Tom Brady since "Deflategate" garbage

[OhExaulted1]

Since the second half of the 2015 AFCCG and the ridiculous assumption that air pressure in footballs enhanced his performance Brady has gone 797-1218 for a 65.4% completion rate with 9,365 yards, 73 TD's and 13 Int's for a QB rating of 104.2 He's guided NE to a 25-5 record over that span (4 games out for BS).

Does it look to anyone reading this or watching him play think he's going to "fall of a cliff" and become an instant "bum" as Max Kellerman so eloquently put it? BSPN and the NYFL will forever be scorned in this region. The league has changed rules and over-enforced minor ones to try to stop this team and they continue to fail. It's a wonderful time to be a fan!

 

[Jackson 2]

He quickly found another way to cheat...

 

[archstanton543]

He quickly found another way to cheat...

Is what they'll say, the rest of your post should read for clarity's sake.

 

[IllegalContact]

I don't give a ****

I just want the Pats to kick the **** out of everyone

 

[InRodWeRust]

He quickly found another way to cheat...

There's really no other way to explain how a 6th round system quarterback can play so well. In order to be elite in this league you need to be drafted number one overall and chuck the ball deep to a HOF wide receiver every game.

 

[BelichickFan]

Given that his numbers have improved each of the last three years (after four years of slight declines), he is clearly better than ever. He has had five years with QB Ratings over 100; two of the five are the two post deflategate.

I actually believe having JG nipping at his ankles has helped but I bet playing with a more consistent ball helps too. No more 15 PSI balls like the now infamous Jets game in 2014.

 

[IllegalContact]

Given that his numbers have improved each of the last three years (after four years of slight declines), he is clearly better than ever. He has had five years with QB Ratings over 100; two of the five are the two post deflategate.

I actually believe having JG nipping at his ankles has helped but I bet playing with a more consistent ball helps too. No more 15 pound balls like the now infamous Jets game in 2014.

having the right cast and an effective OL helps too.........it's not just Brady

 

[RobertWeathers]

Given that his numbers have improved each of the last three years (after four years of slight declines), he is clearly better than ever. He has had five years with QB Ratings over 100; two of the five are the two post deflategate.

I actually believe having JG nipping at his ankles has helped but I bet playing with a more consistent ball helps too. No more 15 pound balls like the now infamous Jets game in 2014.

Tough to quantify but it didn't hurt.

 

[Jackson 2]

Is what they'll say, the rest of your post should read for clarity's sake.

LOL, yes, that's what they'll say.

 

[OhExaulted1]

I don't give a ****

I just want the Pats to kick the **** out of everyone

Well, those kind of #'s sort of contribute to winning. Just my humble opinion.

 

[OhExaulted1]

having the right cast and an effective OL helps too.........it's not just Brady

Yup. There's that coach what's-his-face to. I think he's a keeper.

 

[BelichickFan]

It was very important that Brady do well. Imagine if his numbers were getting worse, through the normal aging process, if people wanted to they could point to declining numbers as proof of something. As he's getting better, which approaching 40, that's proof that either nothing happened or, if something happened, it had no benefit. A Brady decline would have been a disaster.

 

[BlueThunder]

having the right cast and an effective OL helps too.........it's not just Brady

Upcoming from Godell........CastGate

 

[363839]

Yup. There's that coach what's-his-face to. I think he's a keeper.

Nawww..he's a systems coach. Just put another coach in that same system and he'd have as many trophies as That Guy.

 

[Pat the Pats Fan]

He's played pretty damn good hasn't he? Gotta be something in the water he's drinking.....

 

[Anteros]

And now AFC Offensive Player of the Year. Again.