Saints, Falcons, Jaguars (alas, but I need the Chiefs to eliminate the Patriots) and Chiefs.
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All is not well in Foxboro
according to interviews with more than a dozen New England staffers, executives, players and league sources with knowledge of the team's inner workings, the three most powerful people in the franchise -- Belichick, Brady and owner Robert Kraft -- have had serious disagreements. They differ on Brady's trainer, body coach and business partner Alex Guerrero; over the team's long-term plans at quarterback; over Belichick's bracing coaching style; and most of all, over who will be the last man standing. Those interviewed describe a palpable sense in the building that this might be the last year together for this group.
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Originally posted by Cal Alamein View PostHe should have another go at the Browns and we could see if he truly is a miracle worker.
Brady is like the John Lennon of football, isn't he? Clearly brilliant in many ways, but not nearly as brilliant as he thinks he is in areas outside his core competence, the beneficiary of being in the right place at the right time with the right people and not realizing that some of the other people around him now are not really good for him and they are alienating the people who actually helped make him what he is.
Like Camelot, the thing in New England will end. Somebody will betray somebody and the Saxon hoards will overrun them.Last edited by Hot Pepsi; 05-01-2018, 17:22.
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Not wanting to go too far into the hypotheticals, but - should the Patriots lose Belichick, their Offensive Coordinator (likely going to the Giants) and their Defensive Coordinator (Patricia is very highly rated)... I don't see Tom Brady's career making it to him playing at 42, let alone 45.
It would be such a sad rude awakening for everyone to have to see.
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostI like Reed's metaphor, though it suffers from the fact that the bordering tribes are the Bills, Jets and Giants.
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Originally posted by nmrfox View PostHa ha ha fuck off Sean. Maybe you should increase your bounty payments to your defensive linemen?
He's anti-gun in a state like Louisiana, has stood with Black Lives Matter in the state that gave us David Duke, dissed The Donald, and is an okay dude who inspired a dance craze.
Office party dance craze as well.
Hit da Sean Payton.
Amazing ending. 1 in a 100,000 or 1 in a 1,000,000 chance of that happening.
It's the closest I've been to being in a plane crash.
Even more gutting than the 2011 Niners game.Last edited by jason voorhees; 15-01-2018, 01:47.
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www.wwl.com
Bobby Herbert is about to come on with the "Point After" show. It should be quite entertaining.
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