If this is the final game for Tom Brady the GOAT….

[1960Pats]

From a guy who became a fan in 2019. LMAO!

I hope you realize that our fandom didn't start when we joined Patsfans.

 

[1960Pats]

I have not posted in years. I have become interested again because Brady is gone. Not sure Mac is the guy, but I am interested in seeing what Coach can do with these guys.

I've seen your posts here and it was more recent than you claim. I remember because of your Pat Tilman avatar.

 

[‘Mondre]

ever since deflategate/jimmy g, he got real talkative and “look at me”. Everything revolves around him, like the Big Ben post.

We see u Tom.

 

[libra957]

I have been a Patriots fan since they were the Boston Patriots. I was thrilled when Jim Plunkett led the Raiders to a championship. I loved Steve Grogan and Drew Bledsoe was my favorite Patriots QB. I never liked Tom Brady. His dad's story about throwing a video game through a TV screen, his abandonment of pregnant Bridget Moynahan do not sit well with me. The cry baby interviews regarding his draft make me uncomfortable. His abandonment of the New England Patriots makes him DEAD TO ME. That's just how I feel. I never felt like he was an important part of the Patriots championships. Let's face it the Dynasty started with a Tom Brady FUMBLE in the Snow Bowl and Adam Vinatieri was responsible for the first two championships. Brady 'happened to be there' for most of the Patriots championships. He was never a Patriot.

I have not watched the Patriots since Inflategate. It's hard to root for a team when you do not respect the players. I hope that time separates the Brady era Patriots from what comes next. I would like to be able to root for this team again.

It was an incomplete pass according to the tuck rule and yes Tom is thanos with an extra infinity stone.

 

[1960Pats]

As a fan of players over coaches, Brady's departure turned out to be a positive, even in his last game, a loss. Here he is, at age 44 and looking exactly like the Brady of old , making another of his patented 2 TD comebacks, and how does he get the loss? The DC screws up.

Coaches don't win games, players do. Coaches can only lose them. The proof has been there for years, but the Brady/Belichick tiff brought it to the forefront. Brady clearly won that battle.