Wordsmyth
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Brady sues for injunction plays the whole season wins the super bowl. Then retires. He drops his case and it never gets heard.
This might be a little frustrating as we want full vindication but the sweet part is that the mass mob will have to live with the fact that TB12 alledgedly cheated and went onto to win two titles never having been punished.
The NFL never gets its flesh from Tom and had to hand him 2 Lombardi's in the process.
Oh...and suck it, Goodell!
I had a thought that made me smile the other day.
Brady sues for injunction plays the whole season wins the super bowl. Then retires.
Totally agree. I've noticed this is a big thing with media commentators--they're constantly wishing that guys will retire and "go out on top." To me, it's much more inspiring for athletes to keep going, trying to achieve, and get carried out on their shields then hanging it up when they still have something left.I'm not in favor of players going out on top. If a player is good enough to win the super bowl then they should keep playing until they suck just like Brady said
Totally agree. I've noticed this is a big thing with media commentators--they're constantly wishing that guys will retire and "go out on top." To me, it's much more inspiring for athletes to keep going, trying to achieve, and get carried out on their shields then hanging it up when they still have something left.
For the record this was more an FU to the haters than a real wish. I hope he plays until he is 50. Just thought it was an interesting way to piss off the haters. Two SBs no punishment and no resolution.I'm not in favor of players going out on top. If a player is good enough to win the super bowl then they should keep playing until they suck just like Brady said
I like this idea;
1 - Kidnap Fraudger and take him to the bowels of Gillette.
2 - Inject him with a paralyzing drug that allows him to stay awake.
3 - Lie him down on his back and straddle his stomach.
4 - Carefully slice his chest open.
5 - Reach into his chest and get a good grip on his heart without damaging it.
6 - Then in one quick motion, pull his heart out of his chest, put it in front of his face and then clap your hands together and let him watch his heart go splat.
7 - Tell him Brady is the GOAT and that he sucks as he drifts off into death.
Remind me not to piss you off.
I actually left a few steps out between 2 and 3.
I like this idea;
1 - Kidnap Fraudger and take him to the bowels of Gillette.
2 - Inject him with a paralyzing drug that allows him to stay awake.
3 - Lie him down on his back and straddle his stomach.
4 - Carefully slice his chest open.
5 - Reach into his chest and get a good grip on his heart without damaging it.
6 - Then in one quick motion, pull his heart out of his chest, put it in front of his face and then clap your hands together and let him watch his heart go splat.
7 - Tell him Brady is the GOAT and that he sucks as he drifts off into death.
Agree, but i'm willing to make an exception for the greatest player of all time—who was framed by the league he's given 20 years of his life to.I'm not in favor of players going out on top. If a player is good enough to win the super bowl then they should keep playing until they suck just like Brady said
You forgot your meds again, didn't you?
Agree, but i'm willing to make an exception for the greatest player of all time—who was framed by the league he's given 20 years of his life to.
Troy Polamalu was infuriatingly bad in 2014. It was hard to believe he hadn't retired yet. Even as a guy who doesn't like the Steelers, I wanted them to get him off the field.As for players playing past their primes, one of the older and more famous hangers on was Willie Mays. I remember thinking how sad he looked out there at the time. Right now though, I bet there are Sox fans who would kill for that level of play from their outfield.
On the plus side you have George Blanda. The guy was pretty effective at a late age, if my memory serves me. Even at QB in a pinch.
Then their was the king of the hangers on in all of pro sports, Gordie Howe.
Troy Polamalu was infuriatingly bad in 2014. It was hard to believe he hadn't retired yet. Even as a guy who doesn't like the Steelers, I wanted them to get him off the field.
Then there's Brett Favre...