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Nope. A small twinge of irriation at TB12 as he's partially implicated in the salary cap woes and skill position deficit of the current situation in Foxboro, but his leaving was not hard calculus. Mostly happy for him.
He controlled the entire game...doesn’t matter...I’m not the biggest Brady fan but i’d Give it to him in spades....if you lost money that sucks....
Not sure if you heard but it stars
Actually the size of the fan base fits the size of the market. A waiting list for season tickets through the late 90’s and early 00’s, an average sized Championship market...better than the Rays or Lightning...Tampa is a Bucs town.It’s a shame they don’t have any fans.
They were bad, his receivers were dropping balls, the defense couldn't stop TB. Mohomes was the only player on that team in super bowl gear.
I don't know. Hill and Kelce each had a drop but still got gameplanned away, with Kelce having a reasonable game. The Bucs were going to make Hardman and Robinson and Edwards-Helaire beat them, and they couldn't behind that line.
It was 46 to 10 not 55 to 10. And the outburst actually came in the 3rd quarter. It was 44 to 3 in the 4th when Buddy Ryan put in the 3rd string D. And Walter actually had a ton of chances to score in that game despite the attention about the Fridge scoring on that one play.
It probably does come down to line play, and some bad coaching. The timeout at the end of the half and the lack of quick plays to make up for the online deficiencies jump to mind.
55-10 was the infamous SF/Denver rout that was over within a quarter and a half, IIRC.
Gretzky played in the most offense friendly era in hockey. Every season in the 1980s the league average in GPG was above 3.5. Since then it’s only happened once, prior to that it occurred in the WW2 era. He was hands down the most talented forward to play the game. But Gretzky never won a title with another team.
I haven't looked at the stats, but I think it's a safe assumption the winning QB gets the award more often than not. He three for 3 touchdowns. Winning QB with 3 TD's=pretty safe bet.
I posted about this possibility here when the news first broke. Given the family history with Reid, it was inevitable that this situation was going to be a big distraction for him. So I'm not really surprised they had the much weaker game plan tonight. It's a horrible situation and I hope they throw the book at Britt Reid, but I/m guessing Andy was preoccupied tonight.
it happened late Friday night and they travelled Saturday. It had no bearing on the game plan.
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Not at all.
I was thinking back to Favre playing in MN but I guess this is different, especially since he won so many in NE and he didn’t go to a division rival. Hard to be too mad I guess.
I think that the odds catch up and even out in the long run. I think that Atlanta and Seattle were colossal failures on the coaching end of their respective teams, and that the Giants had Coughlin and Spagnuolo for at least the first SB win, and Coughlin coaching along the way for the second SB win.
First three TD's were all accounted for by Brady, Gronk and AB, three 2019 Patriots. The 4th was Fournette, another AFC free agent signingPats have to be crying
Yeah I should have remembered Godwin, I think he's gonna leave for more money. I could see AB signing if the front office wants him back. Evans, AB, Miller, Gronk?, Howard? etc. isn't chopped meat. I also see Najae Harris being mocked to TB a lot. I think Fournette is gone and Jones is a comp. back
Yeah that 2nd Giants SB didn't have the helmet catch, but there was a late clutch pass to Manningham (?) that was incredible, too.
Many people consider it the most impactful game in Buccaneer history. To actually reach the SB was (at the time) nearly inconceivable (#princessbride). The euphoria of getting there was at least as big as winning it; probably more. That's how downtrodden the franchise was.
I edited to say Fournette was gone but you were responding already. Godwin can be franchised, but with the decrease in the cap, analysts say it'll be tough for TB to do, especially since Evans is on a huge deal. Gronk is a FA but he's only going to go back to Tampa, I presume. He wants to play with Brady. O.J. Howard is under contract for next year, but tore his Achilles' heel and who knows if he'll make it back. Evans and Miller, I think, are back. As is Tyler Johnson and Justin Watson also, if I'm not mistaken (Johnson is the rookie that saw sporadic time and will see more next year with Godwin likely gone).
I saw a meme that said Tom Brady is statistically more likely to make the Super Bowl than Steph Curry is to make a 3-pointer.
I saw that too as well as this one...
