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It would be hard to ignore if he hadn't otherwise doubled everyone else not named Noll. And it would be hard to ignore if most other coaches ultimate success wasn't also tied to one QB too.
It be interesting what Reid does these next couple of years. If he gets 2 more chips one could argue he's the GOAT he got to a Superbowl and multiple championship games without Kermit...as of now BB is the GOAT
Oh no I was hoping we would keep stockpiling receivers who can't play, drafting bust after bust, hiring only friends on the coaching staff, and maybe even another few years of mismanaging the quarterback and offensive line. It will be a sad day when those things are just memories of the past.
No doubt Reid has a pretty good chance to catch him. Because of his run in Philly his case is very strong. If he gets a little closer to 6 then we can start talking about winning with different teams and QBs but then Bill still has the SB39 win. If Reid can get to 5 and pass Noll then I think the debate can start. Until then I think Lombardi, Shula, and a few other pre SB era guys are the only cases that can be made for GOAT other than Bill.
.... you know what I mean
I know what your saying but I just don't think it's true the same people that dump on Bill and act like this impacts his GOAT status are the same people that talk about Reid catching him if they were genuine then Reid would already be the Goat or he'd be chasing someone else other than Bill.
Bill's the GOAT unless Reid gets to 6SBs.
I think there's a real possibility that guys like Borges will do there damnedest to make him wait. Between Bill's surly manner the media and the 'gates, he's got his detractors. I fully think the guy should be in, first ballot, no question, but it won't be a forgone conclusion. No unanimous decision on Bill. Tom's will be. That'll be a 1 minute discussion.
Wasn't really a find. It was in my youtube feed. I was riveted for the 30 minutes, it was good. I will be listening to Tom Curran's podcast tonight while painting the basement, I will let you know what he and Phil have to say if there's anything good. I am probably 3 weeks away from getting it just because I don't want another subscription.
The youtube link I posted is of Curran and Phil talking with Matt, the director of the Dynasty. Did you watch it?
According to the writer and director, Kraft had no say in what was produced or edited. Nobody forced Bill to the interview. It took them two years to make this, patiently waiting for people to accept (Vinatieri, Moss, etc.). The 1st two episodes didn't paint Kraft in a positive light w/ his backing of Bledsoe (w/o interfering w/ Bill). Other episodes won't make him look great either. Nobody is going to come off as a saint in this docuseries, just like men, with all their faults. We'll see film that's never before seen. Should be good.
No I didn't realize that's what it was. I will listen to it tonight. working now.
Yeah, I expect there's going to be a lot of stripping of the heroes veneer on this. I would think that Bill is going to look bad, only because of when the interviews took place, the house of cards was falling. My guess is Brady is going to look good, only because he's Brady. I am really excited to see the other players, especially from the 1st three, only because it's going to be less drama filled. The second three, they are all older and more jaded, and had been thru some battles at that point. They were all, essentially, young and innocent 2001-04. (no one was young, no one was innocent, you know what I mean) By the time 4-5-6 roll around, they had been thru 2007, 2011, the 'gates, Tom's suspension and the Butler fiasco. They had been battle hardened by the end, especially RKK, Bill and Tom. We saw a little of that in The Man In The Arena, how Tom had changed. They all were much less wide eyed by the end. It'll be interesting to see how it changes.
I don't get this, supposedly BB had final say, if he wanted a later round QB couldn't he have just said no about Mac and draft the guy he wanted?
Are you saying a great coach needs a great QB to win in the NFL? Of course, I know the answer but we as Pats fans scrutinize every detail about BB and not so much on other great coaches.
I bet that idiot in Indy doesn't vote for either one if he has a vote. Forget his name but he always picked Indy over the Pats when it was obvious they couldn't beat us.
Bob Kravitz?
That's him.
