Belichick should be fired
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Meh BB should have been banned from football after spygate.... so its moot lol
Yep he should have gotten the Pete Rose and Lance Armstrong treatment. Kraft's buddy Goodell couldn't have that.
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1994 Lost to Pittsburgh Steelers in AFC Divisional Game (w Browns)
2002 Missed playoffs
2005 Lost to Denver Broncos in AFC Divisional Game
2006 Lost to Indianapolis Colts in AFC Championship Game
2007 Lost to New York Giants in Super Bowl XLII
2008 Missed playoffs
2009 Lost to Baltimore Ravens in AFC Wild Card Game
2010 Lost to New York Jets in AFC Divisional Game
2011 Lost to New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI
2012 Lost to Baltimore Ravens in AFC Championship Game
2013 Lost to Denver Broncos in AFC Championship Game
2015 Lost to Denver Broncos in AFC Championship Game
2017 Lost to Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII
As the record shows, Belichik wilts in big games. He overlooks opponents, doesn't have team ready to play, bad game manager, ill-prepared, runs too loose of a ship. In addition, he makes questionable decisions, recklessly burns timeouts along with terrible play-calling when the heat is on. Seems to me the players tune him out and the inmates run the asylum in NE. I'm shocked they didn't replace him years ago, is clearly in over his head.
2002 Missed playoffs
2005 Lost to Denver Broncos in AFC Divisional Game
2006 Lost to Indianapolis Colts in AFC Championship Game
2007 Lost to New York Giants in Super Bowl XLII
2008 Missed playoffs
2009 Lost to Baltimore Ravens in AFC Wild Card Game
2010 Lost to New York Jets in AFC Divisional Game
2011 Lost to New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI
2012 Lost to Baltimore Ravens in AFC Championship Game
2013 Lost to Denver Broncos in AFC Championship Game
2015 Lost to Denver Broncos in AFC Championship Game
2017 Lost to Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII
As the record shows, Belichik wilts in big games. He overlooks opponents, doesn't have team ready to play, bad game manager, ill-prepared, runs too loose of a ship. In addition, he makes questionable decisions, recklessly burns timeouts along with terrible play-calling when the heat is on. Seems to me the players tune him out and the inmates run the asylum in NE. I'm shocked they didn't replace him years ago, is clearly in over his head.
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He starts a 40yr old LB who can't set the edge, cover, or make a tackle? Stupid move Bellicheck....
Deebo helped them lose, and I am loving it.
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If not then, then right durring deflategate as the head coach is responsible for his players actions, ask Shawn Payton.......AM I right !!!!!
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Harrison was hit or miss last night.
Tuned in mid way through the 3rd qtr.
He was not as impactful as I thought he'd be
I'm thinking the Pats***** FG holder will get cut today.
Just the same, if the rumors of a Br*dy/Belicheat rift are true, this loss may be enough for Hoodie to move on, taking Ernie Adams and the IT department with him of course.
Just the same, if the rumors of a Br*dy/Belicheat rift are true, this loss may be enough for Hoodie to move on, taking Ernie Adams and the IT department with him of course.
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At least Billy had the same demeanor after the game as always, we did not do this or that goodnight.
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For once hoodie does deserve some criticism. I thought not dressing one of his DB's ( the player who saved them in the Seattle Super Bowl ) who played the most amount of snaps was a mystifying coaching decision.
Their D corch said it as matchup situation(s). But that was just a bullshit coachspeak response.
I think Butler somehow pissed off billacheat so he rained down his wrath.
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Gotta agree. I seen him miss pretty badly on a few tackles, he was flailing at air a number of times, and he whiffed on a sack or a two. He also played pretty much damn near the entire game. I hardly remember seeing him come off the field.
Harrison would've still been better than anyone in our roster minus Watt.
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Heard Butler had an illness, but the D was getting toasted so im surprised they didn't put him in.
Harrison was up and down. He got a few pressures saw him cover a couple times, and he held up a WR on a screen long enough for someone else to get there. I think he had a solid game but was not impactfull. I did see him appear to let up a couple times, but i am not sure if he was just responsible for outside containment or what.
Also who really thinks the pats were the better team? The eagles only lost 1 game before wentz went out. Philly on paper had the better defense and their offense was on par with the pats. I think you could argue that on paper the eagles actually the better team.
I swear to God some of you know a couple football terms and just blindly chuck them in. I missed the First Quarter. I dont think he gave up the edge once that I saw in the rest of the game. They had very successful inside runs mostly on RPOs but little outside. He made an extremely smart play on a screen on third down to get them short and he applied pressure all night. You see theres other players accross from you too. Eagles got one sack all night and they have a great Dline. I realize that Debo couldnt stay with the team. Though Id say he would have been far more useful than Moats. But it was Galactically stupid to let him go to the Pats. Who do you trust for situational football. Bill Belichek or Mike Tomlin? Really? If he was good enough to be on the field for them it is laughable to think he couldnt be useful to the Steelers.
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You cannot keep a guy on your team that is actively trying to sabotage your season for 3/4 of the year. What is so hard to understand about this?
might be why he was crying during the anthem...
No worries Sask, I was making a joke. The one thing Harrison was doing very well, was bullrush. He was throwing his guy back towards Foles on his rushes. He just should have been doing anything else.
He was caught up in the wash badly, losing outside contain on a rush, and bounced off a WR on a quick slant as he goes on to spin and pick up 5 more yards. One play where Collins praised him, he didn't even touch the player, and had no impact on the play. So he was hardly superman out there.
I thought James was a non-factor overall...Sure he had a couple of nice bull rushes, but he also missed many tackles.
Personally, I was very surprised that the Pats gave him the amount of snaps they did at this stage of his career.
Personally, I was very surprised that the Pats gave him the amount of snaps they did at this stage of his career.
I wouldnt say he was Superman out there. Holding edge means I dont get down blocked from the outside and I occupy my gap forcing the play to an inside hole where help is. I saw hom do this on almost every play. I didn't find dupree's play to be Super much less Moates. As far as what to do with Harrison:
1. Never should have come to that. He should have been used as he was expected. A pass rush specialist. Clearly more capable then Moates.
2. If it came to that he should have been sent home. Like did you ****** learn anything from the Blount debacle.
