Predictions for Bucs record and Brady's stats 2022

[sb1]

Belichick vs Brady: .000

 

[crawhammer]

So now the Sunday after Thanksgiving doesn't count in your "after thanksgiving" analysis...got it.

All I'm saying is that the numbers are definitely going to be skewed in Brady's favor in this exercise since he's played some of the worst teams in the league in December while the Pats have played Buffalo, Miami, Rams, Chargers, etc. over the past 3 seasons. His super bowl run in 2020 consisted of beating a third stringer (Taylor Heinicke, who would have beaten the Bucs had he not injured himself) and Drew Brees (coming off 12 broken ribs and a collapsed lung).

Brady is 6-1 against playoff teams in December+. Belichick is 1-6 against playoff teams in December+. What don't you understand?

 

[SHOWTIME15]

Brady is 6-1 against playoff teams in December+. Belichick is 1-6 against playoff teams in December+. What don't you understand?

With most of those wins happening in one year...4 playoff wins in 2020 and a lucky win against the Bills in 2021.

Your analysis is too simplistic. That's what I have a problem with.

And comparing Brady to Belichick without each other is comparing apples to oranges. One is a quarterback who went to a talented but underachieving team, the other is a HC trying to rebuild his team. It's really a stupid exercise.

 

[PatsWSB47]

What insight! Quarterbacks generally do a lot better against weaker teams. Stat of the milenium! Funny how Brady is almost always one of the last men standing at the end when the best teams are playing.

 

[crawhammer]

With most of those wins happening in one year...4 playoff wins in 2020 and a lucky win against the Bills in 2021.

Your analysis is too simplistic. That's what I have a problem with.

And comparing Brady to Belichick without each other is comparing apples to oranges. One is a quarterback who went to a talented but underachieving team, the other is a HC trying to rebuild his team. It's really a stupid exercise.

If you feel that way about it then why are you even posting in the thread? Just go away and let anyone else who wants to participate do so absent your trolling.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

If you feel that way about it then why are you even posting in the thread? Just go away and let anyone else who wants to participate do so absent your trolling.

LOL the mods merged your thread with another thread, so even they thought it was stupid...

 

[Guts]

Can't we all get along?

 

[XLIX]

What insight! Quarterbacks generally do a lot better against weaker teams. Stat of the milenium! Funny how Brady is almost always one of the last men standing at the end when the best teams are playing.

Every single Tom Brady win was lucky or against a weak team. Every single one. Pure luck.

Clearly he is the least talented QB who ever won 7 Super Bowls.

 

[The Brandon Five]

So now the Sunday after Thanksgiving doesn't count in your "after thanksgiving" analysis...got it.

All I'm saying is that the numbers are definitely going to be skewed in Brady's favor in this exercise since he's played some of the worst teams in the league in December while the Pats have played Buffalo, Miami, Rams, Chargers, etc. over the past 3 seasons. His super bowl run in 2020 consisted of beating a third stringer (Taylor Heinicke, who would have beaten the Bucs had he not injured himself) and Drew Brees (coming off 12 broken ribs and a collapsed lung).

In 2020 Brady faced three future HOF QBs in consecutive games enroute to his 7th Lombardi:
Brees
Rodgers
Mahomes

Just stop with your anti-Brady schtick. It's not rational. Should we be worried about your mental health?

 

[SHOWTIME15]

In 2020 Brady faced three future HOF QBs in consecutive games enroute to his 7th Lombardi:
Brees
Rodgers
Mahomes

Just stop with your anti-Brady schtick. It's not rational. Should we be worried about your mental health?

He did a great job dinking and dunking that year…all the way to the Super Bowl

 

[XLIX]

In 2020 Brady faced three future HOF QBs in consecutive games enroute to his 7th Lombardi:
Brees
Rodgers
Mahomes

Just stop with your anti-Brady schtick. It's not rational. Should we be worried about your mental health?

Just block him. I honestly believe that he doesn't believe his own schtick. I mean, really... no one could possibly be that stupid. He simply enjoys arguing and thrives on getting people all riled up.

It is the textbook definition of "troll" and there is no need to engage someone who is not debating in good faith. So stop giving him the satisfaction.

 

[The Brandon Five]

He did a great job dinking and dunking that year…all the way to the Super Bowl

Who have been the best QBs at throwing long passes in 2020?

 

[Guts]

He did a great job dinking and dunking that year…all the way to the Super Bowl

Let's do better

 

[crawhammer]

He did a great job dinking and dunking that year…all the way to the Super Bowl

You are a liar. This is how you perpetuate your nonsense... through lies.

This is a fact... Brady led the NFL in Intended Air Yards per pass attempt in 2020. The average depth of his target was deeper than every other quarterback in the entire league. So STFU!

 

[SHOWTIME15]

Let's do better

So your source is from a twitter page called "Tom Brady facts?" LMAO - let's do better.

If Brady had a strong throwing arm, he would have played better in super bowl 42, but the Giants didn't respect his deep ball and took away all he short to intermediate routes the Pats were running. It is what it is.

 

[Guts]

So your source is from a twitter page called "Tom Brady facts"...is that your page? LMAO

It's PFF dude the actual source

 

[SHOWTIME15]

It's PFF dude the actual source

That's funny I just watched some of his 2020 highlights and most of his "deep passes" are floaters....usually to a wide open guy. And a pass of 20 air yards or more is only PFF's definition of what a deep pass is. There is no standard definition.

 

[Guts]

That's funny I just watched some of his 2020 highlights and most of his "deep passes" are floaters....usually to a wide open guy. And a pass of 20 air yards or more is only PFF's definition of what a deep pass is. There is no standard definition.

What's your definition then?
Because if you want to say 40 air yards plus he led the league in that too from 2020-2021 LMAO you can't discredit passes to wide open guys when your man crush Mahomes does the same thing

 

[crawhammer]

More lies from @MAC10. You can't argue with someone who bases all of their contentions on lies.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

What's your definition then?
Because if you want to say 40 air yards plus he led the league in that too from 2020-2021 LMAO you can't discredit passes to wide open guys when your man crush Mahomes does the same thing

Brady's throws have no zip on them whatsoever unless they are on short to intermediate throws (air yards). It's the reason why he can't bring his team back with less than a minute to go in the game on a deep drive. He had that same opportunity vs the Browns - 32 seconds left and 3 TOs and all he needed was a FG to win.