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Please don't compare this team to last years Cowboys.
and people think I'm crazy?
Because there is no pressure on Brady, our O-line is better than Dallas oline was, and because Moss makes every QB look better, T.O. just makes more Drama, Don't think Romo won't see the ugly side of T.O. before he's done playing there.Why should I not compare the talent of the skill positions of last year's Cowboys with that of this year's Patriots?
Bledsoe had some tremendous talent around him in Owens, Glenn, Witten, Barber, and Jones. Yet couldn't get the job done.
The Patriots have just as many talented weapons in Moss, Stallworth, Watson, Welker and Faulk, though at different positions.
What makes you believe that Bledsoe could do anything with them?
I believe in Cassel. I think the kid could handle it.
I base this on nothing else than a hunch, LOL
I'm sure he can win " a game. " But can he win "The Big Game."At least you admit your hunch. I have a difficult time seeing Cassel win a game in the NFL.
Because there is no pressure on Brady, our O-line is better than Dallas oline was, and because Moss makes every QB look better, T.O. just makes more Drama, Don't think Romo won't see the ugly side of T.O. before he's done playing there.
Because there is no pressure on Brady, our O-line is better than Dallas oline was, and because Moss makes every QB look better, T.O. just makes more Drama, Don't think Romo won't see the ugly side of T.O. before he's done playing there.
Because there is no pressure on Brady, our O-line is better than Dallas oline was, and because Moss makes every QB look better, T.O. just makes more Drama, Don't think Romo won't see the ugly side of T.O. before he's done playing there.
true, true.One of the reasons our Oline performs well (most of the time...) is the guy they perform in front of. He is a film rat and student of the game within the game who reads defenses exceptionally well, makes seamless pre and post snap adjustments and works tirelessly to insure his receivers make the same ones he does, he consistently makes good decisions quickly and doesn't hang on to the ball too long, he buys time as needed in the pocket because he has deft footwork and awareness, he protects the football, and he never uses someone else's shortcomings as his excuse - even when it's justifiable. Just for openers, these are a handful of the things Drew could never do.
BTW, nice way to try and cloud things by talking about the O-line and only Moss and T.O.
How about talking about Witten, Glenn, Barber, and Jones. Witten is as good as or better than Watson. Glenn was a much better receiver than Stallworth. Barber and Jones provide the running tandem people seem to be clamoring that the Pats need.
You don't think that helps off-set the differences between Moss and T.O.?
Bill would want him here if he thought it was his best chance to winWhy Drew Won't Be Here...
1. Drew is happily retired with money and family and has no desire to get clobbered weekly
2. BB would never, ever want him here. Here's just a few of the reasons why...
2a. Drew has no pocket presence; The Statue is a sack machine
2b. Drew is uncoachable; does what HE thinks is best
2c. Drew throws into double coverage rather than checking down to the open man
2d. Drew does not read defenses well
2e. Drew was always flummoxed by the screen pass
2f. Drew plays below his averages in playoff games. Look up the #s.
2g. Drew is a coach-killer. BB doged a bullet. Thanks Moe Lewis!!!
I'd put a restraining order on Bledsoe to not come within a hundred miles of gillette.
Bill would want him here if he thought it was his best chance to win
PWP: I guess you missed entirely points 2a-2g, which illustrate why Drew would NOT give BB the best chance to win.
Drew Did pretty well in his last Playoff Game, (The one that started Brady's Legacy)
PWP: Ah yes, the game where the ONLY TD Drew scored was on the drive that STARTED inside Steelers territory where Brady had led them. That drive. Perhaps you forgot that totally irresponsible, game losing toss of the ball right into a Steelers LB who droped the potential reverse TD? Or the behind the back over his head no look toss Drew made when under pressure about to be sacked? Well, BB DOES remember those plays. See point 2f again.
No QB could put BB's job in jeperady in New England, after what he has accoplished.