Interception
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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Tom Brady gives a press conference, asked if he feels he is past his prime. The team has been losing, reeling from a devastating blowout against Kansas City.
Reporters call for his replacement, the end of an era he helped build from a sixth round draft pick.
John Harbaugh gives a press conference, using deception as the key word in a hard fought patriots victory. Records were broken, never before seen comebacks and late touchdowns lifted the Patriots to victory. Deception and trickery gets the credit.
Belichick gives a press conference, his voice obviously shaky either from frustration or disappointment. He had no knowledge of the deflations.
Articles call for a forfeiture of New England's championship win, a suspension for Belichick to keep him away from what he loves to do most, a stain on tireless long hours of hard work.
Each step of the way, they fought. Late nights in Belichick's office, the sun rising before he even finished his work. Early mornings for Edelman, often the first player on the field to get just one split second quicker or fight just a little harder for that extra inch. Early nights for Brady, in bed before 9, just to be able to keep up with the younger, improving competitions. Rehab for the injured, fighting through pain for that one key block, that one needed yard, that one third down stop.
The top seed in the AFC did not come easy. There were long nights, early mornings, pain, sacrifices.
But it's not the hard work that is mentioned as New England states down the ultimate price.
It is the end of an era. Deception. Trickery. Cheating. No, hard work is not the reasoning.
This is the reasoning given for the success, as the pressure of the season intensifies.
Nobody has repeated since Tom Brady and Belichick. They're in Arizona to make sure it stays that way. Intensify.
Brady, your career is coming to an end. You're past your prime. It's time for Jimmy to replace you. You should be traded at the end of the season. You used trickery and cheating to get where you are. The cornerback on the other side of the field wants to know... U mad bro? Intensify.
This defense tore apart Manning last year in the Super Bowl. Absolutely embarrassed him. He's considered the greatest quarterback to ever read a defense before, so what chance do you stand after cheating your way here? Get mad bro. Intensify.
The Seahawks fought through their problems early in the season and worked hard to get back to the Super Bowl. They pulled off a miracle against Green Bay, they showed intensity after the game.
Ask the reporters, New England used trickery and deception and cheating to get here. Suspend Belichick from the Super Bowl, some say. Suspend him for a year, say others. His voice shakes as he stands in front of the podium, having to explain he tries to make conditions harder for his players to work them harder instead of trying to cheat. They don't believe him.
Nobody sees the hard work.
But Belichick sees it.
Tom Brady sees it.
Edelman sees it.
Revis sees it.
Gronkowski sees it.
Browner sees it.
And now they have to prove it.
The super bowl approaches and you've worked so hard to make it here, but no one else sees it.
It's time to show them.
Intensify.
Reporters call for his replacement, the end of an era he helped build from a sixth round draft pick.
John Harbaugh gives a press conference, using deception as the key word in a hard fought patriots victory. Records were broken, never before seen comebacks and late touchdowns lifted the Patriots to victory. Deception and trickery gets the credit.
Belichick gives a press conference, his voice obviously shaky either from frustration or disappointment. He had no knowledge of the deflations.
Articles call for a forfeiture of New England's championship win, a suspension for Belichick to keep him away from what he loves to do most, a stain on tireless long hours of hard work.
Each step of the way, they fought. Late nights in Belichick's office, the sun rising before he even finished his work. Early mornings for Edelman, often the first player on the field to get just one split second quicker or fight just a little harder for that extra inch. Early nights for Brady, in bed before 9, just to be able to keep up with the younger, improving competitions. Rehab for the injured, fighting through pain for that one key block, that one needed yard, that one third down stop.
The top seed in the AFC did not come easy. There were long nights, early mornings, pain, sacrifices.
But it's not the hard work that is mentioned as New England states down the ultimate price.
It is the end of an era. Deception. Trickery. Cheating. No, hard work is not the reasoning.
This is the reasoning given for the success, as the pressure of the season intensifies.
Nobody has repeated since Tom Brady and Belichick. They're in Arizona to make sure it stays that way. Intensify.
Brady, your career is coming to an end. You're past your prime. It's time for Jimmy to replace you. You should be traded at the end of the season. You used trickery and cheating to get where you are. The cornerback on the other side of the field wants to know... U mad bro? Intensify.
This defense tore apart Manning last year in the Super Bowl. Absolutely embarrassed him. He's considered the greatest quarterback to ever read a defense before, so what chance do you stand after cheating your way here? Get mad bro. Intensify.
The Seahawks fought through their problems early in the season and worked hard to get back to the Super Bowl. They pulled off a miracle against Green Bay, they showed intensity after the game.
Ask the reporters, New England used trickery and deception and cheating to get here. Suspend Belichick from the Super Bowl, some say. Suspend him for a year, say others. His voice shakes as he stands in front of the podium, having to explain he tries to make conditions harder for his players to work them harder instead of trying to cheat. They don't believe him.
Nobody sees the hard work.
But Belichick sees it.
Tom Brady sees it.
Edelman sees it.
Revis sees it.
Gronkowski sees it.
Browner sees it.
And now they have to prove it.
The super bowl approaches and you've worked so hard to make it here, but no one else sees it.
It's time to show them.
Intensify.
