I’m just going to say **** Todd Bowels for pulling him in the ATL game and giving him his only losing season
Don’t forget putting a safety on Kupp to lose the Super Bowl **** that guy
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my balls have been kicked in and it’s not even 9 AM
Does this mean we have to wait for the replay review in NY before it’s official??That's interesting. So at the very, very end he gave himself an out should something unexpected materialize. He decided to retire pending contingencies that were not to be.
Knowing it was prerecorded robs some of the poignancy. I liked the idea he woke up with an epiphany and ran with it.
Does this mean we have to wait for the replay review in NY before it’s official??
I think the latest line on retirement was like a 20% chance.I found out taking a **** at 7:30 this wasn’t even a possibility I thought
Somehow, I don't think that's a very difficult decision for Fox to make...although two or three other Networks are hoping Fox holds onto Olsen and sets up a bidding war for Brady with Fox still on the hook.First time he retired he signed a big contract to be the analyst on the Fox #1 announcing team. It will be interesting to see what Fox does, Greg Olsen is in his first year on the #1 team, he’s good.
I really don't believe him. Come March he is going to get offers and he will want to play again. It seems like SB time is really difficult for him as this is two times now in two years that he has retired right before the SB. It is almost like he just can't stand it that he is not playing in the game and decides to retire and then the game is played, winner is crowned, one week of hoopla and then on to next season. Once that lull happens and everyone has turned their attention to 2023, he will want to play again badly IMO.
That's good, because your narrative makes no sense. There's no way she could know his retirement would happen four months later, even if he promised he would. He had already shown he would do whatever he wanted to do, his first retirement/un-retirement cycle proved that.Not hard work at all and no to the second part.
I hope Gisele reads this, bro!That's good, because your narrative makes no sense. There's no way she could know his retirement would happen four months later, even if he promised he would. He had already shown he would do whatever he wanted to do, his first retirement/un-retirement cycle proved that.
Do I have to spell it for you. She was getting P-o-k-e-d or wanted to to get P-o-k-e-d as a result of all the hot tumbling and rolling while doing Ji Jitsu training. Can you blame the instructor for always having a bone while training with her?That's good, because your narrative makes no sense. There's no way she could know his retirement would happen four months later, even if he promised he would. He had already shown he would do whatever he wanted to do, his first retirement/un-retirement cycle proved that.
Oh come on!How many more SHOULD we have won while he was here? I'd say the 2007 SB, 2008 (the year he missed), the 2011 SB, and 2015 that Denver won. You could also argue the 2017 SB v Philly. So 10 or 11 rings as a Patriot.
Yes the what-ifs can go both ways. So it's fitting that he won 7 rings, a number right in the middle of all of that.Oh come on!
Your nick suggests you've been following football long enough to know that six with the Pats could have been five without the Tuck call, Four without Carroll's play calling that led to Butler's pick, Three without Kasay kicking off OB with 1:07 left in XXXVIII, two with a different flip of the coin in an AFCCG v. KC not to mention Edelman's catch and Ryan's choking in LI, just as well as it could have been three or so more for the same kinds of reasons and injuries.
That's why winning seven is so remarkable...officials' calls, bad bounces, injuries and bad play calls all can change a game, a season, a championship.
lmao no never she ****ed him with a jiu jitsu guy, never gonna happen.Gisele reconciliation?
As a Patriots fan, Saints fan, and LSU Tigers fan, I have been absolutely spoiled getting to cheer for players like Brady, Brees, and Burrow. Tom Brady was the best of them all. A graceful, humble exit from the job he excelled at like nobody in history. Thank you for all you have achieved and given to the sport Tom.
The GOAT!
You should send him that in a DM with a selfie.Tom, come back, 1 day contract, retire as a Patriot. We make a statue with you spiking the ball like you did in the snow game. Retire number, Patriots immediate Hall of fame inductee! NOW!
I’d take anyone replacing Romo.Olsen can go replace Romo at CBS