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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.So you agree they made poor decisions and are hence in cap-hell with a sub-par roster. That's what the guy said.
Numbers don't lie.
@patsfan13 Since you like stats, see above.Tom Brady with Gronk:
– 65.8 comp %
– 7.9 YPA
– 288.3 YDS/G
– 104.3 rating
Tom Brady without Gronk:
– 59.9 comp %
– 6.9 YPA
– 262.6 YDS/G
– 88.1 rating
Watch Tom win NFL MVP in 2020 and watch him bury BB as the season progresses. There's no such thing as a civil divorce.
Well if it showed all of last year, that doesn’t reflect great on Brady. But it seems to me it was a bit of a mutual decision here.Oh yes he did. After they refused to give him the multi-year deal (that they should have given him) he said he knew he wasn't coming back, and it showed all of last year.
Numbers don't lie? Numbers without context lie every time. I can't do this anymore.
Belichick was the coach during those Super Bowls. I'd say he probably deserves some credit, mate.BB thought the window with Brady was closed 4 years ago when he was trying to keep JG.
WTF does BB know.
Agreed. It's trash behavior which is par for the course for Kontra.It is *nice* when people bash blue collar workers while also needing them to survive during a pandemic.
People who demean hard working people are scum. And they deserve the worst in life.
@patsfan13 Since you like stats, see above.
Belichick was the coach during those Super Bowls. I'd say he probably deserves some credit, mate.
Unless, of course, you're saying Brady was the only reason we won those championships and the rest of the roster and coaching staff doesn't matter. If that is the case, then why didn't we win this past year with Brady?
Numbers lie all the time. There's a reason for the phrase "lies, damned lies, and statistics", after all.
It is *nice* when people bash blue collar workers while also needing them to survive during a pandemic.
People who demean hard working people are scum. And they deserve the worst in life.
There are two major problems with this argument.Tom Brady with Gronk:
– 65.8 comp %
– 7.9 YPA
– 288.3 YDS/G
– 104.3 rating
Tom Brady without Gronk:
– 59.9 comp %
– 6.9 YPA
– 262.6 YDS/G
– 88.1 rating
Watch Tom win NFL MVP in 2020 and watch him bury BB as the season progresses. There's no such thing as a civil divorce.
So you agree they made poor decisions and are hence in cap-hell with a sub-par roster. That's what the guy said.
My guess is that Tampa is one of the biggest disappointments if we do have a season. They are like the Browns this past year: all the press and shiny objects pointed to a great season, but when you removed all the glitz you were confronted by the fact they were still the Browns. The same culture problem will likely be an issue in Tampa though to a lesser degree.
I've already got lots of shame and trophy posts. It happens when you're a loudmouth. Lots of wins and losses. But you've got to try.Put that in your sig. Keep it there. If you're right, you'll have a trophy post. If you're wrong, you'll have a mark of shame.
I gotta say, it's been a nice 20 years, so... not to butt in on an ongoing spat, but... I'm kind of okay with a down season or two, especially since 2020 is unlikely to be played, at least not with fans in the stands (and if fans aren't there, are players really going to roll those dice?)
Sigh... enjoy the draft.These are carer stats I am guessing, cannot know since source wasn't provided.
What were the results for a 30 year old Gronk and an 43 year old Brady? THAT is the question.
I think Brady will be a successful game manager in Tampa, I don't care since I root for the NE Patriots not individuals.
I can understand Brady fanboys being upset. Some of us older fans have a different perspective. I have seen Ted Williams, Bill Russell go, I have seen Bobby Orr, John Havlicek, Larry Bird. John Hannah, Andre Tippett, David Ortiz, Pedro Martinez and now Tom Brady some and go.
Time is undefeated. I NEVER begrudge athletes leaving for more money or for what ever reason moves them They work hard, it is their career and it has a limited shelf life.