Brady is soft. He will lose. But seriously the team everyone hates is looking past Jacksonville
They will lose
Brady is soft. He will lose. But seriously the team everyone hates is looking past Jacksonville
They will lose
I hope they win. Hopefully Brady's freak hand injury will throw him off tomorrow and Jacksonville will take advantage of that!
Isn't Jacksonville a racist name?
stick with eharmony wrote:
Brady is soft. He will lose. But seriously the team everyone hates is looking past Jacksonville
They will lose
Didn't you predict Georgia winning the national championship? I guess it is time to bet on the Pats!!!
With ratings on the decline, the NFL “desperately” needs its biggest winner on the biggest stage, says ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith.
“The NFL has had a rough season, we know why: the protests, the ratings, the negative publicity, all of this other stuff, things that had nothing to do with play on the field most of the time. It’s sullied this brand to some degree, and has obviously raised the eyebrows of folks inside and outside the NFL,” Smith said during the lead-in to his Friday “First Take” broadcast.
He continued, “Now you have the Super Bowl coming up. You have a five-time Super Bowl champion, a league M.V.P. multiple times over, a guy that’s obviously considered one of, if not the greatest, quarterbacks in the history of football. You remove him from the Super Bowl, and what do you have? Blake Bortles against Case Keenum or Nick Foles. Are you kidding me? The NFL needs Tom Brady desperately, there is no doubt about that, more so than ever before. He is holding the National Football League in the palm of his hands right now, because what’s the Super Bowl without him this year?”
Fixed & Rigged wrote:
With ratings on the decline, the NFL “desperately” needs its biggest winner on the biggest stage, says ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith.
“The NFL has had a rough season, we know why: the protests, the ratings, the negative publicity, all of this other stuff, things that had nothing to do with play on the field most of the time. It’s sullied this brand to some degree, and has obviously raised the eyebrows of folks inside and outside the NFL,” Smith said during the lead-in to his Friday “First Take” broadcast.
He continued, “Now you have the Super Bowl coming up. You have a five-time Super Bowl champion, a league M.V.P. multiple times over, a guy that’s obviously considered one of, if not the greatest, quarterbacks in the history of football. You remove him from the Super Bowl, and what do you have? Blake Bortles against Case Keenum or Nick Foles. Are you kidding me? The NFL needs Tom Brady desperately, there is no doubt about that, more so than ever before. He is holding the National Football League in the palm of his hands right now, because what’s the Super Bowl without him this year?”
So basically we get to watch another game where every call will be in favor of the Patriots
Gogig wrote:
Fixed & Rigged wrote:
With ratings on the decline, the NFL “desperately” needs its biggest winner on the biggest stage, says ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith.
So basically we get to watch another game where every call will be in favor of the Patriots
Stop being such a racist.
Missed you in Chatt a few weeks back. Was sure I'd hear you in Sing it of Wing it.
stick with eharmony wrote:
Brady is soft. He will lose. But seriously the team everyone hates is looking past Jacksonville
They will lose
Um ....
Georgia will win the National Title?
Jacksonville will beat New England?
0 for 2. Who are you predicting will win the Super Bowl? I am planning on calling my bookie and putting everything I own down on the other team.
You forgot to take into consideration the NFL will never let the Patriots lose at home with brady. The refs did their part and gave the game away.
Even diehard patriots fans agree the jaguars are a way better team.
"New England" = whites
"Jacksonville" = blacks
Explains everything wrote:
"New England" = whites
"Jacksonville" = blacks
Correct. Pats offense & special teams is whiter than any team since 1976. Even the black players are forced to assimilate.
Would rather watch paint dry than watch this lame Super Bowl...really sick of the Patriots. NFL needs to breathe new life into their organization by ordaining a new champion.
markschultz30 wrote:
Would rather watch paint dry than watch this lame Super Bowl...really sick of the Patriots. NFL needs to breathe new life into their organization by ordaining a new champion.
Right on! They kneel for the pledge, I don't watch!
Too bad.
Gogig wrote:
So basically we get to watch another game where every call will be in favor of the Patriots
Only four points separated the Jags and the Patriots when all was said and done on Sunday. However, the point differential wasn’t all the Jaguars were upset about at the end of the game; they were also upset about the penalty differential.
The Patriots were made history when they were assessed only one penalty during the AFC Championship game against the Jaguars. It was the first time that had happened since the last time the Patriots did it:
The Patriots were called for 1 penalty against the Jaguars
It is the fewest penalties called on one team in a playoff game since the 2011 AFC Championship... when the Patriots were called for 1 penalty in a win over the Ravens
Conversely, the Jaguars were penalized six times for 98 yards. A disparity that was not lost on Jacksonville’s A.J. Bouye, who drew one of the more significant penalties of the contest.
According to ESPN, “Bouye was especially upset about Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmorenot being called for pass interference against receiver Dede Westbrook on a fourth-down pass late in the game, a 32-yard pass interference call against him late in the first half that set up a touchdown, and Patriots receiver Danny Amendola not being called for head-butting safety Tashaun Gipson after a play in the third quarter.”
Bouye said, “I was pissed because I seen Amendola head-butt the hell out of Gip in front of the ref and you all don’t call nothing? It don’t make no sense man; it’s a lot of stuff that don’t make no sense. I have a lot of respect for these people in this locker room. They kept fighting, we all kept fighting. We knew there was stuff we couldn’t control and we kept it close.”
Specifically, Bouye felt like the Patriots were trying to provoke the Jaguars into committing more penalties.
“I’m going to defend my teammates,” Bouye said. “You all see it on TV, the one where Amendola head-butted Gip. Right after the whistle was blown. Right in front of them. I’m just asking how you going to let them do that?
“I understand you’re all going to let us play but we know they’re going to try to instigate stuff. They head-butted my man. C’mon man.”
As ESPN explains, “The Jaguars were called for two defensive pass interference penalties against the Patriots. They had been flagged for an NFL-low five during the regular season. The Jaguars also had the NFL’s least-penalized defense this season, with a total of nine penalties (accepted or declined). Per the NFL, the Patriots’ one penalty is the fewest in a playoff game since 2011, when the Patriots were called for one in a victory over Baltimore.”
And yet I could have sworn that Jacksonville lost because the Patriots scored multiple late touchdowns.
Or because the refs also play for the Patriots
https://mobile.twitter.com/BigCatCountry/status/955192564977684480/video/1
Unless you're from Boston, nothing can make the Super Bowl more uninteresting than to have the Patriots in it again. Bellachick and Brady. Ugh. I'd rather eat a Tide pod.
It's obvious that with a dearth of QB's in the league the Comm office wanted the pats involved. They would like a good game.. not a newcomers game.
The Pats D stinks and it gets by with scheming. Their O' is injured yet they still win. Nothing is handed to them they just figure things out. Sometimes it comes late and they have to make comebacks but they have the stones to do that. They are a good team. They are not a super talented outfit.
RIP: D3 All-American Frank Csorba - who ran 13:56 in March - dead
RENATO can you talk about the preparation of Emile Cairess 2:06
Running for Bowerman Track Club used to be cool now its embarrassing
Great interview with Steve Cram - says Jakob has no chance of WRs this year
Hats off to my dad. He just ran a 1:42 Half Marathon and turns 75 in 2 months!