January 1, 1995 - Patriots at the Browns

[sb1]

The Patriots D held one of the highest scoring offenses in NFL history Rams to 17 points and forced three turnovers.

The Rams figured them out in the 4th quarter. They had all the momentum after the nullified scoop 6. Pats play for OT they lose. I don’t remember Madden saying what the defense just did gave me goosebumps.

When uninformed fanboy cheerleaders suggest Tom was wholly responsible for success, they look like uniformed fanboy cheerleaders.

The Patriots record post Brady ain’t pretty. Scoreboard don’t lie.

 

[signbabybrady]

The Rams figured them out in the 4th quarter. They had all the momentum after the nullified scoop 6. Pats play for OT they lose. I don’t remember Madden saying what the defense just did gave me goosebumps.

The Patriots record post Brady ain’t pretty. Scoreboard don’t lie.

Scoreboard: 8 > 7

 

[Ray Ray 717]

The Patriots D held one of the highest scoring offenses in NFL history Rams to 17 points and forced three turnovers.

When uninformed fanboy cheerleaders suggest Tom was wholly responsible for success, they look like uniformed fanboy cheerleaders.

Bill played 11 seasons as head coach without Brady as his starting QB. How many playoff victories?

 

[denverpatsfan]

Game was over if Willie wasn't called for that hold. Also that catch fumble that was ruled an incomplete pass. Always thought that was a catch.

 

[sb1]

Scoreboard: 8 > 7

Actually Brady is 1-0 head to head against Bill. That’s the real scoreboard not the fabricated one quoted.

 

[sb1]

Bill played 11 seasons as head coach without Brady as his starting QB. How many playoff victories?

Brady has more playoff wins without Bill than Bill has without Brady.

 

[signbabybrady]

Bill played 11 seasons as head coach without Brady as his starting QB. How many playoff victories?

 

[upstater1]

Not sure if Bledsoe is beating the Rams though. Brady wasn’t the GOAT yet, but guarantee Bledsoe throws a pick on that final drive that led to the fg and the win

Guarantee?

The Steelers had the best defense in the league that year.

He did it against the best D there was.

 

[Clonamery]

30 years since Bill's first, last, and only playoff victory without the GOAT starting QB.

You're a reason there is an ignore button on a football fansite. Best of luck spreading your wisdom.

 

[upstater1]

Bill played 11 seasons as head coach without Brady as his starting QB. How many playoff victories?

WRONG.

Bill never played.

He took over teams and rebuilt them with the players who played. That's the key right there. You stock players and rebuild. Without it, you don't win Super Bowls no matter who your QB is, not even Brady wins without a strong cast.

He did it in Cleveland, he did it in New England, he did this several times.

He replaced favored QBs and every single time the idiot owner who was a fanboy of the incumbent QB, then threatened to fire or fired Belichick over their replacement.

Every single time, Belichick was right.

Testaverde over Kosar, correct. Brady over Bledsoe, correct. Dumping Mac Jones, correct.

The owners resisted all 3. The first one cost him his job. The second one almost got him fired in his second year. The third one was nixed by ownership and resisted, then eventually cost him his job. The owners were wrong in all 3 cases.

The only time he didn't make the decision to replace the owner's favorite is Matt Cassell, with whom he went 11-5.

 

[sb1]

WRONG.

Bill never played.

He took over teams and rebuilt them with the players who played. That's the key right there. You stock players and rebuild. Without it, you don't win Super Bowls no matter who your QB is, not even Brady wins without a strong cast.

He did it in Cleveland, he did it in New England, he did this several times.

He replaced favored QBs and every single time the idiot owner who was a fanboy of the incumbent QB, then threatened to fire or fired Belichick over their replacement.

Every single time, Belichick was right.

Testaverde over Kosar, correct. Brady over Bledsoe, correct. Dumping Mac Jones, correct.

The owners resisted all 3. The first one cost him his job. The second one almost got him fired in his second year. The third one was nixed by ownership and resisted, then eventually cost him his job. The owners were wrong in all 3 cases.

The only time he didn't make the decision to replace the owner's favorite is Matt Cassell, with whom he went 11-5.

Bill didn’t dump Mac Jones. Jones was traded after Bill was let go.