Patriots @ Bears

[inine5]

Originally Posted by Rolaholic

Originally Posted by NooEra

Great win. Asserting our dominance.

The dynasty is back

It's really starting to look like it 

. I've  never seen Brady better,even looking better than in '07. When he drops back,he's just so comfortable and relaxed,no panicking. It's like he's been in the zone all year

Plus the Jets lose 

gonna be tough..... hard to beat a team 2x in a season and we can potentially face anyone between Steelers, Ravens, Chargers in the playoffs again.... but things are looking like they're falling into place

 

[illoquent aka dsk]

Originally Posted by NooEra

The dynasty is back

Gotta win the big one first...

 

[rolaholic]

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

I know.I thought we would drop off a bit and have less big plays but we're blowing GOOD teams out with ease and have been much better without him.

 

[rolaholic]

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

I know.I thought we would drop off a bit and have less big plays but we're blowing GOOD teams out with ease and have been much better without him.

 

[inine5]

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

it makes sense... when moss wasn;t being thrown too, he wasn;t trying to get open.... these guys are. brady has more options as things evolve. and every single player on this team are listening to belichick whereas it wasn;t the case last year.

 

[inine5]

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

it makes sense... when moss wasn;t being thrown too, he wasn;t trying to get open.... these guys are. brady has more options as things evolve. and every single player on this team are listening to belichick whereas it wasn;t the case last year.

 

[rudemiester]

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

 

[DeadsetAce]

Originally Posted by iNiNe5

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

it makes sense... when moss wasn;t being thrown too, he wasn;t trying to get open.... these guys are. brady has more options as things evolve. and every single player on this team are listening to belichick whereas it wasn;t the case last year.

yeah. no doubt. i definitely think it also has something to do with brady not feeling pressured to get moss his targets now as well, as well o'brien not being pressured to call plays for moss. now it's a go with what fits best in the given situation. and brady is just going to the open WR.

 

[rudemiester]

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

 

[DeadsetAce]

Originally Posted by iNiNe5

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

it makes sense... when moss wasn;t being thrown too, he wasn;t trying to get open.... these guys are. brady has more options as things evolve. and every single player on this team are listening to belichick whereas it wasn;t the case last year.

yeah. no doubt. i definitely think it also has something to do with brady not feeling pressured to get moss his targets now as well, as well o'brien not being pressured to call plays for moss. now it's a go with what fits best in the given situation. and brady is just going to the open WR.

 

[carlos tevez]

Originally Posted by Rudemiester

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

I doubt the Pats drafted him thinking he'd be an elite QB. They probably thought he'd be a decent back-up or maybe a good game manager at best. Suffice to say his incredible work ethic combined with Belichick's coaching have allowed him to surpass everyone's expectations. This guy is off the chain...nice weather, crappy weather, good defenses, bad defenses, pro bowl WRs, no name WRs, this guy almost always gets the job done and he's been doing it with style the last 3 seasons. I mean, you're up 27-0 with 2 seconds left in the 2nd quarter on the road in horrible weather and you throw a picture perfect TD pass to close out the half. Who does that?

 

[carlos tevez]

Originally Posted by Rudemiester

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

I doubt the Pats drafted him thinking he'd be an elite QB. They probably thought he'd be a decent back-up or maybe a good game manager at best. Suffice to say his incredible work ethic combined with Belichick's coaching have allowed him to surpass everyone's expectations. This guy is off the chain...nice weather, crappy weather, good defenses, bad defenses, pro bowl WRs, no name WRs, this guy almost always gets the job done and he's been doing it with style the last 3 seasons. I mean, you're up 27-0 with 2 seconds left in the 2nd quarter on the road in horrible weather and you throw a picture perfect TD pass to close out the half. Who does that?

 

[usainboltisfast]

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

Originally Posted by Rudemiester

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

I doubt the Pats drafted him thinking he'd be an elite QB. They probably thought he'd be a decent back-up and a good game manager at best. Suffice to say his incredible work ethic has allowed him to surpass everyone's expectations. This guy is off the chain...nice weather, crappy weather, good defenses, bad defenses, pro bowl WRs, no name WRs, this guy almost always gets the job done and he's been doing it with style the last 3 seasons. I mean, you're up 27-0 in the 2nd quarter with 2 seconds left on the road in horrible weather and you throw a picture perfect TD pass to close out the half. Who does that?

