Patriots @ Chiefs

[Tigers2010]

Man, can't believe they don't expand the playoffs. It just doesn't make sense why the 4 best teams in the league are playing for a shot at a title.. Where is the 6 seeds at?

Patriots by 10 in a stunner

[baddog]

There was a terrible no call. Even though he caught it for a TD, should have been flagged and refused.

[baddog]

Brady skirt.

[baddog]

Bonehead play cost the Chiefs this game. Who lines up 1/2 yard offsides?

[TxHoops]

Goats gonna goat.  41 yo and he’s out there throwing darts in 18 degrees those last two drives.  

[bronco pride]

5 minutes ago, TxHoops said:

Goats gonna goat.  41 yo and he’s out there throwing darts in 18 degrees those last two drives.  

He is unreal and Edleman has the biggest stones in the league. Dude knows he is going to get lit up and never short arms it. Chiefs will be good for a while if they keep that core together and stay healthy. Great game.

[TxHoops]

Brady is about to party it up tonight.  I bet he has at least 2 kale smoothies.  

[bronco pride]

6 minutes ago, TxHoops said:

Brady is about to party it up tonight.  I bet he has at least 2 kale smoothies.  

LMAO. At his age that is partying. 

[Crawford]

I think when it comes to the playoffs, both teams should have the opportunity to have the ball in OT, regardless if the first possession is a touchdown. Then if it's still tied, then next team scores wins.

[RaiderRed30]

55 minutes ago, Crawford said:

I think when it comes to the playoffs, both teams should have the opportunity to have the ball in OT, regardless if the first possession is a touchdown. Then if it's still tied, then next team scores wins.

NCAA Rules, but start at the 40 instead of 25?

[WOSdrummer99]

1 hour ago, RaiderRed30 said:

NCAA Rules, but start at the 40 instead of 25?

Yes but start at midfield.  They should at least have to get a 1st down to kick a long FG 

[Hook'em]

1 hour ago, WOSdrummer99 said:

Yes but start at midfield.  They should at least have to get a 1st down to kick a long FG 

I think that would be a more exciting OT 100%. 

[Hagar]

Based on Brady’s game winning drives record, you had to know it was probably over at the OT coin flip.  I can’t believe the NFL doesn’t use the NCAA OT system, or some adaptation of it.  Is it pride or stupidity?

Tom Brady, like him or hate him, what a QB.  Why is he still performing at such a high level at his age?  As Hoops alluded to, I’m sure kale smoothies are a big help.  Jmo, I think a lot of credit goes to Welker and Edelman.  Having those quick throws underneath has kept him from getting a lot of hits.  Welker, undrafted, and Edelman, a 7th round pick, have been diamonds in the rough for NE.  

And speaking of receivers, has anyone ever had two comparable to Swann & Stallsorth?  I rarely watch anymore but grew up a Cowboy fan.  It kills me to say this, but those two were freaking awesome.  Just wonder if any of you old timers have seen their like again?

[mat]

AFC championship MVP - Tony Romo. He was impressive.

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[baddog]

On 1/21/2019 at 4:46 AM, Hagar said:

Based on Brady’s game winning drives record, you had to know it was probably over at the OT coin flip.  I can’t believe the NFL doesn’t use the NCAA OT system, or some adaptation of it.  Is it pride or stupidity?

Tom Brady, like him or hate him, what a QB.  Why is he still performing at such a high level at his age?  As Hoops alluded to, I’m sure kale smoothies are a big help.  Jmo, I think a lot of credit goes to Welker and Edelman.  Having those quick throws underneath has kept him from getting a lot of hits.  Welker, undrafted, and Edelman, a 7th round pick, have been diamonds in the rough for NE.  

And speaking of receivers, has anyone ever had two comparable to Swann & Stallsorth?  I rarely watch anymore but grew up a Cowboy fan.  It kills me to say this, but those two were freaking awesome.  Just wonder if any of you old timers have seen their like again?

I'll tell you why he does so well. His blockers hold on every play. I have never seen anyone with the protection Brady has year after year. Then, if you get to him, you get flagged! What could be better? Time in the pocket spells longevity for any QB.

[Hagar]

1 hour ago, baddog said:

I'll tell you why he does so well. His blockers hold on every play. I have never seen anyone with the protection Brady has year after year. Then, if you get to him, you get flagged! What could be better? Time in the pocket spells longevity for any QB.

Proof positive that “The Hogs” don’t get enough credit.  A great offensive line makes an average QB & RB good or great.  A few “good” RBs have holes big enough to march a band through.  Put that same RB behind an avg offensive line, his YPC avg drops like a bad stock in a bear market.  Same with QBs.

[baddog]

15 minutes ago, Hagar said:

Proof positive that “The Hogs” don’t get enough credit.  A great offensive line makes an average QB & RB good or great.  A few “good” RBs have holes big enough to march a band through.  Put that same RB behind an avg offensive line, his YPC avg drops like a bad stock in a bear market.  Same with QBs.

Another reason Brady is still around is that he is so dad gum accurate throwing the ball. I hate him.

[Hagar]

4 minutes ago, baddog said:

Another reason Brady is still around is that he is so dad gum accurate throwing the ball. I hate him.

Lmbo, yeah you’re right.

[WOSdrummer99]

12 hours ago, baddog said:

Another reason Brady is still around is that he is so dad gum accurate throwing the ball. I hate him.

Has he ever had any serious injuries?

[baddog]

7 hours ago, WOSdrummer99 said:

Has he ever had any serious injuries?

Not that I recall. The most games he has missed are from suspensions for cheating.

[mat]

3 hours ago, baddog said:

Not that I recall. The most games he has missed are from suspensions for cheating.

Those suspensions provided rest to finish the seasons on fire.

[baddog]

37 minutes ago, mat said:

Those suspensions provided rest to finish the seasons on fire.

Lol, probably right. I just don't remember his being hurt. No one can get to him to hurt him. If you put a good football lick on him, you draw a flag. I think he hurt his pinky on a helmet once.

[Tigers2010]

13 hours ago, WOSdrummer99 said:

Has he ever had any serious injuries?

 

 

6 hours ago, baddog said:

Not that I recall. The most games he has missed are from suspensions for cheating.

He missed an entire season after tearing his ACL. The Brady Rule was then put into effect. Pass Rushers who contacts the knees are penalized because of Brady's ACL tear. 

[WOSdrummer99]

That's an injury that hasn't affected his throws. Just slows him down as a runner. How many times was Bradshaw or Montana protected by the league changing rules? I know he would not have survived this long in any other era.

[Tigers2010]

18 minutes ago, WOSdrummer99 said:

That's an injury that hasn't affected his throws. Just slows him down as a runner. How many times was Bradshaw or Montana protected by the league changing rules? I know he would not have survived this long in any other era.

Debatable..but who cares. Terry Bradshaw averaged 166 yards per game. He threw 212 TD's to 210 INT's. Please quit.