Now that Brady has retired, how much will you follow the NFL?

[PatsWSB47]

People where Brady jerseys to games because they were expensive when they bought them.

Maybe some do but I doubt anyone who thinks he's a "scumbag" would.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

Maybe some do but I doubt anyone who thinks he's a "scumbag" would.

They must have missed him attempting to kick Grady Jarrett...

 

[Disco Volante]

With the way Brady has been playing, it's clear Bill made the right call. Unless the talent around him steps up and carries him, Brady looks like the 2019 version of himself...he's on pace for 18-20 touchdowns, which would be a career low. Clear as day that he's not the same without Gronk, Brown and a healthy Godwin

Replacing Tom Brady with Cam Newton then Mac Jones was the right call?

LOL

3 years later and we still don't have a quartetback or playoff win.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

Replacing Tom Brady with Cam Newton then Mac Jones was the right call?

LOL

3 years later and we still don't have a quartetback or playoff win.

You're delusional if you think Brady would perform as well in NE as he did in 2020 and 2021 in Tampa. Perhaps if Bill signed Gronk, Fournette, and Brown and traded for Evans and Godwin...your guy needs to be carried at this point in his career or else he's going to end up with 10 touchdowns mid-way through the season (like he does now).

 

[crawhammer]

You're delusional if you think Brady would perform as well in NE as he did in 2020 and 2021 in Tampa. Perhaps if Bill signed Gronk, Fournette, and Brown and traded for Evans and Godwin...your guy needs to be carried at this point in his career or else he's going to end up with 10 touchdowns mid-way through the season (like he does now).

You're a joke. Brady just led a comeback win in 35 seconds throwing to stone hands Miller and a rookie TE.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

You're a joke. Brady just led a comeback win in 35 seconds throwing to stone hands Miller and a rookie TE.

With a big help from the officials....

 

[PatsWSB47]

With a big help from the officials....

It was the right call but go ahead and do what you do.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

It was the right call but go ahead and do what you do.

and im sure the roughing the passer call against the Falcons was the right call too…

 

[PatsWSB47]

How would any teams quarterback be doing if his team had the most drops the worst running game in the league, a banged up receiving core and a makeshift o line that can't block? I wonder if anyone would have the 2nd most passing yards and only 1 int like Brady does?

 

[PatsWSB47]

and im sure the roughing the passer call against the Falcons was the right call too…

Lol, refs are inconsistent but it was the correct call. Brady didn't get help. Jesus you really do document everything that could be a negative regarding Brady. I used to joke about your scrap book but you really are obsessed.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

How would any teams quarterback be doing if his team had the most drops the worst running game in the league, a banged up receiving core and a makeshift o line that can't block? I wonder if anyone would have the 2nd most passing yards and only 1 int like Brady does?

keep making excuses. the Bucs are 24th in total touchdowns - even the panthers, bears, and lions have more

 

[PatsWSB47]

keep making excuses. the Bucs are 24th in total touchdowns

And so would just about any offense that had such a weak supporting cast.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

And so would just about any offense that had such a weak supporting cast.

so you admit Brady needs to be carried at this point in his career….that's checkmate.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

You're a joke. Brady just led a comeback win in 35 seconds throwing to stone hands Miller and a rookie TE.

oh, and Brady had 30 seconds left and 3 TOs in SB42 and couldn’t move the ball 1 yard…

 

[PatsWSB47]

so you admit Brady needs to be carried at this point in his career….that's checkmate.

Checkmate? Lmao. No I don't admit any such thing. Answer the question asked. Who'd be elite under similar circumstances?

 

[PatsWSB47]

oh, and Brady had 30 seconds left and 3 TOs in SB42 and couldn’t move the ball 1 yard…

SB42, you are a joke. How many incompletions did Brady have in game 5 2005? Come on , you have that cataloged somwhere I'm sure.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

Checkmate? Lmao. No I don't admit any such thing. Answer the question asked. Who'd be elite under similar circumstances?

Brady used to be able to carry teams with average receiving corps...not anymore

SB42, you are a joke. How many incompletions did Brady have in game 5 2005? Come on , you have that cataloged somwhere I'm sure.

Huh? The regular season game vs the Falcons in 2005, where Brady was 22 for 27? What does that have to do with the most important game in NFL history?

 

[Guts]

Can't we all get along?? lol

 

[PatsWSB47]

Brady used to be able to carry teams with average receiving corps...not anymore



Huh? The regular season game vs the Falcons in 2005, where Brady was 22 for 27? What does that have to do with the most important game in NFL history?

Has nothing to do with it, just that you would know how many things he did wrong.

 

[XLIX]

True Pats fans should appreciate both. The question will always be who was more responsible, and as a fan of the players over coaches I go with players, and especially the GOAT QB.

So Brady was never fined for tampering but you know that he did. If true, it's too bad that Bill didn't know, or care, that the GOAT was unhappy.

Tampering is, by definition, an act that a team engages in (i.e. representatives of a team), not a player. Players can't be fined for tampering because from their perspective they haven't broken any rules. It is the team that has broken the rules.