The Bill megathread (HC at UNC, girlfriend, etc.)

[lancerman]

No not in the way you mean it

Okay buddy, what's the way you mean it

 

[signbabybrady]

No it wouldn't lol. No team would be cool with a coach benching a player over a personal matter between the plaer and the coaches son lol. If anything.

Guys like Shannon Sharpe have told stories about one teammate having another teammates wife living with him and the locker-room and team making them shut up and work together to win and not let it distract from winning. That's what you do in the NFL

Regardless of the reason for the fight fighting a coach is undoubtedly a bench able offense.

How does your bull crap story fit into the timeline of why he dressed and why he was in tears just before kickoff. We're the Bilichick's beating him up in the tunnel before the game.

Admit it you don't have any friends that worked for the team.

 

[signbabybrady]

Okay buddy, what's the way you mean it

If someone in an office was arguing with a colleague over business matters and a third colleague did not want to get involved stating that's personal between the first two parties is a very valid way to describe the situation. No fisticuffs or wives involved.

So I repeat anytime you want you can stop filling in the gaps with your bull and pawning it off as fact.

 

[lancerman]

Regardless of the reason for the fight fighting a coach is undoubtedly a bench able offense.

How does your bull crap story fit into the timeline of why he dressed and why he was in tears just before kickoff. We're the Bilichick's beating him up in the tunnel before the game.

Admit it you don't have any friends that worked for the team.

Timeline fits fine. He was told relatively early before the game that they wouldn't play him.

 

[lancerman]

If someone in an office was arguing with a colleague over business matters and a third colleague did not want to get involved stating that's personal between the first two parties is a very valid way to describe the situation. No fisticuffs or wives involved.

So I repeat anytime you want you can stop filling in the gaps with your bull and pawning it off as fact.

That's not what Kraft said. Kraft said it was a personal matter where Belichick made a personal decision that was not about what was in the interests of the team. Not an argument over business matters. Personal interfering with business. You are twisting what he said to get your own preferred outcome

 

[signbabybrady]

That's not what Kraft said. Kraft said it was a personal matter where Belichick made a personal decision that was not about what was in the interests of the team. Not an argument over business matters. Personal interfering with business. You are twisting what he said to get your own preferred outcome

That's not what he said. That's what you heard because it helps you justify your 5 yeard of crapping all over the history of the franchise.

 

[lancerman]

That's not what he said. That's what you heard because it helps you justify your 5 yeard of crapping all over the history of the franchise.

“What has been told to me is that there was something personal going on between Bill and Malcolm that was not football-related. I always felt that every decision Bill had made had been to put what’s in the best interest of the team first and put emotion aside. But with Malcolm, he did just the opposite.”

 

[sb1]

No matter what the cult wants to gaslight the rest of us into believing... Bill's reason for benching Butler and making a public spectacle of it on a national stage were not good enough. Period.

 

[signbabybrady]

Timeline fits fine. He was told relatively early before the game that they wouldn't play him.

So instead of sending Butler home immediately when he heard he was involved in a fight regarding his daughter in law he just sat on until just before kickoff. Makes perfect sense and is exactly how that timeline would work.

 

[sb1]

Kinda interesting that Google AI has found enough instances of such a rumor to make it into its summary of what might have happened.

We do know he did get benched and we do know it's a personal beef between BB and Butler serious enough to make BB bench his starting CB.

Personally I think an argument with Fat Matt isn't enough to make that happen, and that would not be a 'personal' thing.

Yeah. If it really was football reasons he would not have dressed at all. In fact I believe he would have been cut outright before the game. Then he would have elevated someone from the PS who he believed gave us a better chance to win. It's not like he didn't do this before.

That didn't happen. Instead he made a spectacle of it. It was a personal reason and that's not good enough to blow a Super Bowl. Fireable.

 

[lancerman]

So instead of sending Butler home immediately when he heard he was involved in a fight regarding his daughter in law he just sat on until just before kickoff. Makes perfect sense and is exactly how that timeline would work.

The incident could have happened when they were already at the Super Bowl venue or even the night before. You are trying to weasel out by making a timeline argument when there is nothing prohibitive about it.

 

[XLIX]

So instead of sending Butler home immediately when he heard he was involved in a fight regarding his daughter in law he just sat on until just before kickoff. Makes perfect sense and is exactly how that timeline would work.

