Game Day Thread Official Game Day Thread- Pats @ Falcons

[Guts]

Huge loss for ATL. He's been my favorite non Patriots player this year other than TB12.

 

[Patsfan1958]

 

[Mack Herron]

Wade debut

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Huge loss for ATL. He's been my favorite non Patriots player this year other than TB12.

They're so weak in the trenches too. Just do not have the discipline or talent down there to compete all game but we'll see. Falcons are a mess, this should be a W but we've all watched enough football to know they're are no gimmies.

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

I need the Patriots to win by 6.5 to get them Dingledollars @Dingleberry

I’ll bet you a million dollars they don’t win by 6.5

 

[JMC00]

Wade is active?

 

[long distance]

Wade debut

Good to see Wade active. Hope for hefty garbage time and have a look at W ..

 

[Mack Herron]

Wade is active?

You calling me a liar?

 

[RobertWeathers]

Wade is active?

I'm excited about that.

 

[Mack Herron]

I'm excited about that.

Will be interesting to see if and where he plays. Projected as outside CB but after tough senior year some thought safety. Hoping he can at least displace Williams.

 

[Chevy]

You'd be surprised. Have a look at this video (the Scots get in on the act at 2:00).

Why the Lions?
Someone has to.

Why are you a Colts fan?
For my past sins.


Awesome

 

[farn]

Wade goes bonkers. Makes JC expendable. In 2-3 years, we cry about how we can’t afford to lose Wade. Some random UFA becomes the next #1 cb…. Circle of Life.

 

[ctpatsfan77]

Wade debut

Does anyone wonder if maybe Ronnie Perkins is a collective figment of our imaginations?

OTOH . . . SHAUN WADE IS ACTIVE.

 

[Mack Herron]

Does anyone wonder if maybe Ronnie Perkins is a collective figment of our imaginations?

OTOH . . . SHAUN WADE IS ACTIVE.

Sitting out a year is rarely a good sign. Let’s hope for another Harris.

 

[cmasspatsfan]

Espn has interesting article on " most heartbreaking losses for every nfl team".
Atlanta's pretty obvious. But I was mildly surprised at the Patriots. They went with the 1976 playoff vs.Raiders,aka the Ben Dreith Game. As someone who endured that horror, it was by far the most devastating loss in Patriots history- until the 2007 SB. The '76 Patriots were the best team in the nfl, the Raiders were the 2nd best .The nfc was very weak and the Pats would've easily won their 1st SB. But I put the 2007 SB as the worst. I'm curious what other fans who watched the '76 game think. Not really interested in anyones opinion who wasnt a fan in '76- since youd have no basis for comparison. I suspect a lot of fans from '76 still rank that as the worst.

Yes, took me awhile to get over that one, I was 15 at the time. Who am I kidding I'm still not over it, 86 sucked big time too.

 

[Mack Herron]

PR yes, KR no thanks.

 

[oldrover]

Espn has interesting article on " most heartbreaking losses for every nfl team".
Atlanta's pretty obvious. But I was mildly surprised at the Patriots. They went with the 1976 playoff vs.Raiders,aka the Ben Dreith Game. As someone who endured that horror, it was by far the most devastating loss in Patriots history- until the 2007 SB. The '76 Patriots were the best team in the nfl, the Raiders were the 2nd best .The nfc was very weak and the Pats would've easily won their 1st SB. But I put the 2007 SB as the worst. I'm curious what other fans who watched the '76 game think. Not really interested in anyones opinion who wasnt a fan in '76- since youd have no basis for comparison. I suspect a lot of fans from '76 still rank that as the worst.

I saw that Raider game... 16 years old at the time.

The Giants game was painful as hell... especially because of the 18-0... but the Giants came to play, and scored when they had to.

The thing that separates the Oakland game is the ref calls (roughing on Hamilton, which was bogus) and ref no-calls (Russ Francis was in a hammerlock all night, especially at the end). Felt like we were not beaten, but robbed.




But I'm totally over it now!!!

 

[reflexblue]

Espn has interesting article on " most heartbreaking losses for every nfl team".
Atlanta's pretty obvious. But I was mildly surprised at the Patriots. They went with the 1976 playoff vs.Raiders,aka the Ben Dreith Game. As someone who endured that horror, it was by far the most devastating loss in Patriots history- until the 2007 SB. The '76 Patriots were the best team in the nfl, the Raiders were the 2nd best .The nfc was very weak and the Pats would've easily won their 1st SB. But I put the 2007 SB as the worst. I'm curious what other fans who watched the '76 game think. Not really interested in anyones opinion who wasnt a fan in '76- since youd have no basis for comparison. I suspect a lot of fans from '76 still rank that as the worst.

I saw the ben dreith travisty, i got over that, i haven't gotten over the 2007 SB loss. It still affects me to this day. Every time i watch the end of the game where Seymour has Manning in his grasp for seemingly 5 minutes i expect to hear a whistle calling stopping play because Manning is in the grasp, and then he throws a duck thats caught by the giants player pinning against his helmet with rodney harrison draped all over him.

 

[BradytoMosstoGronk]

No Patterson is big. Back to back weeks of the opposing team's arguably best offensive weapon out. Have to take advantage.

Good luck tonight boys in blue... silver and red.

 

[sb1]

No Patterson is big. Back to back weeks of the opposing team's arguably best offensive weapon out. Have to take advantage.

Good luck tonight boys in blue... silver and red.

And then 3 in a row a week from Sunday with no Derrick Henry