2020 Divisional Round: (5) Tampa Bay Buccaneers at (2) New Orleans Saints

[kramxel]

3 minutes ago, lancerman said:

No. Brady deserves this and our team wasn’t going anywhere with or without him 

Feels hard to believe, you wouldn't have been at least a playoff team with Brady.

Not accounting for behind the scenes drama, but I feel he has done better with worse in NE.

[Manny/Patrick]

1 minute ago, The LBC said:

Kenny Britt, Demaryius Thomas, and Phillip Dorsett are some real funny-looking "lanky white dudes."  Just saying.

Doesn’t fit the narrative, so it doesn’t exist 

[Dr LBC]

1 minute ago, Kip Smithers said:

Can get what?

A what what, maybe?

[Bearerofnews]

2 minutes ago, El Ramster said:

BBUCS NATION STAND THE HELL UP

[Kip Smithers]

5 minutes ago, wackywabbit said:

Bill Belichick was a system coach. 

CMV

And Kraft is a system owner.

[thebestever6]

Brees was a liability tonight sad

[SkippyX]

Alvin Kamara is favored by 6 over Green Bay next week in his imagination.

 

[Troy Brown]

dang brees went out in a blaze of poo 

just hoping we get to see brady beat buffalo one more time

[childofpudding]

Love Brees, always have. One of the more underrated QBs in history, all because he happened to play the same time as Brady and Manning.

[JAF-N72EX]

2 minutes ago, kramxel said:

Feels hard to believe, you wouldn't have been at least a playoff team with Brady.

Not accounting for behind the scenes drama, but I feel he has done better with worse in NE.

That's the thing tho.  Between Belichick no-nonsense coaching, Brady's talent, and the offensive system.....they were capable of taking guys off the street and making them look better than were. 

it was match made in heaven.  One that will never be duplicated again for as long.

This is why i always laugh at those who claim Belichick made Brady or visa-versa. 

[Trojan]

18 minutes ago, biggie. said:

**** forgot about that.

 

Did Tom Brady get at least to the Conference Championship Game?

2001: Yes.
2002: No, but finished with a winning record.
2003: Yes.
2004: Yes.
2005: No, but made the playoffs.
2006: Yes.
2007: Yes.
2008: No, but it's also the year he hurt his knee and didn't play.
2009: No, but made the playoffs.
2010: No, but made the playoffs.
2011: Yes.
2012: Yes.
2013: Yes.
2014: Yes.
2015: Yes.
2016: Yes.
2017: Yes.
2018: Yes.
2019: No, but made the playoffs and left the Patriots after the year.
2020: Yes, this time the NFC Championship game, and the Patriots finished 3rd in the AFC East.

It's pretty wild to see it written out like that.

Edited January 18, 2021 by Trojan

[Troy Brown]

It is sad to see the end of an era but after seeing father time destroy manning and brees, seeing what Brady is doing is just astounding

[ILoveTheVikings]

 

[SkippyX]

1 minute ago, childofpudding said:

Love Brees, always have. One of the more underrated QBs in history, all because he happened to play the same time as Brady and Manning.

He was an amazing QB in an era of amazing QBs.

I hope he can be in a full dome when they put him in their ring of honor.

When he goes into the Hall they should have him be Mardi Gras King in March ahead of the HoF party in the summer.

 

[childofpudding]

Just now, Troy Brown said:

It is sad to see the end of an era but after seeing father time destroy manning and brees, seeing what Brady is doing is just astounding

No dude, you don't understand. What Brady is doing is not impressive at all because all the hypothetical QBs in the hypothetical future will be top 5 QBs at age 43.