Originally Posted by Chaka (Post 157425)

Setting aside the basic question as to whether it would ever make sense to sign a 43-year old QB to a two-year contract at the kind of dollars he's receiving, the bottom line is I would never trust Brady to sign here with us. We embarrassed him and his whole organization five years ago - he was suspended four games and his reputation was further tarnished. I think we'd have to be idiots to trust him to follow through on any deals we negotiated with him.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 157426)

Not to mention fuck him and that entire piece of shit franchise in New England. I think Ballard was smart enough to know he would have lost half or more of the fanbase signing Brady.

Originally Posted by Maniac (Post 157437)

You sure about that? He did try to hire Josh McDaniels

Originally Posted by Chromeburn (Post 157418)

They did get burned by the pats before. But I think this more had to do with Rivers knowing the system, and the coaches familiarity with him more than anything. He knows the terminology, it hasn't changed. Plays, checkdowns, etc. Tommy would have to learn a whole new systme, like he does in Tampa. Colts should be able to start faster out of the gate. Especially if there isn't much of an off season.

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish (Post 157453)

What's interesting is that he will be learning the Bruce Arians, Tom Moore, Clyde Christensen system.

I would be willing to bet that he consulted with Peyton before making this decision.

Originally Posted by Brylok (Post 157465)

I've been waiting for the Patriots demise for over 15 years (probably like most of you). However, I'm not going to dance in their grave just yet until I'm sure they are dead. That being said, with Stidman and Hoyer, they probably are. Ding, dong, and so on.

Originally Posted by Johanvil (Post 157482)

He has no shame whatsoever. The absolute nerve to try and sell that snake oil shit in these times.

Originally Posted by albany ed (Post 157480)

I know Brady is pretty old now, and the Pats currently don't have a decent replacement for Brady, but this coming season has a chance to settle the debate of who was most responsible for the Pats success. Brady? or BB?

Originally Posted by Johanvil (Post 157482)

He has no shame whatsoever. The absolute nerve to try and sell that snake oil shit in these times.

https://i.postimg.cc/zGh30MCf/ET3-RSja-Wk-AEJAz3.jpg

Originally Posted by albany ed (Post 157480)

I know Brady is pretty old now, and the Pats currently don't have a decent replacement for Brady, but this coming season has a chance to settle the debate of who was most responsible for the Patriots' success. Brady? or BB?

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles (Post 156475)

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In the twilight of his career, Peyton Manning took all of about 3 or 4 games to essentially transform the 2012 Denver Broncos' offense into what was the great Indianapolis Colts offenses that he engineered between 2002 and 2010 ........ he came on board to a shit squad that was lucky to finish at 8-8 the previous season with Kyle Orton and Tim Tebow taking the snaps behind the center.


http://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/re...Teams/2012-den



If Tom Brady goes to a similarly mediocre team in 2020 as Manning did in his transition to the Broncos in 2012, then we will get somewhat of an apt/apples-to-apples comparison between the two ........ if Brady goes to an already very good team in 2020 and continues to sustain that already good team, we'll probably see more unwarranted dick-licking from his admirers that have been giving him more credit than he deserves while playing on many great New England Patriots teams, a team that went 11-5 without him in the 2011 season with Matt Cassel taking the snaps behind the center.



The 2008 Patriots Will Forever be Bill Belichick’s True Masterpiece

(By Michael Seff)

http://draftamerica.com/the-2008-pat...e-masterpiece/

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