You got to remember good coaching and a strong system is how a lot of elite players are made. Most all time greats were in GREAT systems.

 

[usainboltisfast]

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

Originally Posted by Rudemiester

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

I doubt the Pats drafted him thinking he'd be an elite QB. They probably thought he'd be a decent back-up and a good game manager at best. Suffice to say his incredible work ethic has allowed him to surpass everyone's expectations. This guy is off the chain...nice weather, crappy weather, good defenses, bad defenses, pro bowl WRs, no name WRs, this guy almost always gets the job done and he's been doing it with style the last 3 seasons. I mean, you're up 27-0 in the 2nd quarter with 2 seconds left on the road in horrible weather and you throw a picture perfect TD pass to close out the half. Who does that?

You got to remember good coaching and a strong system is how a lot of elite players are made. Most all time greats were in GREAT systems.

 

[DeadsetAce]

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

Originally Posted by Rudemiester

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

I doubt the Pats drafted him thinking he'd be an elite QB. They probably thought he'd be a decent back-up and a good game manager at best. Suffice to say his incredible work ethic has allowed him to surpass everyone's expectations. This guy is off the chain...nice weather, crappy weather, good defenses, bad defenses, pro bowl WRs, no name WRs, this guy almost always gets the job done and he's been doing it with style the last 3 seasons. I mean, you're up 27-0 in the 2nd quarter with 2 seconds left on the road in horrible weather and you throw a picture perfect TD pass to close out the half. Who does that?

i remember an interview with tom. after his first full season as backup, he happened to read the coaches file they had on him:

"slow to make decisions."
"no pocket presence."

guess what he worked on that off season...he's now arguably the best in both those categories.

 

[DeadsetAce]

Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez

Originally Posted by Rudemiester

Id like to know how the Patriots decided on drafting Tom Brady.. like who saw him, what convinced them, who coached him when he was younger etc etc.

This man is the Michael Jordan of my football viewing lifetime..

Even the post game analysts are disgusted at the way he's playing. Why is this real life?

I doubt the Pats drafted him thinking he'd be an elite QB. They probably thought he'd be a decent back-up and a good game manager at best. Suffice to say his incredible work ethic has allowed him to surpass everyone's expectations. This guy is off the chain...nice weather, crappy weather, good defenses, bad defenses, pro bowl WRs, no name WRs, this guy almost always gets the job done and he's been doing it with style the last 3 seasons. I mean, you're up 27-0 in the 2nd quarter with 2 seconds left on the road in horrible weather and you throw a picture perfect TD pass to close out the half. Who does that?

i remember an interview with tom. after his first full season as backup, he happened to read the coaches file they had on him:

"slow to make decisions."
"no pocket presence."

guess what he worked on that off season...he's now arguably the best in both those categories.

 

[fraij da 5 11]

Well done Pats, now please let us escape with a W somehow next week

 

[fraij da 5 11]

Well done Pats, now please let us escape with a W somehow next week

 

[bostonthreeparty]

for rudemeister

 

[bostonthreeparty]

for rudemeister

 

[inine5]

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

Originally Posted by iNiNe5

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

it makes sense... when moss wasn;t being thrown too, he wasn;t trying to get open.... these guys are. brady has more options as things evolve. and every single player on this team are listening to belichick whereas it wasn;t the case last year.

yeah. no doubt. i definitely think it also has something to do with brady not feeling pressured to get moss his targets now as well, as well o'brien not being pressured to call plays for moss. now it's a go with what fits best in the given situation. and brady is just going to the open WR.

and logan mankins returning of course..... huge difference....
the crazy thing about all of this is, they are supposed to be rebuilding. they have 5 picks in the upcoming draft and 3 in the top 33.... 

 

[inine5]

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

Originally Posted by iNiNe5

Originally Posted by DeadsetAce

it's crazy how this offense has performed after dumping moss

it makes sense... when moss wasn;t being thrown too, he wasn;t trying to get open.... these guys are. brady has more options as things evolve. and every single player on this team are listening to belichick whereas it wasn;t the case last year.

yeah. no doubt. i definitely think it also has something to do with brady not feeling pressured to get moss his targets now as well, as well o'brien not being pressured to call plays for moss. now it's a go with what fits best in the given situation. and brady is just going to the open WR.

and logan mankins returning of course..... huge difference....
the crazy thing about all of this is, they are supposed to be rebuilding. they have 5 picks in the upcoming draft and 3 in the top 33....