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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Unquestionably exaggerated, but they were going to be at a crossroads with Garropolo/Brady no matter what - and even if Jimmy winds up being THE next Brady, Brady has done enough for this organization to be able to run out his final years on HIS terms
That certainly flies in the face of Belichick making all "football" decisions but this transcends "football" and it seems plausible to me that Kraft may have asserted himself in backing Brady, who may have been insulted that despite playing at MVP level at age 40 was still having to fend off the young QB with "potential" in the wings
Long term was it the right decision? We shall see. But Kraft likely saw the fan reaction to benching Eli Manning and wanted to avoid such strife among the fan base and in the locker room
If you ask me that's an appropriate role for the owner, to look at the true "Big" picture beyond the Xs and Os of football.
My gut says Belichick might have wanted a few more years post Brady to show that he could win with another QB however - so yeah, he might retire sooner than later now - and I won't rule him out going to another team to show he can be a success with another team as well.
It's what Parcells always said - a good coach can take his and beat yours, but a truly great coach can take yours and beat his! Belichick may want to prove that.
Still the right call by Kraft - the GOAT gets to finish his career with the Patriots - period.
and its always conveniently released when the Patriots are in a playoff run or about to play in the Super Bowl
They probably plan on hammering this story the entire off-season to keep their ratings up during the dreaded NFL Blackout period... Deflategate had the NFL, ESPN and everyone else in the news cycle 24/7.. from the build up to the Superbowl, through the entire off-season, training camp and into the regular season
I feel like I live in a fantasy world sometimes.. these pieces are just so obvious, TMZ level ******** and they just recycle the same methods/tactics every single time... like the walking dead plotline...
People saying "should be a fascinating article" lolol.. are you ****ing serious? Anyone who thinks that will be or is a fascinating article must be one of the dumbest carbon lifeforms on planet earth
When I first read the tweet, I thought it was supposed to be sarcastic, sort of like theonion.com.. then I quickly realized that he was 100% serious and all the media slugs are peeing their panties over the thought of being able to open that hole in their face and make noises about the Patriots to get attention/ratings.. as if the media slugs worthless existence has any meaning or value whatsoever... Hint: They dont.
Its just getting so old.. its so crazy that this is the norm now, and its because the drooling masses eat it up by the gallon.. which makes it that much more frustrating that these CLOWNS are actually getting people's attention and making lots of money doing it.
Total twilight zone level stuff at play here.. dont worry ESPN, Brady's fame and publicity will keep your **** hole company afloat for 1 more off-season
I agree. But don’t forget : turning to an unproven hopeful is how this whole awesome ride started. (Yes, it was precipitated by an injury and Bledsoe was hardly Brady)It’s ridiculous. You don’t trade the GOAT playing at an MVP level to turn your team over to an unproven hopeful.
i dont know what his source is or if he is joking after reading the volin column or making a true statement.
thisGiven BB's track record, there's no doubt in my mind that BB was planning on option A & that if he got Kraft's support, the Patriot dynasty would have run another 10 years and Tom Brady's teenage fangirls would have completely gotten over it within two years.
I know everyone wants to totally dismiss this, and normally I'd be inclined to agree. But when Curran and Reiss, both of whom are among the most trustworthy and well-connected reporters to the team, haven't totally dismissed the rift around Guerrero or Kraft's influence in the Jimmy G trade, I wonder. Because it's Wickersham, I expect it to be like the article from earlier in the year--a lot of sentences written to sound more flammable than they really are, some distorted stuff and fuel for Pats haters, but perhaps some truth too (As was the case with Guerrero).
We're on to the bye weekPrepare yourself for some ********.
Point proven: The top headline on the nfl.com “news” column right now is “Patriots practice indoors. ...”...
Meanwhile there will be four big playoff games this weekend and, as always, all anyone will want to talk about will be the Patriots.
And how many unproven hopefuls became tom Brady?I agree. But don’t forget : turning to an unproven hopeful is how this whole awesome ride started. (Yes, it was precipitated by an injury and Bledsoe was hardly Brady)
And the Pats had not won 2 of last 3 SB.I agree. But don’t forget : turning to an unproven hopeful is how this whole awesome ride started. (Yes, it was precipitated by an injury and Bledsoe was hardly Brady)
We'll find out if this is a hit piece or not, as soon as the seasons over, because if the trio is breaking up, we know Kraft & Brady aren't going anywhere. Honestly, I've been losing sleep over this exact scenario since the minute JG was traded because the only logical explanation for the trade was that Kraft forced BB to make it.
How big of a disaster would it be if BB leaves after Matty P & McDaniels depart? It'll be 1997 all over again...