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Oh Habs11, you are one of so many Pats haters. So take a number and get to the back of the line and accept the dominance you are witnessing from one of thee best Coach QB duos the NFL has ever seen. Like them or not you are witnessing history. The Patriots ability to replace injured key players with guys who produce is the envy of the league. The Pats don’t rebuild they Reload! So I get your jealousy. Don’t be mad, just sit there be quiet and witness greatness! TB12 the G.O.A.T!!!!! Going B2B Superbowls....aaaaagain!
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Without any doubt, Tom Brady is the most accomplished QB.
But Aaron Rodgers is the most talented QB.
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12-04-2017, 12:29 PM | #402 |
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I agree with that, but remember Rodgers was a first round pick and Brady was a 6. So more talented absolutely. It’s Bradys work ethic and drive that has gotten him to where he is at 40!!!! I do like Rodgers and hope to see him back soon.
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Well Habs11 you are obviously someone who confuses cockiness with confidence. But that’s ok most Pats haters do that, you are one of many. Being a dynasty will make you confident your team will always be in the hunt and challenging for a SB. I am enjoying the ride because all good things come to an end. Sorry you are so salty but you don’t have to be a DICK!
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No question how good Brady is. My question is how good would the Pats be with Rodgers? How much is the QB and how much is Bellichick's system?
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It’s a very good question, honestly I thinks it’s a combination of both of them. It obvious the relationship between Brady and Bellichick has grown emensly since Brady replaced Bledsoe. Brady has proved himself season after season on all levels. Is he a system QB? Or is he the right QB for the system? Regardless they have been successful with a revolving door of players and parts. Brady’s ability to spread the ball around but also know when to trust BBs game plan if that means more running, he does what is needed to win. Brady didn’t have a good game against the Bills Sunday but he was fine with handing the ball off to Lewis and Burkhead. He has no ego and is humble. Those are traits B.B. loves. Would Rodgers get the same results? Hard to say. TB12 and B.B. have been at it 16 years, that dynamic was built over time. How much do they both have left in the tank? We shall see!
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Naaaahhhh...I think we're the best team now
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Immaculate deflection
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That same work ethic allowed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to play until 42.
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Brady on Rogers (January 2017):
The Patriots star admitted Rodgers does things no one else, himself included, is capable of doing. "Well I think he does things that no one in the league has ever done or can do, just because of his physical ability. And some of the plays he makes, they're just phenomenal," Brady said. "And I've seen a lot of them. Not just the throws, the scrambles... , he had one in the Giants game ... some of the plays yesterday, it's just his style of play. And he's been doing that for a while." "I always love watching his tape, admiring all the things he can do, because I can't do many of those things." Asked specifically about the Jared Cook catch, one of the greatest throws you'll ever see given the stakes and the situation, Brady pointed out that Rodgers makes what should be impossible look "effortless." "I think he makes everything look so simple because he's got such an efficient delivery. So everything looks effortless with him, which is really the amazing part," Brady said. "He is definitely working hard, but he's making hard look easy and I think that's the amazing part about what he does. It's a very effortless style he plays with. The velocity of the ball, the placement of the ball, he's just an incredible player." |
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was at seattle for philly game. had fun! went up to snoqualmie pass, saw the beautiful mountains, and wow. loved it.
went from 44 in the city, to just 30 with tons of snow in one hours time. hawks played very well, if the RB can at least stay partially healthy, we've got a chance to maybe make some noise. Wilson can only will us so far.. |
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That’s in the heat of the game on the sidelines...doesn’t count. That’s pure competitiveness/Fire/emotion right there!!! Yes he gets pissed, yes he yells. That’s how you elevate people’s game to your level! Not sulking on the sideline with a towel over your head like some QBs. Just sayn
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But I respect him. I can't wait until he retires so the competitive field evens out a bit. As a hawks fan- I'm glad people are starting to realize that it's Russel Wilson's team and it's time to let the offense be less conservative/rely on its aging defense- and let the man take over as he has been last season after ET went down, and now with a decimated secondary
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There's not a ton of data but when Rodgers goes down GB fell apart this year. Years ago when TB went down Cassel did a good job. So IMHO Brady is just one part of a fantastic system - problem for other teams is it's a system that can win with a 6 cylinder engine and brady brings 8. Now, it somewhat pains me to talk about the Pats because they beat the Bills over and over and over and . . . but let me say this - Gronk has displayed he is a tool on more than one occasion, while I expected him to get 1 game I was hoping for 2. |
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