Which 2021 "$%!$ you, we're the Patriots" game was best?

[ctpatsfan77]

As someone on Reddit said about the Bears-Patriots game in 2014:

Ah. We've arrived at this year's "F—k you we're the Patriots" game.

This year, we were treated to three games where the Pats put up a 40 (or 50) burger, and won by 3+ TDs. Which one was your favorite?

 

[TheRainMaker]

They didn’t score 40+, but the Tennessee game was the best win against a winning team.

 

[Pape]

My favorite?

The next one.

 

[DaBruinz]

I heard it announced that prior to today, no team had put up TWO 50 point games in a single season (not sure how true this is).

I'm curious if there's ever been a season where a team put up Multiple 38+ point wins in the same season..

 

[oldrover]

First Buffalo game. "We're running the ball 99% of the time... you don't like it? well...

 

[ctpatsfan77]

I heard it announced that prior to today, no team had put up TWO 50 point games in a single season (not sure how true this is).

I'm curious if there's ever been a season where a team put up Multiple 38+ point wins in the same season..

Pats have done it 3x under Belichick.

But I think Jones is the first rookie to do it (at home, at least).

 

[DaBruinz]

Pats have done it 3x under Belichick.

But I think Jones is the first rookie to do it (at home, at least).

2007 and 2012.. But in neither of those seasons did they have 3 games won by 38 points or more.

 

[jmt57]

This may sound a little odd now considering how the season has played out, but my first thought was the Cleveland game.

Up until that point the only win against a decent team was two weeks prior, a 3-point win against the Chargers. About the best the national media was saying (in a condescending way) was that the rebuild was going well, with the Patriots 'holding their own' against good teams in close losses.

While the Browns were only 5-4 at the time, they could have easily been 8-2 - and were just coming off a complete annihilation of the Bengals, 41-16 on the road at Cincinnati. The Patriots completely dominated on both sides of the ball after the opening drive, for their fourth win in a row.


Of course a 50-burger against the Jets is always fun, too.

 

[Rob0729]

I like watching the Jets suffer especially since Jets fans sat at home wondering if their team selected the wrong QB. But if it wasn't the Jets, I wouldn't have really enjoyed that game.

But I typically hate blowouts against bad teams. They are a bit boring. I barely invested in yesterday's game since the Jags suck so bad. I would rather see a close win against a good team than a blow out against a bad team.

 

[PaulThePat]

After Cleveland's first TD drive to completely dismantle them from that point was very impressive - against what was still seen as a "decent" team with a "good" QB.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

I heard it announced that prior to today, no team had put up TWO 50 point games in a single season (not sure how true this is).

Most 50 Point Games In Season By Team NFL | StatMuse

5 teams are tied for the most games with 50+ points in a season, with 3 games. The first three are the Denver Broncos in 2013, the Minnesota Vikings in 1969 and the Dallas Cowboys in 1966.

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Pats have done it 3x under Belichick.

And in '79 under Ron Erhardt

Of course a 50-burger against the Jets is always fun, too.

While I would of course enjoy a third 50-burger Sunday afternoon in Miami, I feel there's a cumulative limit to how much scoring a team does over a period of time

We will need all the points we can get in the playoffs

 

[Toofy]

Cleveland was the game where we showed that we are first among equals.

Great game . And Myles Garrett was a non factor .

 

[Patjew]

The first BUF game was the only time i was fist pumping after the game, so I guess it was that one.

The Chargers game was cool too.

 

[Pape]

Pats have done it 3x under Belichick.

But I think Jones is the first rookie to do it (at home, at least).

2012 russell wilson, 58 & 50 in back to back weeks vs cards and bills

 

[Mike the Brit]

This may sound a little odd now considering how the season has played out, but my first thought was the Cleveland game.

Up until that point the only win against a decent team was two weeks prior, a 3-point win against the Chargers. About the best the national media was saying (in a condescending way) was that the rebuild was going well, with the Patriots 'holding their own' against good teams in close losses.

While the Browns were only 5-4 at the time, they could have easily been 8-2 - and were just coming off a complete annihilation of the Bengals, 41-16 on the road at Cincinnati. The Patriots completely dominated on both sides of the ball after the opening drive, for their fourth win in a row.


Of course a 50-burger against the Jets is always fun, too.

You make some excellent points but you don't mention that the Cleveland game had Mike the Brit in the 300s yelling like a lunatic. I think that closes the case. (I was at the Chicago game in 2014 too. Just sayin'.)

 

[n1997y]

My favorite?

The next one.

Agree, especially the ones coming in the post season.

 

[Skyflarie]

First Buffalo game. "We're running the ball 99% of the time... you don't like it? well...

Absolutely this one - might be my favorite regular season game I can remember in quite a while!