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I was never on a team and never even read the Bill vs. Tom thread (complete waste of time imo). But I think a TB, Gronk, AB offense on the Pats (and a few less covid holdouts on D) beats the Chiefs yesterday.
I feel for you if your ex is continuing to win Ms. Universe pageants.
Joker: using the word "cu*k" in everyday conversation years before it was cool.
Didn't they shake hands at the end? I couldn't tell for sure.Mathieu tweeted (and then deleted) that Tom said something mean to him.
Letting Brady walk is the biggest managerial blunder in the history of sports. The fact that they got nothing for him and allowed it to happen just to save money makes it even harder to live with. It's time Kraft takes some of the blame. He's the owner, not Bill.
Anti Brady? Wtf are you talking about? Brady made the right choice. So did the Patriots. It's ok dude, nothing good lasts forever
Ok so what do you propose? ****in just get rid of all the picks cause we suck at drafting anyway? lol
The Pats pretty clearly made the wrong choice. That Brady even had a choice to begin with is on Bill. There was no clear sign of a decline at all and Bill had two years to give Brady a long-term deal to keep him here until his stated retirement age of 45. He didn’t. Now we’re talking about the likes of Jimmy G and Carson Wentz at QB and just watched a year of Cam tripping over his own clit trying to find receivers that are about as open as as the pearly gates of Heaven were to Adolf Hitler.
Lol Bill is getting credit for identifying that Antonio Brown can play football? Gronk pretty much left because of Bill so I don't know how Bill is getting credit for a hypothetical super bowl win.
It depends on what you think their end goal was. If it's to go balls to the wall all out no matter the cost and win as many Super Bowls as possible til he hits 45, sure they made the wrong choice. But if the goal is be competitive in the long run, understanding you may be mediocre or bad in the first year, then I don't think it's too crazy to let him go and get the rebuild going asap
They could have accomplished both. Just like they have for the last two decades.
This is what I don't get. We wanted to get a jump start on a rebuild? After watching that Jordan doc earlier this year it is hard to not see the parallels between the 90's Bulls and what happened here. Bill Reinsdorf decided he wanted to blow it all up for the sake of blowing it up when we could have squeezed another year or two out of the run.
Not really. Team building isn't an exact science. Can't really risk another few years of garbage drafting while any year could be Brady's last
Whole lot of grade A hindsight when we're talking about a 42 year old QB and a team at the end of a second dynasty
LOL @ the idea the Patriots made the right choice.
Hindsight? I didn't want him gone at any point. He could still play. He led a bad roster to 12 wins and another AFCE championship a year ago. If we had someone waiting at QB I could see it. We didn't. Bill bungled this no matter how many pretzels you twist yourself into.
Sure you can. The team did it for 20 years. As far as the garbage drafting goes, whose fault is that?
Uhh belichicks? Idk what that has to do with anything. And "sure you can" when you know your QB has the time to wait. You can't when any year could be his last
