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Brady retiring

madinsomniac said:
Long before 2007 there was evidence of their cheating … sorry if most of us who have written books worth of posts on this throughout the years dont want to rehash all the minute every time someone want to try to defend those shitfuckers… its old. Its settled.. they cheated as bad or worse than any pro sports team in history.
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Hands down the worst cheaters in the history of sports. It was so indepth Goodell had to burn the tapes. He was scared the NFL would fold. Other sports get rid of their cheaters, the NFL celebrates them. Well tonight we celebrate a cheaters departure. And I am loving it!
 
Slovan Sam said:
I just did and this is the first article that came up (nothing about them cheating, btw):

.. this day also marks the 20th anniversary of the Patriots’ first AFC championship win under Belichick. That game was a classic picture of the early dynasty days. The Patriots were 10-point underdogs, but their defense smothered Pittsburgh’s MVP candidate — yes, Kordell Stewart finished fourth in MVP voting that year, his lone Pro Bowl season — and suffocated their most dangerous player in Jerome Bettis. (Bettis rushed for eight yards on nine carries.) The Patriots got two touchdowns from special teams — one on a Troy Brown punt return, the other on a blocked field goal that featured a Brown lateral to Antwan Harris. (Brown caught eight passes for 121 yards, in addition to his special teams heroics.) And they got a touchdown pass from Drew Bledsoe, who was thrust into action for the first time since absorbing the Mo Lewis hit on Sept. 23. (Tom Brady had been taken out by a low, dirty hit by Lee Flowers.)

The day ended with Patriots players waving their own versions of Terrible Towels and shouting that they would gladly take the Steelers’ hotel reservations off their hands for the upcoming Super Bowl week in New Orleans, as Belichick no doubt used the Steelers’ plans as motivation for his team to pull off the upset on the road.

boston.cbslocal.com

Patriots Celebrate 22nd Anniversary Of Hiring Bill Belichick, 20th Anniversary Of Winning AFC Championship In Pittsburgh

At the turn of the century, the New England Patriots franchise didn't have much to celebrate. That all changed 22 years ago to the day.
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You're really, really bad at this Backdoor Bob.
 
GILBERT said:
Deflate gate did it for me. Someone on here posted the average number of fumbles each team had per season (over I'm guessing a 7-10 span).

EVERY team averages between 16-20. NE averaged 2-3.

Sold.
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Is it typical for you to be convinced that a team cheats when they don't fumble a lot? Maybe it's just a sign of being a disciplined team with good coaching.
 
Slovan Sam said:
I just did and this is the first article that came up (nothing about them cheating, btw):

.. this day also marks the 20th anniversary of the Patriots’ first AFC championship win under Belichick. That game was a classic picture of the early dynasty days. The Patriots were 10-point underdogs, but their defense smothered Pittsburgh’s MVP candidate — yes, Kordell Stewart finished fourth in MVP voting that year, his lone Pro Bowl season — and suffocated their most dangerous player in Jerome Bettis. (Bettis rushed for eight yards on nine carries.) The Patriots got two touchdowns from special teams — one on a Troy Brown punt return, the other on a blocked field goal that featured a Brown lateral to Antwan Harris. (Brown caught eight passes for 121 yards, in addition to his special teams heroics.) And they got a touchdown pass from Drew Bledsoe, who was thrust into action for the first time since absorbing the Mo Lewis hit on Sept. 23. (Tom Brady had been taken out by a low, dirty hit by Lee Flowers.)

The day ended with Patriots players waving their own versions of Terrible Towels and shouting that they would gladly take the Steelers’ hotel reservations off their hands for the upcoming Super Bowl week in New Orleans, as Belichick no doubt used the Steelers’ plans as motivation for his team to pull off the upset on the road.

boston.cbslocal.com

Patriots Celebrate 22nd Anniversary Of Hiring Bill Belichick, 20th Anniversary Of Winning AFC Championship In Pittsburgh

At the turn of the century, the New England Patriots franchise didn't have much to celebrate. That all changed 22 years ago to the day.
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So goodle the cheating info you asked for slow Sally. There is good and plenty out there! Enjoy like we are this moment!
 
Slovan Sam said:
Are we talking about Tomlin's game plan?
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Billicheat was nothing , a bum in Cleveland. Then he got Ernie Adams. The real power behind that throne. I wonder how they jusfied to themselves doing the things they did to gain every edge imaginable. Obviously Ernie was all in. Probably for a brilliant man like that it was fun developing those war plans with gathered intelligence by extremely dubious means. Some of which we know,some we don't know.

That's the problem when you're a liar and a cheat. Nobody believes you and people detest cheaters more than anything. They never forget. We never forgot. We just can't do jack **** about it.
There's absolutely no honor in what the pats**** accomplished.

This will never change. I can't be sold on their integrity because it's bullshit.

Cash is king and nobody is going to willingly kill the golden goose. Hence the shoulder shrug and things will always go on.


Tomlin has zero tactical brilliance. I'll give you guys that, but he's not a football cheat.
 
