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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.You would be wrong, did you not see the turnout for the send off rally. You might not be excited, fully understand that but do not project your own feelings onto others.This is NE's 10th SB appearance in 25 years...unbelievable.
It is Seattle's 4th.
I just do not get the sense that Pats fans are very hyped up about this one.
Possible reasons:
1) SB fatigue
2) Big underdog status
3) Lack of marketable stars on O or D
4) Experts lack of confidence in Pats ability to pull this one off
5) A perception by media that Pats are here on a fluke and that it was gifted to them by easy schedule and Bo Nix's injury
6) No Brady. Brady made fans feel that anything was possible anytime
7) Offense has lacked scoring ability during playoffs
Does anyone else feel a general lack of excitement about this SB appearance?
I hope I am wrong, but it does not feel like any of the Brady era SB's.
Maye can hit those hole shots to Boutte: Maye can make that throw.Funny how that Blueprint works. Since the Bills game, the Pats are five and oh, quite the blueprint there on how to beat the Pats and Drake Maye. Oh and the Bills game, they scored 31 points.
The reason why people clamor for old rock and roll is because there is not 1 artist today that will be relevant 10 years from now with the exception of Rappers. The rest are flash in the pan hacks and wannabes. Swift appeals to females like Hannah Montana did.
I looked close (zoomed) at all the football gameballs on his shelf….ALL JILLs Logos.Ross Tucker's only claim to fame is having been on the Patriots roster at one point. He's only of them "Anal-ysts".
Sure they won the 2013 SB and were set up to go back to back...until us.Seahawks fans did? Not sure why. That was a pickem and the game was about as even as it gets. I think the predictions were literally the same amount for both teams.
Maye can't be extended until after next year.Will this game impact Maye's future contract. Or will it be based on next year?
Interesting - the reports I see show some chance of rain in San Francisco but not in Santa Clara (<10% precipitation chance on Sunday).
Still early but the trend is moving towards a dryer evening. A few days back it was at 58% chance of rain and mostly afternoon. Went down to around 40%, now 30%. We’ll see in the coming days which way it moves.
What I mean is: will a great performance on Sunday get him an extension no matter how he plays next year. Or, will next year's performance be the determining factor in whether they extend him or not?Maye can't be extended until after next year.
And would rain impact the Patriots or Seahawks offense more.Interesting - the reports I see show some chance of rain in San Francisco but not in Santa Clara (<10% precipitation chance on Sunday)
Three answersWhat I mean is: will a great performance on Sunday get him an extension no matter how he plays next year. Or, will next year's performance be the determining factor in whether they extend him or not?
I think rain would help the pats as it might minimize JSN impactAnd would rain impact the Patriots or Seahawks offense more.
It would definitely make a difference regardless.
Rain would muck the game up more. As underdogs that's in our favor but certainly won't help Drake Maye either.I think rain would help the pats as it might minimize JSN impact
I forgot: If he bombs in the SB and in 2026, it will really cost him. To the point where the team could just pick up his 5th year option.Three answers
1) If he has another MVP year then he will make $$$$$.
2) If he wins the SB but then bombs in 2026 then the contract structure changes and money goes down.
3) If he wins the SB and has another MVP year, then we are talking $$$$$$$$$$$$$
#2 happens if he gets hurt, the o- line regresses, WRs and TEs crater, and Josh leaves.I forgot: If he bombs in the SB and in 2026, it will really cost him. To the point where the team could just pick up his 5th year option.
This is least likeliest scenario. As is #2.
Great points. Drake is a QB who can Crack the cover 6.. his abilities to Run and get yards that no defensive scheme can account for is such a problem for defenses.. look what he did in Denver..This video is talking about Drake Maye vs. the cover 6. Nothing about the Patriots defense.
I think this is a little misleading though. The sample size of when Maye struggled against the cover 6 is coincidental to when the offense was missing key pieces like Boutte, Hollins, Campbell, and/or Wilson. Not sure if Maye would struggle against cover 6 with all his receiving weapons.
One of the advantages of cover 6 is that they have a lot of bodies in the secondary to cover all the receivers. Being down just one receiving option can really factor into how successful the Patriots are.
And the funny thing is they bring up the Baltimore game where Maye threw for 380 yards, 2 TDs, and 1 INT for a 102.5 QB rating.
Wait, are you implying females are people?Oh man, this is an amazing two sentence work of art! It packs in so much. There's the timeless "music stopped being good when it stopped sounding like it did when I was young" bit. ("These 'Beatles' and 'Rolling Stones" are just passing fads, give me Benny Goodman any day!!") There's the dismissal of a performer with 20 straight years at the top of the industry as a flash in the pan and indistinguishable from an old Disney Channel kids' sitcom because they both appeal to "females" instead of "people." Solid gold, thank you.
But yeah, guitar rock bands are something of a dying breed, the radio plays a lot of the same stuff as decades ago. Though some of the young "females" in pop are actually recording rock songs that don't get acknowledged as such, e.g. Brutal by Olivia Rodrigo.
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