Troy Brown chat at Noon at boston.com

[BradyManny]

Just a heads up, Troy Brown chat at noon definitely worth checking out or participating in:

http://www.boston.com/sports/

Follow the link underneath the sports headlines.

 

[SoCal Bong]

Thanks for the reminder.

Bingo is definitely one of the Patriots I am so proud to have on the team that I support for his on-field and off-the-field performances.

Without his huge plays in the 2002 AFC Championship game, we don't even get to Super Bowl 36 and who know if any other success follows after that.

 

[RayClay]

Troy Brown:

"I can probably throw it 60 yards, and probably punt it about 30 yards. I'm not a very good punter."

Just setting a lower limit for Kennie in case he has another stretch like in 2003.

 

[Brownfan80]

Troy Brown:

"I can probably throw it 60 yards, and probably punt it about 30 yards. I'm not a very good punter."

Just setting a lower limit for Kennie in case he has another stretch like in 2003.

60 yards? Well it's no wonder he was the emergency QB until Vinny arrived.

 

[RayClay]

As a fan since 61 I believe:

The most talented Patriots start with Hannah and Brady, but when it comes to the heart, attitude and performance I say.

Troy Brown=Greatest Patriot ever.

 

[Fanfrom1960]

As a fan since 61 I believe:

The most talented Patriots start with Hannah and Brady, but when it comes to the heart, attitude and performance I say.

Troy Brown=Greatest Patriot ever.

61, you dissed them in 1960?

 

[shmessy]

Troy Brown:

"I can probably throw it 60 yards, and probably punt it about 30 yards. I'm not a very good punter."

Just setting a lower limit for Kennie in case he has another stretch like in 2003.

Brings to mind the 2001 Colts game (the 2nd - in the dome) when Patten had that incredible performance. Remember, one of the TD's was a bomb from Patten to Brown? After the game either Troy or David (I forget which one) was recounting how they had been practicing that play for weeks - - sometimes with #80 throwing it and sometimes with #86 throwing it. They actually fought over who would throw it and who would catch it. Patten won the right in the game, but it's nice that Brown got the TD reception out of it.