Actually what makes perfect sense is that Belichick, being the vindictive piece of **** we now know he is, would want to publicly humiliate Butler by doing exactly what he did: Having him suit up and sit on the sidelines and do nothing for 4 hours.

 

[Bill Lee]

If you have to couch your statement with "personally I think" then you are by definition making up things to fill the gaps with your own bias agenda driven BS.

You are showing why people dump all over you for being intellectually dishonest.

Everyone else who has an opinion is giving "bias agenda driven BS" whereas of course your outrageous like "erase everything after 2019" should just be accepted.

Also you ignored everything else about my post just to ***** about the one thing that I clearly stated was my opinion, as if I was not allowed to have an opinion.

Guess what: we're allowed to have opinions, and it's intellectually honest to say when you are sharing a personal opinion and bad faith to pose an opinion as if it's fact.

 

[signbabybrady]

The incident could have happened when they were already at the Super Bowl venue or even the night before. You are trying to weasel out by making a timeline argument when there is nothing prohibitive about it.

We're talking about the 90 minutes before the SB. Lol sure a fight between Stephen and Butler occurred during this time frame. It's a bull story and you're friend obviously had no clue what he was talking about or you're just completely making up that you know someone who worked for the team. I assume you're just making it all up.

 

[signbabybrady]

Actually what makes perfect sense is that Belichick, being the vindictive piece of **** we now know he is, would want to publicly humiliate Butler by doing exactly what he did: Having him suit up and sit on the sidelines and do nothing for 4 hours.

Like I keep saying all you guys do is fill in the gaps with your own biased version of what you think.

 

[lancerman]

Like I keep saying all you guys do is fill in the gaps with your own biased version of what you think.

I literally gave you Kraft's exact quote and you once again avoided that subject. Easy to create gaps when you don't look when they are filled

 

[Bill Lee]

Yeah. If it really was football reasons he would not have dressed at all. In fact I believe he would have been cut outright before the game. Then he would have elevated someone from the PS who he believed gave us a better chance to win. It's not like he didn't do this before.

That didn't happen. He made a spectacle of it. It was a personal reason and that's not good enough to blow a Super Bowl. Fireable.

And after he gaslit everyone:

Patriots coach Bill Belichick told NBC sideline reporter Michelle Tafoya that he "made the decisions that give us the best chance to win."

"I'm sure the players felt the same way, but in the end, we have to make the decisions that we feel are best for the football team. So we did. That's what I did. That's really all I can say about it."

So it's best for the football team to dress a guy so he takes up a roster spot then play him for exactly one play?

That doesn't pass the smell test, and never has.

Being a spiteful jerk because "something personal is going on" fits the data far better.

This is the guy the cultists tell us is the GOAT and that we should not question his calls?

Even when they are totally questionable?

Butler benched for Super Bowl because of several issues, report says

"In the end, the final decision is what I said it was."

www.wcvb.com

'They gave up on me,' Patriots' Super Bowl hero says after being benched

Malcolm Butler was a hero for the Patriots three years ago in Super Bowl XLIX. He was benched for Super Bowl LII and said the team gave up on him.

www.wcvb.com

 

[signbabybrady]

I literally gave you Kraft's exact quote and you once again avoided that subject. Easy to create gaps when you don't look when they are filled

I'd have to go back and watch it again your just clipping the one line that fits your narrative

 

[lancerman]

I'd have to go back and watch it again your just clipping the one line that fits your narrative

Hahahahahaha

 

[signbabybrady]

And after he gaslit everyone:





So it's best for the football team to dress a guy so he takes up a roster spot then play him for exactly one play?

That doesn't pass the smell test, and never has.

Being a spiteful jerk because "something personal is going on" fits the data far better.

This is the guy the cultists tell us is the GOAT and that we should not question his calls?

Even when they are totally questionable?

Butler benched for Super Bowl because of several issues, report says

"In the end, the final decision is what I said it was."

www.wcvb.com

'They gave up on me,' Patriots' Super Bowl hero says after being benched

Malcolm Butler was a hero for the Patriots three years ago in Super Bowl XLIX. He was benched for Super Bowl LII and said the team gave up on him.

www.wcvb.com

Again something doesn't pass your smell test so instead you just fill the gap with whatever it is you feel.