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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I co-sign the above, with the addendum that every football that is fumbled should be drawn, quartered, and set on a pike, as a lesson to the others.He should be cut, should have been last week.
And Brady should be cut too, to show each and every player that nobody is above good ball security. Think about it, if Brady gets the axe everyone else will be too scared to fumble.
YEsterday's fumble was unlucky. From what I saw he did everything right, had two hands on the ball but was taken down in a difficult position and had the ball knocked away by a helmet. The early fumble against the Bears was the result of a very good defensive hit, and he didn't seem to do a lot wrong there.
In spite of the massive all round improvement in Reche Caldwell's game, Benjamin Watson remains our biggest receiving threat, and I'm looking forward to him having a massive game against Miami next week.
Well seeing that our boy child offensive coordinator was a wide receiver at a SMALL TIME school should be good enough so that he can pass on his vast experience to Watson. Right? Who, BTW,. got his first coaching experience helping with defensive backs....WOW, what a resume he must have had for BB to name him OC at age 27.
a lesson to other footballs?I co-sign the above, with the addendum that every football that is fumbled should be drawn, quartered, and set on a pike, as a lesson to the others.
Jeez, man, read . . . slowly . . . and understand :Why, he only fumbled ONCE. And that had some extraordinary circumstances behind it.
I said STICK WITH HIM. And that I FEEL THE SAME ABOUT GABRIEL.BelichickFan said:Stick with him, we have no choice. I feel the same about Gabriel too.
Precisely. Our footballs lack loyalty. Their fumbling problems should not be tolerated. That is what we must do.a lesson to other footballs?
I guess his only qualification was impressing a future NFL Hall of Fame Head Coach. Probably in meetings, and out of them, they talked about offensive football, ideas, what they like and don't like, and Belichick liked what he heard.So, tell me, how DID he get the job? EXACTLY, what were his qualifications?