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2018 yes. What happened in 2019? Henry was running over Hightower like he was a **** roach.
In 2019 the defense was ranked #1 in the NFL, the offense was ranked 17th… the season ended because Tom was dealing with two injuries by the time the offensive line got healthy. You have a really short memory…
 
Unless you’re Mac Jones then it’s all your fault that your team’s defense had the worst performance in NFL playoff history against a division rival. Or something.
Mac turned it over 8 times the last five games of 2021, completing 59% of his passes for about 6 yards per attempt… he was horrid. He turned it over twice in the game you’re referencing. Just stop…
 
Mac turned it over 8 times the last five games of 2021, completing 59% of his passes for about 6 yards per attempt… he was horrid. He turned it over twice in the game you’re referencing. Just stop…
BB’s defense that night
70 yard drive, TD
80 yard drive, TD
81 yard drive, TD
89 yard drive, TD
58 yard drive, TD
77 yard drive, TD
39 yard drive, TD

Unless Jones was playing defense none of that had anything to do with him. Sorry.
 
BB’s defense that night
70 yard drive, TD
80 yard drive, TD
81 yard drive, TD
89 yard drive, TD
58 yard drive, TD
77 yard drive, TD
39 yard drive, TD

Unless Jones was playing defense none of that had anything to do with him. Sorry.
Yeah... shootouts happen, it happed in the 2004 Super Bowl. They happen the same way defensive battles happen, Tom and the offense couldn't score in the 2018 Super Bowl until it was nearly over, luckily the Pat's defense did its job. Did Tom suck because the offense got in a defensive battle... answer the question instead of dodging it.

It's impossible to win a shootout when your QB throws an interception on the very first drive, throws another on the first drive exiting halftime and doesn't score his first TD until almost the 4th quarter in garbage time.



But yeah... it's hard to score when your QB sucks and has sucked balls since week 13 bye week.
 
Great post. Chandler had a thing with fading as the season went on. Not sure why that happened but it did every year. Also the drugs and mental stability were a huge risk. For me, Chandler was a No. Maybe in hind sight it was a Yes, but at the time I think a No was the right decision.
I think Chandler fading was more of a product of scheme. They are not an uphill pass rushing team and more of a control the gaps. However, I did notice Jones didn't have many rush moves in NE. He is the rare player that left NE, but got better.
The defense held one of the highest scoring offenses in history to 3 points in 2018, just like they did in 2001… give us a break.
The Rams offense was a shell of its self before the playoffs even started as Gurley's knees were cooked. The Rams were very lucky to even to get there. Had Gurley been healthy, it would've been even more of a nail biter.
Ok how did his defense look in the 18, 08, 11, 12 superbowls?.??? Coincidence TB12s as you say all world defense couldn't stop anything in those games. If not for TB12 3 consecutive 3rd down completions we don't get to the 2019 superbowl...
In terms of points, the 2007 defense should've been enough for the offense to pull away from the Giants. There were many factors why they lost in 2007: the sprain of Tom's ankle was more severe than lead on, the offensive game planning was awful, Neal exiting the game, the bizarre call to go for it on 4th and 13, the all out blitz late in the game and McDaniels getting overmatched by Spags were big reasons why they choked. But the one that flies under the radar is how many turnovers the defense/special teams could've had, but let slip away. We all know about the Samuel drop and daydreaming during the Tyree catch, but the Pierre Woods non fumble recovery really hurt earlier in the game.

In regards to 2011, while the defense choked again on the final drive, I put more blame on the offense as Brady was healthy and was up 17-9 with all the momentum in the Pats favor. They took their foot off the gas and it ended up coming down to a Welker drop because the offense called it a day after the Hernandez TD.

They didn't go to the 2012 Super Bowl, but they did get shredded by Flacco in the AFCCG after Talib tapped out.
In 2019 the defense was ranked #1 in the NFL, the offense was ranked 17th… the season ended because Tom was dealing with two injuries by the time the offensive line got healthy. You have a really short memory…
Teams were catching up to what the Pats wanted to do with the "boogeyman", but I do agree it would've been enough had they had an offense. They would've beaten the Chiefs and had the #2 seed with a better offense.
 
I think Chandler fading was more of a product of scheme. They are not an uphill pass rushing team and more of a control the gaps. However, I did notice Jones didn't have many rush moves in NE. He is the rare player that left NE, but got better.

