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No offense, but he didn't get away. He chose to be a loser in Chicago. It's why Payton traded him to NE. He had motivation issues. He's just not interested in winning. If you're honestly choosing between Detroit, Chicago and NE as a FA, and you choose Chicago, there's something wrong up top...

There was no regression. That was in 2011 when they were super thin and young on D. He needed IQ on the back end after Meriweather and a guy like Sergio Brown not being good.

Brady IS a primadonna. Are you watching Rodgers in GB? Where do you think he got his advice or tips from? Denying Brady's antics at this point is disingenuous. He's been passive aggressive in all his interviews and then he calls daddy in for reinforcements. Are you in some kind of a haze and...

Reconcile what? Because I am an honest human with a memory and not a Brady Homer and liar?

The people that bash McD like a wind up doll are the ones who think Brady never made a mistake as a human. He's a convenient scapegoat for when Brady screwed up.

BB called him personally. The Bears and Lions had way more money at the time. The salary cap means you can't sweeten the pot for everyone. The Bears are also a very poorly run franchise. Hicks was leaning Detroit and Chicago. Hicks didn't get away. Hicks did what he wanted. There is a reason...

Brady is the GOAT. BB is the GOAT GM and Coach. Not everything in life is an absolute. Each made mistakes, each realize them and each ascended together to form a 2nd dynasty. We should be happy about it. Brady is in no way overrated. Nor is BB. They're the best.

I have no other account. I stand by my opinions. Brady said he preferred the shotgun on WEEI in 2013. I think he did himself wrong by thinking he could do it all himself. He was wrong. Brady got a big head. I am not sure how any Pats fan can deny that at this point.

Let me know when you make a point.

Look, this is insulting seeing such lists. Even the people they nominate over who should already be in. Ken Riley and Cliff Branch should already be in. How in the world Harrison is not in and Dawkins and Lynch are, along with Polamalu (I can't cover) is ridiculous. Seymour needs to be in and...

I like Davis, but I am not sure it makes sense to dump on Godchaux quite yet. Also, I think Barmore may end up on the weakside DE in a 3-4 before the season ends. A 3-4 teams need two NTs if at all possible.

It's an irrelevant premise since 2011. The Rookie Cap makes it inevitable. It means you don't get burned with an unknown out of college. And, still, these GMs are morons. It's one more way BB's genius worked in his favor. In 2009, Mark Sanchez made 17 million. Brady made 6 million. It led to...

I think this is 100% true even with a rookie QB. Absolutely. BB isn't changing what he does. It explains the vanilla look, the guys who play a lot, guys who don't, etc. They should be 2-0 with this, too. BB is right on schedule. I am also believing that they're hiding these other looks for...

I don't know. I know that's how it was supposed to be, but keep in mind BB moved Eugene Wilson a CB, to Safety as a rookie, so I think it had more to do with needing a Safety with some speed/range coming off the Victor Green 2002 range/slow issue situation. Something tells me if BB thought one...

It was. A killer trade. I watched him destroy David Andrews at the Greenbrier in August at the 2 sessions I saw. It was on side drills and not in the scrimmages. I was standing next to Giardi and some of other beatwriters and they all kind of looked at one another. I honestly thought Andrews...

He would never admit it. I will say, I am not convinced BB wasn't unloading him more so because he lost a full step. I know he asked him to take less, but I almost think that was his way of saying "I watch you all summer get outperformed by Harrison" and they wanted him gone. They probably...

Ahh, you're right. He played a full season in 2013 before leaving. Yeah, I am not saying the moves were epic, but the fact he actually makes moves and those players jump in an help in small ways is epic. No GM makes trades mid season. It's not a thing. Ayers in particular helped in small ways...

Actually, one side is completely sane and honest. The other has a full stock of Brady Underoos on their closet and go knows what else on their walls.

How about his in-season trade moves with big impact on D where no other teams ever doing anything. Talib in 2013 Casillas and Ayers at the deadline in 2014 And, of course, Van Noy in 2016 for a 6th rder. Just epic moves that helped them win the SBs and put them over the top, even if in...

Or the Kylie Wilson situation and then he took McCourty. Classic.