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Pats fans are still Brady fans. They’re actually glad he won another ring because people will remember him as a goat as a patriot with 7 rings.
Props to Brady today.
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He’s the greatest to ever do it, full stop. And I wouldn’t be surprised to see him hoisting the damn lombardi trophy again next year too.
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Or 40 years from now when Brady hoists another one beating Tua’s grandson for his 27th ring.
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Don't understand why some people get bent out of shape about Brady winning...who cares he's the GOAT and you need to respect that!
Haters gonna hate
Dan Marino isn't within 5 standard deviations of Tom Brady. That may be slight exaggeration but it's certainly more accurate than the nonsensical assertions of Brady as nothing but a system quarterback.
I like stats as much as anybody but it is increasingly laughable to use regular season numbers toward best ever, as many have attempted regarding Aaron Rodgers. The public won't stand for that garbage and neither will history.
Likewise it really required contortionist logic to ever pretend a 19 year dynasty of coach and quarterback had to be mostly the coach.
Yet that was insisted as if it were preposterous to argue the other way.
Thank goodness we had a season of evidence otherwise the absurd conventional wisdom would have stunk forever, like the local landfill.
Kudos to the Patriots fans who remained loyal to Brady and loudly rooted for him at Tampa Bay, including John King yesterday on CNN.
The NFL is so fragile these days. That's what today's game showed. No great teams, as evidenced by the miserable YPPA Differential of teams that rack up monopolistic won/loss records. Consequently a game can get out of hand even though it might play out totally differently if the same two teams faced again next week.
We should all be thankful that Tom Brady never went unbeaten. Now it's at least a full decade more of similarly fading Patrick Mahomes.
I like stats as much as anybody but it is increasingly laughable to use regular season numbers toward best ever, as many have attempted regarding Aaron Rodgers. The public won't stand for that garbage and neither will history.
Likewise it really required contortionist logic to ever pretend a 19 year dynasty of coach and quarterback had to be mostly the coach.
Yet that was insisted as if it were preposterous to argue the other way.
Thank goodness we had a season of evidence otherwise the absurd conventional wisdom would have stunk forever, like the local landfill.
Kudos to the Patriots fans who remained loyal to Brady and loudly rooted for him at Tampa Bay, including John King yesterday on CNN.
The NFL is so fragile these days. That's what today's game showed. No great teams, as evidenced by the miserable YPPA Differential of teams that rack up monopolistic won/loss records. Consequently a game can get out of hand even though it might play out totally differently if the same two teams faced again next week.
We should all be thankful that Tom Brady never went unbeaten. Now it's at least a full decade more of similarly fading Patrick Mahomes.
Don’t understand the hate for Brady. I used to be that way but I got smart and started betting on Brady to win games. It is going to happen you might as well profit rather than being bummed that he pulled it out once again.
A simple money line bet of $10 on Brady’s team in the 4 playoffs games turns into $240 this year if you keep betting the winnings. Easy money
A simple money line bet of $10 on Brady’s team in the 4 playoffs games turns into $240 this year if you keep betting the winnings. Easy money
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I think the Bugs owe a lot to their D. Tampa's D absolutely dominated last night.
Also, Mahomes looked really off last night. He looked almost...human.
Also, Mahomes looked really off last night. He looked almost...human.
No I do not have to respect anything about him
He is the winning-est with asterisks that i will say
he will ALWAYS win as he ALWAYS gets mega striped support
He's one of the greatest athletes in any sport. Tough actually to name many who were greater.
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Turf toe. Not easy to walk on that let alone play. I really hope he'll be alright after the surgery. The league greatly benefits from players like him.
Last night I saw a player already starting to get worn down by the NFL. He had a sensational first year starting as a sophemore, but he's spent a lot of time since then getting banged up.
No way I give the MVP to Brady. Give it to the Tampa D, or maybe just their LB crew. Those guys were really impressive last night.