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Honestly, that was my response because I have no idea what you’re talking about. There was nothing particularly novel or controversial about what Mayo said and I have no idea why you’re so triggered by his remarks. Too many people have lost their damn minds, sadly.
In another post ... it was pointed out that when the new season rolls around... there will be only 3 or 4 persons left from a superbowl winning team.
The same people that were willing to roll it back after a disasterous season are now in "Mayo has a short leash"mode. They didn't get what they wanted so now they want the team to fail. Real Pats fans tho
What? Where are people getting this. The dude was the 3rd string emergency QB in the last game they played. He didn't even get put into games where Zappe sucked it up.
Or a veteran if they sign one. But I agree, I don't see Mac being here in 2024, I think that ship has sailed. I think they move on from him, sign a bridge veteran, draft someone for the future, but then also explore what they have in Rourke. Those moves likely will put Zappe's future here back up in the air again heading into this season, but I don't think he did enough to solidify himself. Especially with how the final two games played out, unfortunately.
The man who benched 10 was terminated by the man who refused to allow him to trade 10.
I think Kraft wanted Jones as qb all season.
I think you're wrong.
We all saw Kraft's reaction after that interception, so I would think that game in Germany ended any support he may have been holding onto, whatever it may have been or still is. I also think that's why they have to move on.
Or he blamed it on Bill Belichick - and, as Tom Curran wrote - the decision was made after that game to fire him.
I'm sure some of the blame is placed there. But at the end of the day - and I've obviously been among those who kept some benefit of the doubt when it came to Mac - he did enough mind-blowingly bad things last season that it ended things for me. While he certainly wasn't provided the best opportunities to win (offensive line, receivers, etc.), you can't preach mechanics and fundamentals each week and show zero improvement, all the while doing things like throw back across your body, continually throw off your back foot, etc.
I don't expect people who agree with his comments to understand what I'm talking about. Hopefully his DEI cultural Marxist worldviews don't truly dictate how he runs a team and manages this locker room. And if they do, this is going to be a bad experiment, and look out for locker room issues next year
Oh my God, Marxists!! Stop
I think what he said at the conference could be taken different ways, not sure but I didn't hear anything wrong with what he said and I'm certainly not seeing any racism on his part, if fact, quite the opposite. He was honest and I didn't expect them to lay out a plan for the future, he may have a lot more to say on that subject in the future.
Too much Fox News
For you: Too much CNN/MSNBC. And no, I don't watch FOX News or reasonable facsimile thereof.
I don’t watch any of those. That’s why I don’t vomit buzzwords that 90% of the country have no clue what you are talking about.
