[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Hahahaaaahaha

Now imagine if Pats lose.

Ratings for the SB this year will be SOOOO LOW

[Graves]

Hahahahaha Falcons are hot garbage. Go Patriots!

In Tom We Trust!!!

[Graves]

?

[Mike.]

fuck matt ryan

[BMW F22]

NE fking killing it. Goddamn it!!!

[Graves]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

NE fking killing it. Goddamn it!!!

Hells yeah!!!!

[VIN240i13]

Originally Posted by Stage IV

Care to revise your predictions?

Yes sir.... revised completed:

This week:
Atlanta UNDER Philadelphia
Atlanta’s puked at the most imperfect moment

New England over Tennessee
This is a cake walk, the crow pie I am eating needs salt

Pittsburgh over Jacksonville
Another close game, something tells me an upset may be in store?

New Orleans over Minnesota
The 1st and only upset weekend

Next Week:
Philadelphia over New Orleans
New England over Pittsburgh

The Big Dance:
The Philadelphia Eagles get their wings clipped, Patriots Repeat.

[BMW F22]

No chance for Titans...they can’t even protect the QB.

[M_Six]

Mariota has spent more time on the ground than he has on his feet.

[bmw1racer]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Mariota has spent more time on the ground than he has on his feet.

He just got sacked for the seventh time.

EDIT: Make that eight.

[FlaPatsFan]

Originally Posted by bmw1racer

He just got sacked for the seventh time.

Like I said a few days ago...Titans would need another music city miracle. Pats flexing their muscle. And they still had some key players out. Pats will truly bexat full strength next week. Oh and about how the controversy this past week would affect their play....non-factor. Bring on the next victim. See you all next week in Foxboro! GO PATS!!!! #NotDone

[eluded]

Today's game:

7-0 titans ? The announcers saying this is the end of a dynasty and this is why people tuned in, for a chance to watch the patriots lose. Did the announcers watch the titans win in the previous week? Nope.

At halftime ? wife: this game is over can we watch something else and over it was.

Sidenote:

I also missed Atlanta. Thanks Matt Ryan. Thanks so much. It's not like you were at first and goal and completely choked with under two minutes in the fourth quarter.

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by eluded

Today's game:

7-0 titans ? The announcers saying this is the end of a dynasty and this is why people tuned in, for a chance to watch the patriots lose. Did the announcers watch the titans win in the previous week? Nope.

At halftime ? wife: this game is over can we watch something else and over it was.

Sidenote:

I also missed Atlanta. Thanks Matt Ryan. Thanks so much. It's not like you were at first and goal and completely choked with under two minutes in the fourth quarter.

Matty-Yikes

[Graves]

In Tom We Trust!!!

[Graves]

G.O.A.T

[FlaPatsFan]

Originally Posted by Graves

G.O.A.T

ABSOLUTELY without question

[smoosh]

Originally Posted by Graves

G.O.A.T

Meh.

If you define GOAT as most successful/reliable/consistent, then yes, I agree.

But when you're talking about the greatest of all time, you gotta look at those who revolutionized the position of quarterback. Don't think it's fair to just name one quarterback and overlook Cunningham or Vick, who revolutionized quarterback mobility, or Rodgers for his ability to discipline his group and test opposing teams' discipline, or Peyton Manning for revolutionizing the option offense and play-calling, etc.

[Graves]

Originally Posted by smoosh

Meh.

If you define GOAT as most successful/reliable/consistent, then yes, I agree.

But when you're talking about the greatest of all time, you gotta look at those who revolutionized the position of quarterback. Don't think it's fair to just name one quarterback and overlook Cunningham or Vick, who revolutionized quarterback mobility, or Rodgers for his ability to discipline his group and test opposing teams' discipline, or Peyton Manning for revolutionizing the option offense and play-calling, etc.

Dafuq?

[FlaPatsFan]

Originally Posted by smoosh

Meh.

If you define GOAT as most successful/reliable/consistent, then yes, I agree.

But when you're talking about the greatest of all time, you gotta look at those who revolutionized the position of quarterback. Don't think it's fair to just name one quarterback and overlook Cunningham or Vick, who revolutionized quarterback mobility, or Rodgers for his ability to discipline his group and test opposing teams' discipline, or Peyton Manning for revolutionizing the option offense and play-calling, etc.

Seriously, oh please. Those QBs aren’t in the same category as Brady. This isn’t even a debate anymore. The guy is 40! Again...40!!!! He’s been doing it for 18yrs! Again 18yrs! And he is most likely going to win MVP...at 40!!! He is at Michael Jordan status at this point. Athletes like Brady don’t come around often. We will never see another career performance like Brady for a long time. We are all witnessing GREATNESS. Whether you like Brady or not.

[smoosh]

Originally Posted by FlaPatsFan

Seriously, oh please. Those QBs aren’t in the same category as Brady. This isn’t even a debate anymore. The guy is 40! Again...40!!!! He’s been doing it for 18yrs! Again 18yrs! And he is most likely going to win MVP...at 40!!! He is at Michael Jordan status at this point. Athletes like Brady don’t come around often. We will never see another career performance like Brady for a long time. We are all witnessing GREATNESS. Whether you like Brady or not.

Not saying the guy's isn't one of the best football players ever (not just quarterback). You're missing my point. When you talk about greatest to ever play the position of quarterback, that's a multi-faceted question. Is he the fastest? No. Is he the most mobile? No. Does he have the strongest arm? No. Has he had the worst teams to carry? No. Etc.

Difference between MJ and Brady is there simply wasn't a weakness in MJ's game. Fastest, most agile, most athletic...post game, 3 game, free throws...MJ, at his prime, did not have a single weakness, that's why he was the greatest to ever play the game of basketball. Brady is great at overcoming/masking his weaknesses, and being really good at his strengths.

[BMW F22]

I think Brady is a system QB. Plug anyone into Belichick’s system and they’ll do fine. This is why when Brady got hurr few years back, the Pats won something like 8-10 games with backup QB. It’s also why it seems like BB is picking guys off the streets and they all seem to do really well. It’s a good system.

With that said, it’s hard to dismiss Brady as the GOAT. I have always been a Peyton Manning fan. PM was great at the position. Without him, the Colts went 2-14 that one year. If anything, he should have won 3-4 SB. He made the teams he was on much better. But with Brady having won 5 SB rings, with a potential 6th, it’s very hard not to give him that title of GOAT. As much as I don’t like the Pats, I have much respect for Brady. Dude’s in amazing shape at 40 and will probably play for a few more years.

[FlaPatsFan]

Originally Posted by smoosh

Not saying the guy's isn't one of the best football players ever (not just quarterback). You're missing my point. When you talk about greatest to ever play the position of quarterback, that's a multi-faceted question. Is he the fastest? No. Is he the most mobile? No. Does he have the strongest arm? No. Has he had the worst teams to carry? No. Etc.

Difference between MJ and Brady is there simply wasn't a weakness in MJ's game. Fastest, most agile, most athletic...post game, 3 game, free throws...MJ, at his prime, did not have a single weakness, that's why he was the greatest to ever play the game of basketball. Brady is great at overcoming/masking his weaknesses, and being really good at his strengths.

I’m not missing your point. I’ll leave you with this...then I’m done with this ridiculous debate. Brady elevates everyone around him, to a championship level. And delivers! He is a leader on and off the field! That is the definition of greatness in the athletic world. PERIOD!!!! In the world of the NFL QBs he has done that better then anyone = GOAT