These young Patriot fans are adorably obnoxious and spoiled!

[PlainOldEd]

I was watching that and thinking "oh, that's why everyone hates us"

Everyone hates us because the Pats win and we love it, and we won't be swayed by tinfoil hat cheating theories. I thought it was awesome.

 

[scott99]

My son is 10. He knows nothing but Patriot excellence. The first game he remembers is the SB loss in 11. He knows nothing but playoffs and super bowls. When I was 10 in 1984 we were thrilled if they played a meaningful game in December. Times have changed, eh?

So true. Been a fan since 1975, and suffered a lot of bad football mixed in with some good years here and there. 1976 was a very special year, really thought the Pats were gonna win it all. Pat's were good for the next 4 seasons. Then it wasn't until 1985 until they were very good again. The Parcells/Kraft era really changed the franchise around, and 2001-2014 years have really been like living through an incredibly amazing, unbelievably good dream that seems to go on forever. Hopefully it continues on for another decade .

 

[scott99]

Yeah, I know some people liked it but I thought it went on way too long and toward the end I was cringing too. Especially for that girl who was moony over Brady. I flashed back to me mooning over Tony Eason in 1985. Thank god no one ever got me on film with that.

So you think, maybe someone did

 

[Anteros]

Man, that took a lot of work to acquire that video but I finally did it.

I don't understand how anyone can find this video cringe worthy or anything but awesome, really.

Nicely done.

 

[Bella*chick]

So you think, maybe someone did

Well, even if they did you'd need a Betamax to watch it.

 

[Jackson 2]

I've been puzzled by the somewhat polarizing response to that segment. I've heard radio/TV people vigorously mock it as phony and contrived. I'm sure it was rehearsed and scripted, but I just enjoyed it and, frankly, considered it a breath of fresh air for national TV in comparison to the usual anti-NE crap that seems the norm. Plus, I know for a fact it made people from other parts of the country nauseous. That, in and of itself, made it worthy for me.

 

[shmessy]

I've been puzzled by the somewhat polarizing response to that segment. I've heard radio/TV people vigorously mock it as phony and contrived. I'm sure it was rehearsed and scripted, but I just enjoyed it and, frankly, considered it a breath of fresh air for national TV in comparison to the usual anti-NE crap that seems the norm. Plus, I know for a fact it made people from other parts of the country nauseous. That, in and of itself, made it worthy for me.

Me, too.

I thought it was a nice, harmless Hallmark card to the love the region has for its Pats.

I guess some people need a reason to boo Santa Claus.

 

[PP2]

Check out his reaction to that crazy Jeff Green winner in Miami few years back
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_BsftnWRmFc&ved=0CBsQtwIwAGoVChMIpLnjstjqyAIViJUeCh3b0wwS&usg=AFQjCNF6EvMjt1C1fl7rRwBS2jB4-3ZRRQ

That's nothing compared to Larry Bird's reaction to Reggie Miller's buzzer-beater in the playoffs on Jordan when Bird was coaching the Pacers. Talk about that stone-cold killer instinct look.

http://i.minus.com/idMtKUiN47

 

[Froob]

That's nothing compared to Larry Bird's reaction to Reggie Miller's buzzer-beater in the playoffs on Jordan when Bird was coaching the Pacers. Talk about that stone-cold killer instinct look.

http://i.minus.com/idMtKUiN471XY.gif

Larry legend was the REAL original gangster

 

[PP2]

Larry legend was the REAL original gangster

Eh?

 

[Froob]

Eh?

I'm just saying Larry was a boss.

 

[Jackson 2]

I'm disappointed that not one kid was smart enough to say in science class they went over the ideal gas law. What did they do, get the stupid kids?

They were elementary school kids.

 

[Jackson 2]

Those kids were students at Boston Latin School. My sister teaches math there, and they are her students. Most of the footage was shot in her classroom.

I had no idea of this prior to the game, and then in the first quarter my cell phone starts blowing up...

Awesome!

Some were from an elementary school in Cranston, RI.

 

[lurker1965]

They were elementary school kids.

I forget who said it, but their probably were a few that reference Mr. Perry's science class and the ideal gas law. And that is on the cutting room floor.