NFLN awesome Pats footage

[363839]

Anybody else seeing this.
If you have NFLN and not watching, turn it on.
Great pats presentation with behind the scenes footage.

 

[londonderry]

Anybody else seeing this.
If you have NFLN and not watching, turn it on.
Great pats presentation with behind the scenes footage.

It looks like some high quality, professionally made, Patriots porn!
:rocker:

 

[mcsully]

Great catch! Im' at work until 7am.. This will kill 2 hours

 

[OntarioPatsFan]

I love the shots of Brady and Belichick chatting...
"How are we doing? Are we tired?"

 

[363839]

Great catch! Im' at work until 7am.. This will kill 2 hours

Wish I had a TV at work.
I got the Internet, though.

 

[363839]

I love the shots of Brady and Belichick chatting...
"How are we doing? Are we tired?"

That was real cool. I was waiting for Brady to answer.
He never did.

 

[Frezo]

This is great! The never before seen camera angles are sweet.

 

[Wildo7]

Oh man, this is sick. Sabol seems to be doing a bunch of "this dispells all of the bullsh!t criticisms segments" with Jaws etc. Truly awesome. Soft? "myth" Can't run the ball "choose not to" this is probably the best Pats program I've seen on t.v.

 

[MoLewisrocks]

This is what makes the Network worth whatever cable bleeds out of me for it. Essentially it's the precurser - 16 games to glory.

Loved the discussion of sypgate through the prism of 18 weeks perspective.

Who was the kid he told in practice to just run the play down 'cause your not quick enough to hang with him.

Loving the highlights. But the production discussions are awesome. Can they or can't they run? Concensus seems to be they pass by choice but can run if they need to. Not a soft team...

Boy, did Rosie own Rivers or what...LOL

Lots of guys have contributed, even old or underappreciated guys. Everybody doesn't shine every week, but everybody has shone in one game or another. Everybody plays their assignment and responsibility - with age comes wisdom...

Great stuff - archive quality.

 

[Wildo7]

This is the best thing I've ever seen on t.v. about the Pats. What ESPN accomplishes all year, this program does better. Thank you very much for posting this, I wouldn't have checked otherwise.

 

[363839]

LMAO at Hobbs chowing on popcorn after beating the Cowboys.

 

[NEPat]

I love the shots of Brady and Belichick chatting...
"How are we doing? Are we tired?"

I just tuned in. Which game was this from?

 

[363839]

This is the best thing I've ever seen on t.v. about the Pats. What ESPN accomplishes all year, this program does better. Thank you very much for posting this, I wouldn't have checked otherwise.

Glad to help out, Wildo7.

 

[363839]

I just tuned in. Which game was this from?

Dude, it's the whole season.
You're gonna be glad you tuned in.

 

[NEPat]

Dude, it's the whole season.
You're gonna be glad you tuned in.

No I understand, I meant that "are we tired?" comment from Belichick. I was just curious.

 

[Wildo7]

No QB has won the SB and led the league in yards, but no QB has had success against 16 straight teams in the regular season either.

 

[nabwong]

Hey guys, what program on NFLN is this?

 

[363839]

No I understand, I meant that "are we tired?" comment from Belichick. I was just curious.

Either Training camp or practice.
Couldn't tell.

 

[MrBigglesWorth]

This is great stuff.. ever notice how Jaws feels the need to say "National Football League" instead of NFL.

I love the sideline stuff.

Brady has had that steely look all season like he just lost the AFCCG yesterday. He must have had nightmares about that for weeks on end.

You have to love his determination.

Thanks for pointing out that it was on.

 

[Wildo7]

Hey guys, what program on NFLN is this?

It's called "Path to Perfection" and it makes me wish the NFL Network were 100% in control of broadcasting all of their games because they know what people love about their product and respond accordingly.

Info says "An in-depth look at the Patriots season, featuring highlights and analysis of games with sideline sound, slow motion footage and wired audio of both coaches and players"

It's so good I would recommend paying NFLN $1.99 a month just to watch this.