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The article takes already known events—the Brady-McDaniels sideline blow-up, the limits put on Guerrero by Belichick, and the Garoppollo trade—and weaves a massive interfamilial conflict, all sturm and drang, supported by the off the record whispers of "staffers". Each incident is probably true...

The Texans are not interested in TRADING for Romo. They are still, however, very interested in signing Romo after he is released.

Another, Canadian from Halifax. NS. As a kid, our cable feed was from Bangor, Maine so in terms of American sports we only received the NE sports scene. Was a Grogan, Russ Francis, Mike Haynes fan. Watched Eason being decimated in 1986 and Desmond Howard kill us in 1997. The Bill Belichick, Tom...

I am watching it in Toronto on CTV!

Not true. But I do agree the quality is horrible.

What really happens: She gets really close to him and then Bill actually takes a step back so he can reestablish the distance he needs to show her the action he was being being critical about.

Can you point me to the news item that he is back on the PS. I can't seem to find it anywhere. Thanks.

I disagree with your point that the Dline was not pressuring Taylor. They had him moving and in the grasp a lot he just kept making plays in those otherwise broken situations. Hat's off to the opposing QB I say. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

On the final Watkins play, for what it's worth, on the NFL Network both McGinest and Robinson thought he was down in bounds because Watkins went out of bounds backwards. They said if he had been falling forwards the clock would have stopped. So they both agree with DaBrinz and BostonStraggler...

Of course not, Peyton's not the GOAT as long as Brady exists.

Check out Edelman's pinky in the header image for that article. Since that photo is from the Superbowl celebration it looks like it was damaged some time before this year's Colts game, despite Collinsworth's analysis to the contrary.

Even in the supersized world of the NFL, Hicks looks huge. He dwarfs almost everyone else on the field.

Game plan is to take away the running game and make Fitz beat us. BB has enough experience defending Fitz and exploiting his weaknesses that I am sure he knows how to defend him. Defending the actual receivers is third on the priority list.

Well, Hardy is good and he was emotionally hyped up. He wore down pretty quickly though and the Pats adapted. I agree with others who say we need to credit the other team, players and coaches who care enough to to put full effort into beating the Pats...and still ultimately failing.

Aaron Schatz discusses the crackdown on picks on FootballOutsiders in today's Audibles at the Line. http://www.footballoutsiders.com/audibles/2015/audibles-line-week-5

They have already made it a point of emphasis, at least against New England. Offense Pass Interference calls are way up from 2014. The Patriots had 5 called all last year. They already have 5 this year.

Belichick from the transcript: "Like I just said, we made those adjustments from the first series. I mean, we don’t wait until halftime. There’s nothing magic about halftime, as soon as we see what they’re doing, then we need to be ready to address it."

I see you caught Bill's press conference, as this is his response to a reporter.