Search results

I didn't include 2019-2023 because I was referring to teams winning SBs and the drafted players who contributed to those teams. Again, you don't need to be All Pros to be considered a good draft pick. The guys I listed all played significant parts for those SB winning teams. I also didn't list...

After 2012, these players were drafted who were significant contributors to our SB runs - 2013 - Jamie Collins, Logan Ryan, Duron Harmon 2014 - Jimmy Garoppolo, Bryan Stork (he started 13 games including the SB as a rookie), James White 2015 - Trey Flowers, Shaq Mason, Joe Cardona 2016 -...

Draft is not the only way a team procure players.

Having good QB play is a minimum in the NFL if you want to win. But you still have 21 other positions to fill. Peyton, as good as he was, only won 2 SBs. Rodgers only has 1 SB. It's not just the QB.

We won 3 SBs after 2012. You can't win 3 SBs with the worst GM. You think Brady did all of that by himself?

ILB is a huge need imo. Once Spillane went down, Gibbens played a whole bunch of snaps and he was terrible. Ellis would be a solid backup imo and that's where needs to be. We need someone else next to Spillane. I wouldn't be mad at signing Nakobi Dean.

Meh. WRs were running open in the playoffs. It was just Maye was under duress and sped up his reads. He didn't see a bunch of wide open guys in the SB.

He's a good player, but this type of contract should be for a top 5 WR.

I have faith in our FO and Vrabel that they've self scouted and know what they have and what we need. IMO, I think we move Wilson to center and get a guard who isn't going to break the bank. Lindenbaum is going to be expensive. Do we need to pay a center that much money? I think we get a guard...

Let’s be honest most of us want to believe Tom Brady would be smart enough not to tie himself so closely to someone like Alex Guerrero, who a lot of people view as a snake oil salesman. But I think that misses the point. Brady knows exactly who Alex is and what people say about him and he’s...

Gonzo is the real deal and he's only 23. GMs get fired for dumb trades like this would be.

That's such a ridiculous thing to say. Yeah our coaches are incompetent *sarcasm.

After seeing this and the video breakdown on Maye's performance posted by @ViperGTS , I don't feel as bad about Will's play in the SB. He had a couple of really bad reps, but he had more good reps than I thought. There were enough good reps that Maye should have taken advantage off. I think...

Also want to add that you have this video on a timestamp about 1/3 in. People should watch from the start. He goes over the blitzes and shows wide open guys that Maye should have thrown to to beat the blitz. Maye turned into Rob Johnson.

I saw this in real time. He had so many underneath guys open and he just did not see them.

Let's be honest, Maye had receivers open for quick completions that didn't put himself in harms way but he was looking for throws down the field. The most disappointing part about last night aside from Will putting on probably the worst OL performance in SB history, was the low IQ plays by Drake.

If we’re being honest, Lowe played better when he was starting, and Brown was also better than Wilson when he was called on. I love what Vrabel has done for the culture. Sticking with Rhamondre through his early struggles paid off big time—he was one of our best offensive players down the...

He needs to stop hunting big plays and take the check downs. There were open underneath guys last night that he didn't see. I saw in one of the interviews in SB week that the QB he looked up to growing up is Rodgers. Well he needs to be more Brady and take what the defense gives you.

Yeah Brady's mental game was unmatched. He was unflappble even starting his rookie year in the playoffs. Nothing fazed him even when he got beat up. Maye looked and played tight. He was missing throws he normally makes. I noticed that in the Denver game where he looked uncomfortable from the...

Drake was an MVP candidate before he spent most of the time in the playoffs on his back.