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All I see is you trying to suppress free speech on here. And it won't have been the first time. Oh well, some people just don't care about a dialogue.

How am I stirring anything by speculating on what Goodell will do? We're here to discuss things Patriots and football related and you're saying not to. That seems a bit against the mission, right? You also attacked me with insults while I engage in a respectful dialogue with those who give me...

You don't see Goodell over-correcting in an authoritarian manner like he does with so many things. That's myopic, man.

It looks like the league is supporting kneeling now. I wonder what that means for Brees as the league moves forward. If things continue as they are, I could see the league suspending him.

I've heard some buzz around the NFL forums about Drew Brees being a potential acquisition for various teams if cut. While I dislike Brees for some of his racial and homophobic beliefs (later walked back, either genuinely or not - the offtopic is for that discussion), the question becomes whether...

Something was off with him this past year and it's only grown worse since he's been in Tampa. I guess Brady was the guy of the 2000s and 2010s. But he isn't the guy of the 2020s. His whole routine doesn't play as the world burns with a virus, economic uncertainty, and police brutality. Here's...

"Brady is one of the 52 men on the roster making some plays out there. We'll miss him, but look forward to giving the next man up an opportunity." -- Gil Belichick, groundskeeper

Opinions cannot be wrong, even though I understand where you're coming from. For example, let's use your example of claiming Belichick isn't the GOAT. There is nothing inherently right or wrong about that subjective take on his coaching. You claim that the opinion, however, is wrong if it cites...

Are you saying that you're post-fact or anti-fact? Or maybe these days subjectivity gets peddled as facticity and we shouldn't claim our opinions constitute anything but our opinions.

At this point, if there is a season it will be more about speculating who will develop an illness than cheering the actual game. Let's just call the corona the game within the game.

Is the NFL going to use a 1/32nd rule? So, say, the Jets hire a white supremacist who eats Nazi cornflakes for breakfast. That doesn't sound too diverse. But let's just add the fact the guy had a black great grandfather - does that suddenly count as a diversity hire?

Belichick also probably knows he needs to overhaul the roster from top to bottom. That process is going to come with more headaches and fan bellyaching with Brady on the roster. Now a downturn is expected and we -- as fans -- can even embrace being the underdogs again.

I'm saying that it requires a solid effort from the coaching staff, players, and front office to win a Super Bowl. It seems some on here believe we won those titles almost exclusively because of Brady. When people have that mindset, they are alluding to the idea that any year we don't win a...

As far as I understand, Rohrwasser was still a teenager when he got the tattoo. All people can change but this is especially true of those just entering adulthood and figuring themselves out. I don't think we need to cut him or bash him unless he starts spouting racist rhetoric.

I love Fringe. Great scene.

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.

There are two major problems with this argument. One, that there will be a season. Georgia reopening despite having the third highest number of new cases means that we'll probably have a second wave of the outbreak well into the summer. That may delay or cause the NFL season to be cancelled...

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...

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. ps. this is in reference to an above user who regularly bashes blue collar workers.

The window with Brady and Gronk was closed in Belichick's mind. The first question Belichick had to ask himself this offseason was "Do a declining Brady and Gronk and an aging defense have a reasonable chance of beating Mahomes or Jackson in the postseason?" The answer must have been no...