Sylar
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After re-reading the last few pages, I disagree with you.
Argument wasn't questioning if Brady was GOAT
It was more questioning if he would be GOAT without belichik
After re-reading the last few pages, I disagree with you.
I don’t think spurs season ticket holders have priority.
In terms of season ticket holders having priority on first come first served isn’t that broadly what happened when Twickenham came up?
I really hope not regarding spurs
I think with Twickenham it was fine cos there was at least 10k less season ticket holders so it was never an issue
Ok. That’s your opinion.
I disagree with you but it means nothing because, according to you, disagreeing with you makes me defensive.
Anyway, let’s leave it - we can agree to disagree. Onto the Vikings game!
I don’t know if I want Eagles or Vikings to win. As a pats fan I’d want Eagles I think. But I really like the Vikings story this year.
I'm not a Patriots fan but some of the dogshit level denial of Brady's quality being made here this evening is RAWK level stupidity.
Eurgh. All thanks to that fumble call being blown dead.
Philly fans are the most vile creatures on earth. Talk the most shit with not much to back up in success of supported teams.
Philly fans are the most vile creatures on earth. Talk the most shit with not much to back up in success of supported teams. Probably up there with Liverpool fans.
Who has denied his quality though?
funny you say that. I have a mate (dolphins fan) who went on a US tour and saw a good few games. Think it was the Eagles Redskins game where Wentz pulled off that escape from the sack (correct me if wrong) and he was at it.
He said one of the philly fans said and quote:
“God pulled him from the arms of the ensuing challengers and said GO FORTH, GO FORTH”
Very witty from that fan, props on that.
Most Eagles fans I've known personally, or have had the misfortune to interact with in days gone by, spend more time concerned with how the Cowboys perform than talking about their own club. I guess it's an insecurity developed/instilled from early life while constantly being in the shadow of the Cowboys (and Giants as well, even the Redskins to a lesser extent).
That’s how you start a game
Here’s a question, what needs to happen to counter the current trend of dominant TEs (Gronk, Rudolph has been big for Vikings, Ertz, Gates obviously, Kelce etc)
It seems to be too much of a mismatch for LBs and CBs be it through their speed or their size
You know fully well there is at least 3-5 people in this thread who have denied his quality.
Speed line backers, a la jags
Speed at linebacker but size and strength on the D-line.Heard this on the radio this afternoon, that Minnesota's LB group is the fastest collection in the league at the time.
It's one thing that Jimmy Johnson (Miami/Dallas HC) rarely gets credit for when he arrived in Dallas. He always believed speed over size wins games in this sport, and he brought to Dallas a philosophy that looked at speedy LB even if undersized. Some NFL people thought he was was off in this assessment back in the early 90s - until he won a couple SBs. He didn't have the same success in Miami but his LBs were of the same ilk and quite good.
In comparison, Parcells went for big, gaudy LBs in his stints throughout the league. Perhaps that was his philosophy from day one (which was the norm back then) or perhaps landing LT altered his view.
Heard this on the radio this afternoon, that Minnesota's LB group is the fastest collection in the league at the time.
It's one thing that Jimmy Johnson (Miami/Dallas HC) rarely gets credit for when he arrived in Dallas. He always believed speed over size wins games in this sport, and he brought to Dallas a philosophy that looked at speedy LB even if undersized. Some NFL people thought he was was off in this assessment back in the early 90s - until he won a couple SBs. He didn't have the same success in Miami but his LBs were of the same ilk and quite good.
In comparison, Parcells went for big, gaudy LBs in his stints throughout the league. Perhaps that was his philosophy from day one (which was the norm back then) or perhaps landing LT altered his view. He still sought big LBs when he came to Dallas in 2003.
Speed at linebacker but size and strength on the D-line.
He was brilliant last week.Wish sky sports had brought back Scott Hanson