Troy Brown (1 Viewer)

[H.K.]

Awesome play this weekend

What are your favorite Troy Brown moments?

 

[videoguy505]

Dude's great on both sides of the ball. He's always stepped up whenever asked and accepted any role handed to him--even if it's a reduction in his time on offense to help the team on D. Stand up guy all around.

 

[Exile]

The 2001 AFC Championship game. First he returns a punt for a TD then he laterals a blocked FG to (who?) for a TD.

But more important than those big plays, he made a career out of making all the little plays. He has been the best example of what Patriot football is all about.

 

[Chase Stuart]

Definitely the best player the Patriots ever cut.

 

[PatsWillWin]

Definitely the best player the Patriots ever cut.

Talk about a one trick pony.

 

[lord_helmet]

The strip he made this weekend to ensure victory for the Pats, really left me stunned. He stepped up when the season was on the line, gotta respect and admire that.

 

[Bri]

One of the best "team players" in the history of the game.

College coaches + HS coaches should be paying him lecture fees. We need more of his type and less TO+Moss wannabes.

I think the Pats were fortunate to have he and Curtis Martin at one time and the great team attitude they have now is at least part of a byproduct of those two.

 

[The Shizzle]

When you knew he would be cut after 05' only to have the Patriots re-sign him without the big bonus, but guarantee him a contract filled with endorsement deals with TD Banknorth (Kraft's good friend is the CEO).

Other than that, pretty much everything he has done since he has been a Patriot.

 

[videoguy505]

The strip he made this weekend to ensure victory for the Pats, really left me stunned. He stepped up when the season was on the line, gotta respect and admire that.

Gotta admit a lot of guys just go for the tackle there. Presence of mind of the whole team to make sure he's up long enough to get a shot at the strip.

 

[Boston]

No other Patriot should ever wear #80 ever again. This guy is the consummate Patriot. He's not a Hall-of-Famer but no player has ever gotten more out of his talent than Troy Brown. If the Pats go the distance I hope he retires and goes out a winner.

 

[WhoDat]

I do not care for the Patriots but, if I were starting a football team, Brown would be one of the first players I sign and or draft.

 

[pinequick]

Troy Brown won that game for the Pats. Period.

I wish there was a place in the Hall of Fame for guys like T. Brown. He doesn't measure up on any of the traditional categories, but he has always, always impressed me with his headiness and willingness to do whatever for the team. Great player.

(And I don't even like the Pats, FWIW).

 

[johnnycakes]

Awesome play this weekend What are your favorite Troy Brown moments?

Lateral from Troy Brown to Antwan Harris after a blocked FG against Pittsburgh, AFC Championship game January 2002.

 

[msommer]

Just about the only Patriot I can stand hearing about these days, except may be the offensive and defensive lines

 

[Borat]

The 2001 AFC Championship game. First he returns a punt for a TD then he laterals a blocked FG to (who?) for a TD.But more important than those big plays, he made a career out of making all the little plays. He has been the best example of what Patriot football is all about.

This is what immediately came to mind for me as well.Another fond memory was the 82 yard TD in overtime to beat Miami in that game that the refs blew so many calls against us, including the overtime coinflip.

 

[SeniorVBDStudent]

No other Patriot should ever wear #80 ever again.

VERY

 

[harrison74]

Has to be AFC wildcard at Pitt in 2001 when he recovered a blocked punt and pitched it to a teammate who ran it to the house. Insane play. Or catching the bomb in OT to beat Miami. What a class act.