I know he's selling the product, but he should have been wearing the sumo diaper thing.
If you won't watch Gronk get hurt, how many games are you going to be able to watch? I kid, I kid.
Yeah, you need a trigger warning on that or something. I started twitching uncontrollably after that hit. But great channel.
Most impressive plays of that game, non-Gronk division, were by Josh Boyce. Man, whatever happened to him...
And on the critical play of the game, I'm still not sure Boyce was interfered with. Brady may yet have marched it in with 0:35 to play even without the DPI, but that one really didn't look like one I would have expected to get.
How much would you pay to hear the audio from the Patriots huddle on this drive? Listening to Brady in that setting would be cool as hell.
Great quote by Mike Evans: "He's the best ever. I hate to say it. I'm a Peyton Manning fan, but I'm a realist and Tom Brady is the guy."
That was my first thought after watching that. Perfect form and strength. If he can keep that up we'll be in good shape. All that talk about his offseason work with pitching experts isn't hot air at all.
Guy still looks like he's 27, but I'd argue he looks even better now.
If Ghost makes that early PAT, and the Pats are down 7 (instead of 8) when White scores with a minute left in the 4th quarter, do we think the Pats go for two? Or settle for the one and take it to overtime?
Kick and go to overtime.
There's no reason to bet the game on one play when you've been having your way with the other team for 20 minutes straight.
I would've literally bet everything I have, have ever had, ever will have and even those things I don't have that he'd kick it for the reason Hoodie mentions.
I would probably spontaneously combust if he went for 2 down 1 in that spot.
I would probably spontaneously combust if he went for 2 down 1 in that spot.
That was the first time he resembled Pedro to me, that little step back after the throw when his foot landed. Looked like he brought his best fast ball and just absolutely sailed it right into the sweet spot. I'm at a point where I truly appreciate every moment watching him as QB, he is now beyond what every Pedro start was for me when I was at UNH and could easily shoot down to Fenway.
I'm so happy that my kids have been able to witness much of this last run, as a Kid I watched failure with my Grandfather and he passed the year before Brady arrived. They have no idea what they are watching, but I'm glad they get to watch the pinnacle of absolute greatness.
Quite a few years that man has been through, and to hear even those vocal about the BS calling him the greatest is just surreal.
Poor Vic Beasley at 1:38 looks absolutely miserable to be answering questions about Brady.
Crazy, isn't it? My youngest son is 14 and he's never been alive in a year the Pats have won fewer than 11 games, or a year when Brady failed to win the AFC East. 6 out of his 14 years with the Pats in the SB with 4 wins. Ridiculous.
Every year I tell him this isn't normal and he'll never see the likes of this again (unless he becomes a UConn women's fan).
Yes. He did. The original is for a story in Nantucket magazine.
http://www.patriots.com/news/2017/06/29/bill-belichick-poses-nantucket-magazine-photo-shoot
You mean he didn't pose for an ad for "Dior Job"? Glad you cleared that up.
NO WAY. Thank you Mr. Poutine for delivering a truth no sentient human being could ever have figured out on their own.
I found this baby on Reddit. Somebody on there is obviously a Pats fan and has some Photoshop skills.
Best comment that I saw for those pics was that it looked like a Cialis ad.
Youtube's autoplay eventually brought me to this, which a cursory search didn't show as having been posted already (it was from the run-up to the super bowl):
Coach K, Doc Rivers and Joe Torre talk about Bill Belichick's greatness.
Coach K, Doc Rivers and Joe Torre talk about Bill Belichick's greatness.
Ditto. I get so used to hearing things in BB's voice (I'm at the end of The Big Book of Belichick now) and it's really cool to hear the same thoughts echoed by other guys with status to comment...
Major fail by dbn tonight at pub trivia. Question was: "how many Super Bowls has Bill Belichick coached in?"
I said nine: the 5 wins as NE head coach, the 2 losses as NE head coach, and the two wins as NYG assistant coach.
I somehow didn't think of the loss in SB XXXI as NE's DB coach.
Correct answer was 10.
I somehow didn't think of the loss in SB XXXI as NE's DB coach.
Correct answer was 10.