Belichick remarks on Mayo's "soft" comments on Pat McAfee Show - "They're not soft"

[signbabybrady]

Actually yeah that is all I'm doing and I doubt anyone else is doing anything different either.

You know this isn't true. I'm not even going to justify it by going over everything else.

 

[captain stone]

Way more successes though and yet the discussions are dominated by blame.

That was Then. This is Now.

And as of Now, Little Billy ****ing Sucks.

 

[captain stone]

Saints fans don't carry on about Sean Peyton's drafts from 5 years ago the way you do.

Mickey Loomis is and has been for quite awhile the Aints GM. But you probably knew that already.

 

[signbabybrady]

That was Then. This is Now.

And as of Now, Little Billy ****ing Sucks.

 

[captain stone]

No one gives anyone with a ring as much **** as you guys give Bill…

How do you know this? Have you, like, taken a poll or something?

 

[signbabybrady]

Mickey Loomis is and has been for quite awhile the Aints GM. But you probably knew that already.

And Bill always had directors of player personnel

 

[captain stone]

I’ve already made it clear Bill shouldn’t have been fired and was thrown under the bus by Kraft as Payton hanging around as an example…

Of course Billy deserved to be Fired.

 

[signbabybrady]

How do you know this? Have you, like, taken a poll or something?

That's simple it's not possible to be more brutal than you guys. Maybe it's equivalent (which we also know isn't true) but certainly not worse.

 

[captain stone]

That's simple it's not possible to be more brutal than you guys. Maybe it's equivalent (which we also know isn't true) but certainly not worse.

Boo.

****ing.

Hoo.

 

[signbabybrady]

Boo.

****ing.

Hoo.

 

[sb1]

You know this isn't true. I'm not even going to justify it by going over everything else.

Exactly nobody said anything less than Bill is one of the GOAT coaches, arguably the greatest, a legendary defensive mind and a HOF lock. His work with Brady absolutely "counts" in his legacy.

With that said part of his story is that he wasn't as successful post Brady (and there's no shame in that... who would be?) and he made some questionable decisions in his later years around building a roster to compete in the modern game, his coaching staff and coaching up a new starting QB.

You're entitled to disagree with that but I don't think you're in the majority there.

Also talking about that part of his story is not hating. Hating is actually what a lot of posters and so called Pats fans had to say about Tom Brady after he left.

 

[sb1]

Of course Billy deserved to be Fired.

A season later than he would have been if he was any other coach.

Hiring a MP/JJ to run his offense would have gotten any other coach fired.

 

[signbabybrady]

Exactly nobody said anything less than Bill is one of the GOAT coaches, arguably the greatest, a legendary defensive mind and a HOF lock. His work with Brady absolutely "counts" in his legacy.

With that said part of his story is that he wasn't as successful post Brady (and there's no shame in that... who would be?) and he made some questionable decisions in his later years around building a roster to compete in the modern game, his coaching staff and coaching up a new starting QB.

You're entitled to disagree with that but I don't think you're in the majority there.

Also talking about that part of his story is not hating. Hating is actually what a lot of posters and so called Pats fans had to say about Tom Brady after he left.

Your passive recall of your behavior does not absolve you of your hating and trolling. It's reached a level where I don't even think you're a Pats fan at all. Congratulations.

 

[sb1]

Your passive recall of your behavior does not absolve you of your hating and trolling. It's reached a level where I don't even think you're a Pats fan at all. Congratulations.

 

[sb1]

Saints fans don't carry on about Sean Peyton's drafts from 5 years ago the way you do.

I’m not a Saints fan so I wouldn’t know what they talk about.

Amazing the emotional connection some fans have with a freaking coach. Lol. So defensive too and there’s no reason to be. Or so you’d think.

 

[TheRainMaker]

Of course Billy deserved to be Fired.

There's no doubt Bill did a terrible job between 2020-2023. I won't be able to convince you otherwise, but, Payton is a good comp of going on a stretch of only making the playoffs once in four years with no playoff victories, and 3 straight years not making the playoffs WITH Drew Brees at QB. It was also just brought to our attention that he actually had full player control as well, but wasn't fired. Starting in 2017, he hits on the drafts which ignited their last run of relevance. How does Payton get a longer leash with Drew Brees than Bill without Tom Brady?

 

[signbabybrady]

Exactly nobody said anything less than Bill is one of the GOAT coaches, arguably the greatest, a legendary defensive mind and a HOF lock. His work with Brady absolutely "counts" in his legacy.

With that said part of his story is that he wasn't as successful post Brady (and there's no shame in that... who would be?) and he made some questionable decisions in his later years around building a roster to compete in the modern game, his coaching staff and coaching up a new starting QB.

You're entitled to disagree with that but I don't think you're in the majority there.

Also talking about that part of his story is not hating. Hating is actually what a lot of posters and so called Pats fans had to say about Tom Brady after he left.

I’m not a Saints fan so I wouldn’t know what they talk about.

Amazing the emotional connection some fans have with a freaking coach. Lol. So defensive too and there’s no reason to be. Or so you’d think.

When you make statements like not understanding why I would be emotional and why I am defensive about my guy you completely prove that things like your above statement are just lip service so you can then move onto your real passion, trolling.

 

[Huckleberry1]

Let me guess, you'll go to his HOF induction whether it's 4+ years from now or longer and we'll listen to all the family stories, friendships both work and personal, and all the historic team accomplishments he had through his coaching career beginning with the Colts, Lions, Broncos, Giants, Browns, Jets and Patriots, and you'll run up to the stage, grab the mic, look over at BB and say, "But he still had his mistakes."

Let me guess, you loved N’Keal Harry.

 

[Huckleberry1]

No way? Some one has to be accountable?

 

[Huckleberry1]

Let me guess, you'll go to his HOF induction whether it's 4+ years from now or longer and we'll listen to all the family stories, friendships both work and personal, and all the historic team accomplishments he had through his coaching career beginning with the Colts, Lions, Broncos, Giants, Browns, Jets and Patriots, and you'll run up to the stage, grab the mic, look over at BB and say, "But he still had his mistakes."

Feel free to go find my posts trashing Belichick. I was one of his biggest defenders here for over 20 years. The only thing I have said that pisses off his sycophants is that he was fully in charge his entire time here. And that he gets both credit for his successes, and blame for his mistakes. That’s as reasonable as it gets, and anyone who can’t handle that should go have a good cry over it.