Julian Edelman bizarre first conversation with coach Belichick

[thecore762]

 

[shmessy]

Jules should stick to football - - his loooooonnnnngggg drawn out stories need editing. I love the guy but he really isn't nearly as witty as he thinks he is.

I don't think BB will judge him on that story as much as his football actions like this:

 

[Family]

Jules should stick to football - - his loooooonnnnngggg drawn out stories need editing. I love the guy but he really isn't nearly as witty as he thinks he is.

OMG you're right.

He sounds like my grandfather telling a story from when he grew up.

 

[Horace's Ivories]

loved it

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

He's practicing for his inevitable TV career after his playing days are over.....

 

[Wax Frog]

What's that expression? Even a long-winded squirrel finds coach nuts once in awhile?

 

[tasmlab]

Jules should stick to football - - his loooooonnnnngggg drawn out stories need editing. I love the guy but he really isn't nearly as witty as he thinks he is.

I don't disagree with you a bit, but to be fair this was edited out of the program.

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

Jules should stick to football - - his loooooonnnnngggg drawn out stories need editing. I love the guy but he really isn't nearly as witty as he thinks he is.

I don't think BB will judge him on that story as much as his football actions like this:

He used to be funny, but now he's out of material. Still better than Kraft telling the Brady rookie/best thing to happen to your organization story for the 4,987,125th time, clocking in at 14:26 to get to the end of it, each time more exaggerated.

And he looked at me, his eyes like blue diamonds piercing through steel on that crisp autumn day, and I saw six sparkles in his eyes, one for each later championship, and he said to me...uhhh....wait, did I tell you yet he was tall and skinny? Skinny as a beanpole.

 

[thecore762]

Lol

 

[Bella*chick]

Still, the Kraft story at its core is amazing.

The Edelman one, not so much.

 

[fnordcircle]

His storytelling was quite good, I thought, just not the typical soundbite type crap to which we've become conditioned when we're staring at a screen.

It felt very much like I was sitting across a table from the guy on a Saturday night after a party was winding down and that's why I liked it. The way he told the story was my favorite part.

Ya'll too used to chyrons and smash cuts and star wipes.

 

[jah]

2-Time Cheating Coach Belichick Said To Have Exposed Himself To Rookie

 

[Kontradiction]

Sounds like a dream come true for many of the homers around here.