Anyone watching Inside the NFL on Showtime?

[Bella*chick]

It’s pretty good.

The clip of BB coaching up the defense was awesome. The looks on the players faces as BB talks. They were so dialed in.

 

[Patjew]

If someone has a link to that it would be super bueno!

 

[NEPats1]

I used to catch the replay wednesdays on NFL network but it looks like it's not replayed anymore?

 

[Bella*chick]

I’m pretty sure someone will have this up on YouTube soon.

Some great stuff. Jules at the end yelling “hey ViVi!” to Brady’s daughter and she gives him a hug and says “are you happy?” So damn adorable.

 

[FCB02062]

FYI it's on again at 11, dvring

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Loved how it was Brady who told Belichick to kick the field goal at the end. Who says he doesn't listen to input and only has yes men around him?

 

[Bella*chick]

Also it’s pretty clear that this game was lost before the first snap. McVay was super nice, almost too nice. He was gushing to BB like a fanboy at the pregame handshake. And he was all “you’re doing great, man!” to a dejected Goff. It seemed so ineffective and futile.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Also it’s pretty clear that this game was lost before the first snap. McVay was super nice, almost too nice. He was gushing to BB like a fanboy at the pregame handshake. And he was all “you’re doing great, man!” to a dejected Goff. It seemed so ineffective and futile.

Yup. Not quite as bad as the Chris Farley Show with Paul McCartney, but man. In the words of Rex Ryan, Sean McVay was kissing Bill's rings before the game even started.

 

[Bella*chick]

Yup. Not quite as bad as the Chris Farley Show with Paul McCartney, but man. In the words of Rex Ryan, Sean McVay was kissing Bill's rings before the game even started.

I mean, I came away genuinely liking McVay. But he was sorely outmatched in this one. Yikes.

Brady was definitely all about the field goal at the end. He made it sound like wtf are we even discussing this.

 

[TB_Helmet]

Yup. Not quite as bad as the Chris Farley Show with Paul McCartney, but man. In the words of Rex Ryan, Sean McVay was kissing Bill's rings before the game even started.

OT: Chris Farley with Paul was incredible. That would be me with Brady.

“Hey Tom? Remember when you came back down 28-3?..........That was awesome”

 

[WinstonSmith]

FYI it's on again at 11, dvring

It will also be available on demand at least on Xfinity starting tomorrow.

 

[mosi]

Yeah, McVay kept thinking everything was alright, when in reality, nothing was for them. BB is really involved in everything and also is very open to input from his players and fellow coaches. Very interesting.

 

[Bella*chick]

Yeah, McVay kept thinking everything was alright, when in reality, nothing was for them. BB is really involved in everything and also is very open to input from his players and fellow coaches. Very interesting.

Yeah, it felt like McVay was full of a bunch of banal, positive cliches while BB was actually, you know, coaching. The contrast was startling.

 

[VectorPrime]

Hope someone gets this on YouTube tonight since I don’t have the channel.

 

[jah]

I mean, I came away genuinely liking McVay. But he was sorely outmatched in this one. Yikes.

Brady was definitely all about the field goal at the end. He made it sound like wtf are we even discussing this.

There really shouldn't have been a discussion.

 

[mosi]

Well, now it has just gone crazy. Both those guys need a valium...

 

[Uncle Rico]

Anyone who thinks there's no "Patriots Mystique" needs to watch this, especially the beginning. The Rams were in awe. McVay saying he wanted to get the game started to see what Belichick's plan was? Wow.

 

[Bella*chick]

I also LOLed at the Jules and Brady in sync sequence where they literally are doing the exact same thing while sitting on the bench without realizing it.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Well, now it has just gone crazy. Both those guys need a valium...

It was interesting to see though, in terms of the effect the Polian Rules have had on the game. That Deion Sanders play is obvious PI today, while the Gilmore one is considered risky defensive play today.

 

[jimnance]

Yeah, it felt like McVay was full of a bunch of banal, positive cliches while BB was actually, you know, coaching. The contrast was startling.

One of the most underrated and least talked about important things BB does, is get involved like a position coach .He gets down and shows proper blocking and tackling technique,etc.
To us Pats fans this is normal. But he is one of the very few HC's in the NFL who does this.