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so if they would have had a better D in 2019 they would have won the superbowl? or are you saying brady is the best QB to ever improve a Defense
The boogeyman were frauds
I'm convinced if AB didn't get released they'd win the SB all they had was Edelman thst year
 
so if they would have had a better D in 2019 they would have won the superbowl? or are you saying brady is the best QB to ever improve a Defense


I'm saying that there was more going on than just generically upgrading at QB. People, and I'm not just talking about forum posters, but also about media, football execs, etc.. have sort of whitewashed that season a bit, and in a manner that diminishes the enormity of what Brady accomplished that season.

  • New team, new coach, new system
  • Losing culture
  • Injuries to key players throughout the season
  • Coach publicly pointing fingers at Brady over situations where such blame assignment was dubious at best (and, as we saw later, turned out to often have been erroneously assigned to Brady)

Brady did what no other QB in the game could have done, and the team eventually went on to score 30+ points in every playoff game, on its way to the SB victory.
 
Radio report that UNC has interviewed BB for the head coach position.
LOL. The embarrassment continues .... imagine having 6 SB titles as a HC and having to interview for the Tarheels!!? Yikes
 
I'm saying that there was more going on than just generically upgrading at QB. People, and I'm not just talking about forum posters, but also about media, football execs, etc.. have sort of whitewashed that season a bit, and in a manner that diminishes the enormity of what Brady accomplished that season.

  • New team, new coach, new system
  • Losing culture
  • Injuries to key players throughout the season
  • Coach publicly pointing fingers at Brady over situations where such blame assignment was dubious at best (and, as we saw later, turned out to often have been erroneously assigned to Brady)

Brady did what no other QB in the game could have done, and the team eventually went on to score 30+ points in every playoff game, on its way to the SB victory.
You forgot covid. Brady did not even get a normal off-season/prep and he went to a new conference on top ...
 
No Rookie QB has ever won a SB


Only 4 QBs have won a SB by year 2:

Brady
Warner
Wilson
Roethlisberger



Only 2 QBs have won a SB with more than one team:

Brady
Manning


Manning was largely carried to his Denver SB win, while Brady was the straw stirring the Bucs drink.


So the idea that Brady to the Bucs was just a missing piece issue holds no water with me.
 
LOL. The embarrassment continues .... imagine having 6 SB titles as a HC and having to interview for the Tarheels!!? Yikes
well he doesn't have 6 sb titles in your book.
 
I was a Belichick-hater increasingly from like 2017 on. The Gronk trade attempt, drafting Jimmy G, and benching Butler in a game we should have won against the Eagles were all absolutely fucked up, and that’s all before we even get to Tom.

Of course, it was mostly fucking Tom. Tom’s the man on the fucking field. How the fuck could anyone ever have thought something else? I have no idea. Brady made it look easy.

But even with it having always been mostly Brady, the player on the fucking field, acting like Belichick was just along for the ride is also some wild ass fucking revisionism. He is one of the best head coaches of all time, and the fact he had the balls and wisdom to go Brady over Bledsoe, makes him the Greatest Coach of all Time.

Belichick doesn’t need to win a Super Bowl with Ryan Leaf to prove he’s not a “system coach.” When it comes to head coaches, they can set themselves apart from others of comparable ‘legend” by the stars they make the choice to hook themselves too.

Literally none of those fucking hacks saw Brady coming. He got buried beneath prospect-quarterbacks at Michigan and almost went undrafted.

If Coach X and Coach Y are of the same skill in every way, and Coach X has the instinct to go with Tom, Coach X becomes the GOAT.

It wasn’t a pretty ending for the New England Patriots, but it was an unprecedented, comic-book-like twenty-year NFL Dynasty,

It’s like saying because Emperor Palpatine had Vader he gets no credit for the Empire.

The dude stared down the on-the-verge-of-repeating Seattle Seahawk sideline and didn’t call a timeout and instead just sent out his Goaline Defense like a stone cold killer.

Yeah, Tom Brady was the fucking man, on a level that, even through purely athletic accolades, makes him one of the greatest Americans of All Time, but Belichick was not just along for the ride.
 
Prior to the season starting, the entire nation of Brady haters were laughing and looking forward to Brady’s inevitable pathetic failure on the shit ass Bucs. They went into hysterical fits of laughter for entire shows when Brady lost track of downs.

Then Tom won a Super Bowl with them and there was the great Brady-hater pivot to the Bucs being a divinely-inspired Super-Team that only lacked a competent quarterback, who everybody knew was going to win it all because they were so stacked.
 
I was a Belichick-hater increasingly from like 2017 on. The Gronk trade attempt, drafting Jimmy G, and benching Butler in a game we should have won against the Eagles were all absolutely fucked up, and that’s all before we even get to Tom.

There is much truth in those words
 
I was a Belichick-hater increasingly from like 2017 on. The Gronk trade attempt, drafting Jimmy G, and benching Butler in a game we should have won against the Eagles were all absolutely fucked up, and that’s all before we even get to Tom.
You could have stopped right there. Bill cost Brady SB rings. You also left out 2006 when he let both Givens and Branch walk. And his benching of Welker in the AFC divisional round in 2010 which helped secure the worst playoff loss in the entire dynastic run.
 
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You could have stopped right there. Bill cost Brady SB rings. You also left out 2006 when he let both Givens and Branch walk. And his benching of Welker in the AFC divisional round in 2010 which helped secure the worst playoff loss in the entire dynastic run.
if brady's the reason,he's always the reason. not just when it's convenient.
 
You could have stopped right there. Bill cost Brady SB rings. You also left out 2006 when he let both Givens and Branch walk. And his benching of Welker in the AFC divisional round in 2010 which helped secure the worst playoff loss in the entire dynastic run.

he only benched welker for the opening series which was like 5 plays
 
he only benched welker for the opening series which was like 5 plays
It set the whole tone for that game though. To bench him for comments he made a Presser was asinine given what was at stake that season. Top seed, Brady unanimous MVP and the Steelers were there at the end who we always beat.
 
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