Chandler faded every year in NE and every year in AZ. No difference. No idea what you mean by a "product of scheme". Uphill pass rushing team and more of control gaps is all technical phraseology but meaningless because Chandler faded over and over. The dude sucked in the second half of every season everywhere he played. "But got better"? Maybe a little bit. I think you are confused.

@Keep Up With The Joneses will think I am a racist because I disagree with you. Or I am playing the victim. Or I sometimes add great content, but not this time, so it is a disappointing post.
 
Yeah... shootouts happen, it happed in the 2004 Super Bowl. They happen the same way defensive battles happen, Tom and the offense couldn't score in the 2018 Super Bowl until it was nearly over, luckily the Pat's defense did its job. Did Tom suck because the offense got in a defensive battle... answer the question instead of dodging it.

It's impossible to win a shootout when your QB throws an interception on the very first drive, throws another on the first drive exiting halftime and doesn't score his first TD until almost the 4th quarter in garbage time.



But yeah... it's hard to score when your QB sucks and has sucked balls since week 13 bye week.
The offense never had a chance to win that game no matter how they did the defense literally had a historic game rung up on their butts. No playoff team has ever scored a TD on every single one of their drives.

Has nothing to do with Jones. Unless he played defense and I doubt that.
 
I think Chandler fading was more of a product of scheme. They are not an uphill pass rushing team and more of a control the gaps. However, I did notice Jones didn't have many rush moves in NE. He is the rare player that left NE, but got better.

The Rams offense was a shell of its self before the playoffs even started as Gurley's knees were cooked. The Rams were very lucky to even to get there. Had Gurley been healthy, it would've been even more of a nail biter.

In terms of points, the 2007 defense should've been enough for the offense to pull away from the Giants. There were many factors why they lost in 2007: the sprain of Tom's ankle was more severe than lead on, the offensive game planning was awful, Neal exiting the game, the bizarre call to go for it on 4th and 13, the all out blitz late in the game and McDaniels getting overmatched by Spags were big reasons why they choked. But the one that flies under the radar is how many turnovers the defense/special teams could've had, but let slip away. We all know about the Samuel drop and daydreaming during the Tyree catch, but the Pierre Woods non fumble recovery really hurt earlier in the game.

In regards to 2011, while the defense choked again on the final drive, I put more blame on the offense as Brady was healthy and was up 17-9 with all the momentum in the Pats favor. They took their foot off the gas and it ended up coming down to a Welker drop because the offense called it a day after the Hernandez TD.

They didn't go to the 2012 Super Bowl, but they did get shredded by Flacco in the AFCCG after Talib tapped out.

Teams were catching up to what the Pats wanted to do with the "boogeyman", but I do agree it would've been enough had they had an offense. They would've beaten the Chiefs and had the #2 seed with a better offense.
I agree with you. However In 11 & 12 the abysmal play from the secondary caught up with us... we couldn't stop a nose bleed those seasons.. we kept missing at the CB position.. Terrance Wheatley, Jonathan whilhite.. darius butler, Arrington was ok.. but he got bench in the superbowl. Yes talib had a tendency to disappear in big games.. he did thst 2x didn't he? For a guy with hamstring issues he sure signed either Denver pretty quick. Our offense was sensational those years were averaging 33 PPG. More than enough had we had capable CBs those seasons we get at least another superbowl.
 
The Rams offense was a shell of its self before the playoffs even started as Gurley's knees were cooked. The Rams were very lucky to even to get there. Had Gurley been healthy, it would've been even more of a nail biter.
Which would be a good excuse if they didn't have CJ Anderson as a backup.
Teams were catching up to what the Pats wanted to do with the "boogeyman", but I do agree it would've been enough had they had an offense. They would've beaten the Chiefs and had the #2 seed with a better offense.
Teams didn't catchup to the defense as much as the Patriot offense faded after Brady got injured. The boogeyman defense was constructed to play with a lead, that became less effective as the Patriot offense faded and couldn't score. After the bye week (10) the offense posted the lowest point and yard totals on the season. Only one game eclipsed 30 points and that's because our defense forced 5 turnovers including one pick six... otherwise the offense took a nosedive.
 
