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Now that their careers are over, and we have enough games and data of them playing without the other, it's ok to do an objective assessment. https://www.sportingnews.com/uk/nfl/news/bill-belichick-record-without-tom-brady-patriots-coach/f1cd460945da9e1716173598 Tom Brady Wins Losses Winning...

Check odds, we’re not in Top 17. First time in more than 20 years that I recall. Are we really worse than Raiders or Dolphins or Cardinals?

Ahhhhh from Rich's mouth to god's ears! Completely showering praises on all aspects of the team. Soooooooooooo satisfying hahaha

3 of Schrager's Top 5 Rookies are from Patriots. Great job by the front office so far this year. Hitting it out of the park it seems. We needed a good draft so badly.

Brady is now joint odds-on favourite for MVP along with Allen. Do you guys think he wins?

Very disappointed by the play by these "veterans". Hightower bit so hard on the first TD throw against Cowboys today. And then was scrambling to jump and paw at the ball as it sailed over his head to for an easy pass and TD. McCourty did something similar last week with horrible angles. I am a...

Just wanted to say I am so relieved the Pats won today. I think a loss in this game would have REALLY been devastating. The Pats were in many ways superior to the Texans and a number of fluke-ish incidents made the game so tight. Texans first drive - should have been a 3 and out and a stop...

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/tom-brady-patriots-departure-not-wanting-bill-belichick Says Brady "looked at his options and ..... we weren’t as good an option as Tampa". Yeah Bill, since your 1 yr $23m offer sucked. About Brady's departure, he says "It wasn’t a question of not wanting him...

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/tom-brady-patriots-departure-not-wanting-bill-belichick

https://www.bostonsportsjournal.com/2021/09/26/Bill-Belichick-Mac-Jones-patriots-wrist-off-field-Saints Is this the equivalent of a visit to the Principal's office? or more of a "buck-up kid" pep talk?

https://www.nfl.com/news/alex-guerrero-tom-brady-trainer-bill-belichick-never-evolved-enough No way is Alex saying this stuff if Brady hadn't approved it. So basically Brady was upset at being treated like he was still a rookie fighting for the parking spot.

Skip says "What used to be called The Patriot Way is now like any other way. Let's throw money here, let's throw money there, let's overpay here, let's over pay there. Let's hope this works, let's hope that works". Is this criticism fair (link below)? Are we joining the rank of mediocre teams...

https://www.boston.com/sports/tom-brady/2021/03/13/tom-brady-contract-extension-tampa-bay-buccaneers Brady's cap hit only $9m for 2020......... yikes! After his new 2 yr $50m contract with 2 voidable years. And they will repeat the trick next year again. Basically Brady keeps playing and...

So yesterday I posted in the Belichick criticism mega-thread that BB might be on the hot seat after another losing season and that thread was locked. I made a new thread asking why this thread is being locked for the 3rd time? And why does Ian have to intervene repeatedly to unlock it. And that...

Tom Brady - All 696 Career Touchdowns - New England Patriots & Tampa Bay Buccaneers I just watched the entire 2 hour video. It was awesome!!

Is every thread criticizing BB's poor GM skills, poor roster management, mishandling of our QB position, and any poor decision making, going to be locked by Team Bill (aka Mods) and moved to the Tom Brady forum into obscurity? Is that the general rule now? One must not utter a bad word about...

This is just a fun thought experiment. If Kraft were to get an offer to trade Belichick for Watson from the Texans, straight up, should the Patriots take it.

Am I the only one sick of all this adulation about Mahomes' play in the Superbowl and how he was the only one fighting and so much ooohing and aaaahing about 2 incomplete passes. For god sake, there have been tons of crazier and more meaningful incomplete passes in history. Passes that would...

Here they come. Knives out! USA Today: Belichick's greatest mistake was betting against Tom Brady. https://patriotswire.usatoday.com/2021/02/10/bill-belichicks-greatest-mistake-was-betting-against-tom-brady/ I'll post other media content related to the title here as well so it's all in one place.

Not sure I saw this before but Guy just repeated what Belichick told the team in the final meeting. Seems like a bunch of cliched excuses. Yawn. Maybe I was expecting something loftier / better...