The Official Patriots vs Buc's Pre-Season Game Thread

[Brady6]

He might be fighting tomorrow night for all I know.

So far it has been:

1. Jones
2. Nink
3. Benard
4. Buchanan
5. Francis

So things are not looking promising for Jake, 2 years in a row that he cannot even get his sorry ass on to the field, I'm starting to lose hope in him.

 

[sb1]

Cmon special teams wake up

 

[Patstopia]

Incoming miss

 

[Betterthanmost]

Not that many Blount sightings tonight.

He has made the team. Now BB wants to know the last 3 players who can make the 53.

 

[patsinthesnow]

No competition needed!

 

[Uncle Rico]

That doink seemed inevitable.

 

[Henroc]

And boom goes the dynamite. I just don't feel confident about gost anymore

 

[303PatsFan]

Well he definitely had the power...

 

[robbomango]

Mallet on the sideline mentoring Brady now...

 

[fnordcircle]

****. 10 characters

 

[sb1]

That one is on Harmon

 

[Jackson 2]

where did we get this Ben Vereen guy??

Roots. Oh, wait a minute, that's second cousin Ben.

 

[TriplecHamp]

Logan Ryan, Duron Harmon, and Tiquan Underwood in on the play.






RRRRRRUTGERS

 

[Marqui]

Get the crappy kicking out the way now Ghost.

 

[Brady_to_Moss]

OMG he missed it...cut his *****

 

[Brady6]

Mallett looks far more comfortable running the 2 minute offense than when he had to huddle up.

Looks like he plays on momentum.

I really think Mallett would be a good starting QB (on another team), his issues are consistency and if he played more I think he would iron a lot of those issues out, and even if he didn't Jay Cutlers made a career out of being inconsistent.

 

[TriplecHamp]

Holy Jamie Collins Batman

 

[Uncle Rico]

Oh yeah, Collins is on the team ...

 

[fnordcircle]

I wish I knew espanol so I could understand the guys on this feed I'm watching because I think they just called Jamie Collins a crazy ****er.

 

[PP2]

One of the better drives Mallett has put together. That two minute showed a great command of the offense. He called plenty of audibles and showed great generalship in directing the receivers.