NFL News Belichick not voted into the HOF

[Jackson 2]

Totally criminal that BB was jobbed out it. But, at the same time, he brought this largely upon himself.

How? Please be specific.

 

[grux]

What a weasel

This says more about Polian and others than it does about Belichick

Bill Polian tells ESPN he can't recall "with 100 percent certainty" whether he voted for Belichick

Former Bill Belichick nemesis Bill Polian voted for Belichick to make it to the Hall of Fame.

www.nbcsports.com

Let me help you out Bill, you didn't vote for BB and also convinced a few other morons to also not vote him in. I hope someone leaks the list of people who didn't vote to get BB into the HOF.

 

[Ring 6]

What specifically is wrong about this?

Everything. Particularly your made up claim the belichick ratted.

 

[Ring 6]

We know that Borges likely voted "NO". He never got over being shown up by BB taking Seymour... I would have no doubt he colluded with Polian.

I know that Kraft is petty, but I'm not sure that he'd stoop that low..

It’s no lower than Kraft has stooped before.

 

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[Kargetina]

To be fair - Brady didn't lead in efficiency in 2016 (Ryan did) and he also missed 4 games for "reasons." In 2021 Rodgers led on efficiency and wasn't that far behind on volume. 2017 was a bit of a make-up for 2016 / absurdity of Deflate-gate / astonishment at 28-3 to a degree as it wasn't Brady's best year at all.

I don't think Brady was screwed out of any MVPs. I will say that Peyton Manning did not deserve 2008 or 2009 so his total feels inflated to me. But we shouldn't go full victim-mode here. No need for it.

No, he didn't, Brady had 28/2 TD/INT which is still the highest TD/INT ratio in a season ever. Ryan had 38/7.

Brady had 5316 yards and 43 TD's in 2021, while Rodgers had 4115 yards and 37 TD's. He was as close to Brady's volume as Josh Allen was close to a Super Bowl this year. Brady was first in both yards and TD's, Rodgers was 10th and 5th. Rodgers got the MVP due to his low interception number, 4 in 16 games, even though he had more interception worthy passes that year than Brady as per PFF. 8 of Brady's 12 INT were tipped balls that were thrown straight into the receivers arms. Do voters care for any of that? Of course not. Did they take Brady's 2 interceptions in 12 games as a major factor in 2016? Of course not, because the criteria was different in both years.

Brady was also 11-1 in 2016, while Ryan was 11-5, which should have been an asset to Brady's MVP argument. He won as many games as Ryan and played 4 fewer games, while playing with historic efficiency.

The Pats have 2 Hall of Famers out of the dynasty while the 90's Bills have 5 players and 8 in total, Brady won MVP only 3 times, while Manning had 5 and Rodgers 4, and Belichick is not a first ballot hall of famer. Full victim-mode? Take your head out of the sand.

 

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[DaBruinz]

The thing is, the coaches were all talking about doing this in the past.

The Jets incident happened after the memo came out within the same calendar year as Spygate

Cowher specifically says "...in regards to Spygate, they were doing nothing different than anyone else was doing". That's clear to me that other teams were doing it Cowher makes no mention that he was referring to prior to the memo coming out.

As I stated, back then, people on her showed vids of other teams doing it after the memo as well.

 

[Ring 6]

So we slot him below all of the other coaches who won 6 SBs?

 

[Sfpat]

Good to see Jimmy Johnson standing up for BB. The guy is enraged.

Note, Colin tried to compare BB to Parcels having to wait despite winning two SBs (and failing to mention that BB was the DC for both wins and that it's BBs game plan that is in the HOF).

 

[XLIX]

COMEDY Bill Belichick comes out firing!! COMEDY

 

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[borisman]

Asante Samuel is that list. I'm not even going to look up what he said. Ok, maybe I will.

 

[Dexter]

“Whatever perceptions may exist about any personal differences between Bill and me, I strongly believe Bill Belichick’s record and body of work speak for themselves,” Kraft said. “As head coach of the New England Patriots for more than two decades, he set the standard for on-field excellence, preparation, and sustained success in the free agency and salary cap era of the National Football League. He is the greatest coach of all time and he unequivocally deserves to be a unanimous first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer.”

Bill Belichick ‘unequivocally deserves’ to be first ballot Hall of Famer, Robert Kraft says

Robert Kraft is among those who feel Bill Belichick was snubbed of being a first-ballot Hall of Famer.

www.masslive.com

 

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[ViperGTS]

“Whatever perceptions may exist about any personal differences between Bill and me, I strongly believe Bill Belichick’s record and body of work speak for themselves,” Kraft said. “As head coach of the New England Patriots for more than two decades, he set the standard for on-field excellence, preparation, and sustained success in the free agency and salary cap era of the National Football League. He is the greatest coach of all time and he unequivocally deserves to be a unanimous first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer.”

Bill Belichick ‘unequivocally deserves’ to be first ballot Hall of Famer, Robert Kraft says

Robert Kraft is among those who feel Bill Belichick was snubbed of being a first-ballot Hall of Famer.

www.masslive.com

There is the Kraft statement that nobody thought was coming. I knew it was. The HoF royally ****ed up.

 

[NFL Mystique]

Ron Borges, in his interview, gives off the vibe that he voted for Bill.

 

[jan08]

Some schmuck on X brought up the Wells Report as proof of Brady and Belichick's Guilt..

Thats just silly. It would be far easier to just quote the measuring of all balls the NFL did the following year to prove the Patriots were cheating.

 

[thecore762]

Take few minutes to watch this. **** the hall of fame. I am not watching that ********