Nice Bruschi Article

[ice]

http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/story/10563514/rss

 

[RoughingthePasser]

"I can't wait for this game," he said. "Jacksonville reminds me of us. They're hard-nosed, physical and tough. Jack Del Rio is like a Bill Cowher or a Bill Belichick. They'll be ready and so will we. And I hope the conditions are brutal. I love to play in bad weather."

 

[tedylb]

Tedy will always be an inspiration-to his teammates and his fans. Look for him & Junior to come up big in the next three games. As someone here wisely wrote, those two and Rodney love to play football.

 

[karran_s]

Tedy will always be an inspiration-to his teammates and his fans. Look for him & Junior to come up big in the next three games. As someone here wisely wrote, those two and Rodney love to play football.

Low to the ground is right.. Lawrence Taylor is one of my idols, the greatest Giant of them all.... he was unstoppable once he got going and you can be sure the others feared him..

Tedy is a great player and we will see some great tackles on Saturday.. Everybody is saying our defense is aging and is not doing well.. I say, they may be aging but they will do well.. just wait for the playoffs...

 

[eom]

yeah, yeah, the whole world is aging.

 

[DarrylS]

Tedy is a great player and we will see some great tackles on Saturday.. Everybody is saying our defense is aging and is not doing well.. I say, they may be aging but they will do well.. just wait for the playoffs...

Just like fine wine or cheese... our LB's will show up as will the rest of the team. Bruschi will always be remembered as the consummate Patriot, and this may be his curtain call.

 

[tedylb]

I would have given anything to have been at Fenway opener in 2005 when the three immortals, Russell, Bruschi and Orr threw out the first pitch. What a great day for NE sports! What a great time to be a NE sports fan! We must realize that 95% of American fans never live through what we've experienced in the last few years.

 

[ctpatsfan77]

I would have given anything to have been at Fenway opener in 2005 when the three immortals, Russell, Bruschi and Orr threw out the first pitch. What a great day for NE sports! What a great time to be a NE sports fan! We must realize that 95% of American fans never live through what we've experienced in the last few years.

Heck, when was the last time any region had anything like the last six months?