Which was worse for pats fans?

Seeing Indianapolis win it in 2006, seeing Baltimore win it in 2012, seeing Denver win it in 2015 or Kansas City winning it today?

denver in 2015 hurt so much.

2006 and it’s not remotely close.

None of them. For me, the only SB to hurt is one the Patriots lose.

We've won 6 superbowls.

I'm okay with KC winning this.

Redman443 said:

Seeing Indianapolis win it in 2006, seeing Baltimore win it in 2012, seeing Denver win it in 2015 or Kansas City winning it today?

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This is a really dumb question

2007, losing to the Giants . But I would have to say 2006 considering we were up by so much at the half in the AFCC and then to see Manning draw the Bears to get his first SB victory, he could not have asked for an easier opponent that year .

2012

All the others I do not think we had any business being in the Superbowl any of those years. In 2006 our offense was fatally flawed. In 2015 we were decimated by injuries and this year we had a poor offense. In 2012, I think it was a pretty decent team and that's why I picked that one.

I'm fine with KC winning.

What hurts worse

the Super Bowl loss against the giants in SB42

OR

reading Redmann44 posts

E) That POS dc Steve Spagnuolo. I can't stand him! During last year's SB Week he was on all sports talk shows* dissin Brady & Pats about when he was dc of giants sb wins. He was bailed out with luckiest heave/catch in sb history (in grasp/hold) and today 3rd & 15 KC heave bail out that was turning point momentum changer.

Indy in 2006. The Bears were unbelievably weak.

Bruins29 said:

What hurts worse

the Super Bowl loss against the giants in SB42

OR

reading Redmann44 posts

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master troll over here

Redman443 said:

master troll over here

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We all know you are a troll. And ?

Redman443 said:

Seeing Indianapolis win it in 2006, seeing Baltimore win it in 2012, seeing Denver win it in 2015 or Kansas City winning it today?

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This is a dumb question. 2006 we were going up against a rival we had embarassed two of the prior three years and were up big in their stadium for the right to play the Rex Grossman Bears in the Super Bowl.

This year we went one and done after arguably the worst season we've had since 2013 and would have had to play the Niner's who were dominant all year and if they won would have got 6 as well and raised the Jimmy G question

Obviously someone dosent follow the game /team

Burn this thread

Once they’re out, it doesn’t matter

I'm not following how this is even remotely close to the other seasons, in which the Patriots lost in the AFC Championship games.