Program Alert: Tonight's Inside the NFL Starts Parade of Mic'd Up SB Stuff Over Next Several Days

[ViperGTS]

That no one wanted him.

One of the biggest dodged bullets for the Pats. Can't really understand why they wouldn't just keep him. Now, he's close to untouchable for the next 2-3 years.

 

[DropKickFlutie]

I love every single Edelman clip. Total gamer. Also totally loyal and devoted to both his QB and coach. The get off the field clip is epic on multiple levels

 

[Kargetina]

Edelman is one of the toughest players in the NFL.

That hit he took by Kam Chancellor in SB49 is one the craziest yet least talked about things of that game. That was a full on helmet-to-helmet that twisted Jules in half. It was also a 3-rd and 14 with 10 minutes to go. He was also most definitely concussed on the play, and yet not only did he not drop the ball, he got up and tried to run, even though he was down by contact. He continued to play and scored the winning TD.

That guy is a modern day Spartan. A Patriot legend.

 

[ErniesPinkStripes]

What's mind bowling, that we let him explore free agency or that no one wanted him?

Lol both

 

[Uncle Rico]

Biggest issue I had with tonight's episode?

Not enough discussion about Brady. 5 rings. That should have been a 20 minute segment by itself.

Mark my words. If that had been Manning or Rodgers that's about all they would talk about.

I think the show was really focused just on the game, which I thought was fine. There's certainly been no shortage of coverage of the historical context everywhere you look. And I think two days later a lot of us are still like "How the bleep did that just happen?" I liked that these guys took the time to talk about the defense and several little things that went into the game. I felt like it was some (OK, a fraction) of the things BB would point out in film study.

As far as Brady: The one thing they could have said more about was his absolute precision on those final drives. The footage of those passes, the perfection of those throws both in accuracy and spiral/form, was absolutely breathtaking.

 

[jah]

I don't really find this particularly surprising. He was the definition of injury prone player with potential but no consistent production over his first few years.

What's really mindboggling to me is where he ended up a few years later. His story should make GMs and coaches think a bit before getting rid of players in similar situations.

I think this was after he posted 100+ catches in 2013. Maybe it was the year before. I know he hit FA and re-signed after quite some time not one but 2 years in a row.

 

[luuked]

I think this was after he posted 100+ catches in 2013. Maybe it was the year before. I know he hit FA and re-signed after quite some time not one but 2 years in a row.

I think people are talking about 2012. He got injured against the Dolphins and landed on IR, Dola was signed as Welker replacement and Jules came back after essentially no interest for a very cheap deal. Then he had his big season in 2013 and actually had better paying offers but decided to stay here for less money to play with Brady. Bill Simmons touches on that in his SB49 retro diary post on Grantland (see Retro Running Diary: Super Bowl XLIX).

 

[Rossmci90]

The full episode is here:

 

[hellolin]

Edelman is one of the toughest players in the NFL.

That hit he took by Kam Chancellor in SB49 is one the craziest yet least talked about things of that game. That was a full on helmet-to-helmet that twisted Jules in half. It was also a 3-rd and 14 with 10 minutes to go. He was also most definitely concussed on the play, and yet not only did he not drop the ball, he got up and tried to run, even though he was down by contact. He continued to play and scored the winning TD.

That guy is a modern day Spartan. A Patriot legend.

Someone on TV once said that if he wasn't playing football, he should go to UFC, would be hell of a fighter.

 

[shmessy]

I believe this is NFL Replay Tonight at 8pm EST on NFLN?:

Post edit: NFL Replay at 6pm EST tonight and Sound FX at 8pm EST per:
NFL Network TV Schedule

 

[AtomicDawg]

Here's the complete lineup for today. You're not too late!

 

[ALP]

Edelman is one of the toughest players in the NFL.

That hit he took by Kam Chancellor in SB49 is one the craziest yet least talked about things of that game. That was a full on helmet-to-helmet that twisted Jules in half. It was also a 3-rd and 14 with 10 minutes to go. He was also most definitely concussed on the play, and yet not only did he not drop the ball, he got up and tried to run, even though he was down by contact. He continued to play and scored the winning TD.

That guy is a modern day Spartan. A Patriot legend.

umm no he was not concussed...you don't get to stay on your feet and run if you get concussed...

Kam was, but not JE

but it was a heck of a play by him

 

[The Gr8est]

My DVR had enough of me for Super Bowl 49 and various programs like Do Your Job. Sadly, it offed itself in 2015 because it couldn't take it anymore.

R.I.P. DVR

Hopefully my new DVR is up to the task.

Maybe your DVR was a Rats fan and died of depression.

 

[AtomicDawg]

no wonder edelman sees a therapist . He is always way too angry !

He actually talks about that here:

 

[bormio]

Edelman is fiery, but keeps a sense of humor on the field. After "The Catch" he lined up across from Alford on the next play and said "crazy, my bad".

 

[PatsGuy]

My DVR had enough of me for Super Bowl 49 and various programs like Do Your Job. Sadly, it offed itself in 2015 because it couldn't take it anymore.

R.I.P. DVR

Hopefully my new DVR is up to the task.

God damn it.. your DVR needs to Do It's Job

 

[SVN]

 

[Brady_to_Moss]

Sound FX...wasabsolutee porn tonight

 

[SVN]

finally watched Inside the NFL. Maybe because i have replayed the game so many times but I thought the SB 49 was better produced by NFL Films. Sad that neither BB or Brady were mic'ed up.