In 2019 the defense was ranked #1 in the NFL, the offense was ranked 17th… the season ended because Tom was dealing with two injuries by the time the offensive line got healthy. You have a really short memory…
TB12 was 24-8.. had N'Keal Harry any good maybe we win a few more games..
 
Which would be a good excuse if they didn't have CJ Anderson as a backup.

Teams didn't catchup to the defense as much as the Patriot offense faded after Brady got injured. The boogeyman defense was constructed to play with a lead, that became less effective as the Patriot offense faded and couldn't score. After the bye week (10) the offense posted the lowest point and yard totals on the season. Only one game eclipsed 30 points and that's because our defense forced 5 turnovers including one pick six... otherwise the offense took a nosedive.
What part of 24 TD'S did he fade?
 
What part of 24 TD'S did he fade?
Already answered this in the post you responded to, Brady got injured. After the bye week (10) the offense posted the lowest point and yard totals on the season. Only one game eclipsed 30 points and that's because our defense forced 5 turnovers including one pick six... otherwise the offense took a nosedive.

Brady first half of the 2019 season 93.1 Rating
Brady 2nd half of the 2019 season 78.4 Rating (including the playoff game)

Stats...
 
BB’s defense that night
70 yard drive, TD
80 yard drive, TD
81 yard drive, TD
89 yard drive, TD
58 yard drive, TD
77 yard drive, TD
39 yard drive, TD

Unless Jones was playing defense none of that had anything to do with him. Sorry.
Has Buffalo punt yet??
 
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Which would be a good excuse if they didn't have CJ Anderson as a backup.

Teams didn't catchup to the defense as much as the Patriot offense faded after Brady got injured. The boogeyman defense was constructed to play with a lead, that became less effective as the Patriot offense faded and couldn't score. After the bye week (10) the offense posted the lowest point and yard totals on the season. Only one game eclipsed 30 points and that's because our defense forced 5 turnovers including one pick six... otherwise the offense took a nosedive.
The boogeyman defense wasn’t a thing.

The first half schedule was laughably easy. Ravens were the first good team they played all season and BB’s defense got steamrolled on MNF. They fattened up on weak offenses and couldn’t hang with good teams.

Your pOiNtZ ranking must have omitted that part. Case in point why it doesn’t mean a thing on its own.
 
The boogeyman defense wasn’t a thing.

The first half schedule was laughably easy. Ravens were the first good team they played all season and BB’s defense got steamrolled on MNF. They fattened up on weak offenses and couldn’t hang with good teams.

Your pOiNtZ ranking must have omitted that part. Case in point why it doesn’t mean a thing on its own.
You're a silly person, nobody can take anything you say seriously... especially about defense.

Like the time you told us the defense that allowed the 4th fewest rushing yards and was ranked #1 in the entire NFL in yards per attempt last season was "bad at run defense." Your posts are biased nonsense.
 
Already answered this in the post you responded to, Brady got injured. After the bye week (10) the offense posted the lowest point and yard totals on the season. Only one game eclipsed 30 points and that's because our defense forced 5 turnovers including one pick six... otherwise the offense took a nosedive.

Brady first half of the 2019 season 93.1 Rating
Brady 2nd half of the 2019 season 78.4 Rating (including the playoff game)

Stats...
Ok. Thank you for sharing. Did you forget about the only stat that matters W-L..

We were 12-4, with brady putting up 24-10... had the defense been able to stop Miami after they had many chances too in the game we would have had a bye week.. the defense started out record breaking.. after the Ravens ran all over them after going 8-0.. the defense had a let down. When the QB is 24-8 hard to blame the QB.
 
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The boogeyman defense wasn’t a thing.

The first half schedule was laughably easy. Ravens were the first good team they played all season and BB’s defense got steamrolled on MNF. They fattened up on weak offenses and couldn’t hang with good teams.

Your pOiNtZ ranking must have omitted that part. Case in point why it doesn’t mean a thing on its own.
Exactly correct, we feasted upon a baby Josh Allen who wasn't who he is today.. ghost man darnold.. however Miami as usual was able to beat us..

After the Ravens game the Defense had a huge let down.. they were good but not great.. that Miami game felt like the Stephen Jackson game against.... well what do ya know Miami! In 2015 had we one either one of them we'd be hosting the AFCCG in 15 and getting a bye in 2019.. wozzy loves to leave out facts...
 
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