Lunar said:
josh mcdaniels is going to the Raiders. That will make our troll cry.
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I'm a Steelers fan and not a troll. It's just that I'm able to accept reality and don't require alternate realities to cope. That's all.
 
Slovan Sam said:
Is it typical for you to be convinced that a team cheats when they don't fumble a lot? Maybe it's just a sign of being a disciplined team with good coaching.
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Cherry pick more Slovan. Put the pieces together and have a thought.

Oh and surprise surprise, when we were at NE for the last AFCC, some one pulled the fire alarm at Steelers hotel in middle of night. Imagine that.
The same AFCC that (someone on here is sure to recall) reporters were banned inside the stadium for a period of time on the morning of game the game. hmmm.
 
I don't give a **** what anyone says or thinks. Ben earned and should be a 1st ballot HOF. BUT, all the pundits have said they won't put more than one QB in at a time. Since Brady is the goat, they will **** Ben because of some unwritten bullshit rule. If that happens, I will be beyond pissed as should every Steelers fan. It will just drop the NFL exponentially lower than it already is in my eyes.
 
Steelr4evr said:
Billicheat was nothing , a bum in Cleveland. Then he got Ernie Adams. The real power behind that throne. I wonder how they jusfied to themselves doing the things they did to gain every edge imaginable. Obviously Ernie was all in. Probably for a brilliant man like that it was fun developing those war plans with gathered intelligence by extremely dubious means. Some of which we know,some we don't know.

That's the problem when you're a liar and a cheat. Nobody believes you and people detest cheaters more than anything. They never forget. We never forgot. We just can't do jack **** about it.
There's absolutely no honor in what the pats**** accomplished.

This will never change. I can't be sold on their integrity because it's bullshit.

Cash is king and nobody is going to willingly kill the golden goose. Hence the shoulder shrug and things will always go on.


Tomlin has zero tactical brilliance. I'll give you guys that, but he's not a football cheat.
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In this alternate reality where the Pats had to cheat to be able to beat the Steelers, was Tomlin good at his job?
 
Look at the bright side. For all those that believe that the committee was going to ignore Ben's off field behavior and put him in as a first ballot, you can now blame Brady when that doesn't happen. Kind of ironic how Brady will continue to beat us even in retirement.
 
The HOF committee seriously needs to think about having 2 separate ceremonies in 2027...
 
Cowher had trouble with the Pats, as well. Just wasn't Tomlin. The Bills and Jets were their play toys, as well.
 
If they go in together (and the crowd will be pro steelers) they will put Ben first (tons of applause) and Brady last, all boos.

On second thought, the NFL knows this and wont put them in together.
 
Charlie Batch remembers going to the locker room at halftime and the door was locked lol. Somebody was in there searching the lockers. Charlie even said they put a couple fake playbooks out too...they were used to this crap. Then there's the headphone malfunctions...always at a critical juncture of the game.
 
Once more Brady took it to Godel, he will not have to pay that ten thousand for unsportsmanlike conduct penalty or that bo bo on his chain will take a few years to heal
 
mightyguru said:
Charlie Batch remembers going to the locker room at halftime and the door was locked lol. Somebody was in there searching the lockers. Charlie even said they put a couple fake playbooks out too...they were used to this crap. Then there's the headphone malfunctions...always at a critical juncture of the game.
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Do you have a citation you can provide which outlines how the NFL handled this when Batch presented this information to them?
 
GILBERT said:
Cherry pick more Slovan. Put the pieces together and have a thought.

Oh and surprise surprise, when we were at NE for the last AFCC, some one pulled the fire alarm at Steelers hotel in middle of night. Imagine that.
The same AFCC that (someone on here is sure to recall) reporters were banned inside the stadium for a period of time on the morning of game the game. hmmm.
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I'm trying to remember how they discovered and proved that it was a member of the Pats organization that pulled that fire alarm. Say, would you be kind enough to post this verifiable citation so I can refresh my memory?

Thanks Gilbert.
 
The NFL is better when there's guys you love to hate. Brady was one of those guys. He was a heck of a competitor, though. It's rare for a player that good to have that type of drive to win and his teammates followed. I wish he wouldn't have won so many titles and really wanted the Steelers take them out just once on the way to a Super Bowl. This guy broke my heart more than anyone else in the NFL.

Although he hasn't officially announced, if this is it, it's unfortunate he's retiring the same year as Ben.
 
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Lunar said:
josh mcdaniels is going to the Raiders. That will make our troll cry.
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I do think ****-canning Tomlin for McDaniels would have been a great decision by Art.

Not that Art is known for making great decisions..
 
mightyguru said:
Charlie Batch remembers going to the locker room at halftime and the door was locked lol. Somebody was in there searching the lockers. Charlie even said they put a couple fake playbooks out too...they were used to this crap. Then there's the headphone malfunctions...always at a critical juncture of the game.
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They had more bugs than a CIA building.

I feel bad for the pats****** fans. Deep down they know their team was bullshit. Just like the WWE.

People don't forget cheaters EVER. You can blame your team and the NFL for allowing it.

You will gain no ground here ever. You'll only get affirmation of them being ******* frauds. Let it go. Enjoy your fantasy.
 
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