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Patriots 24 Jaguars 20 (AFC Championship)

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I doubted we would ever see anyone better than Montana.

 

Brady is the best of any I have seen. Plain and simple. There really isn't even a debate anymore.

 

I thought that was the case before last years super bowl win.

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I doubted we would ever see anyone better than Montana.

 

Brady is the best of any I have seen. Plain and simple. There really isn't even a debate anymore.

 

I basically said the same thing to a friend earlier.

I didn’t stutter.

 

Smart comment nice...

 

I watched it and dvrd it. Please tell me when the refs were celebrating with them. I just would like to go back and see it, because I didn't see it live. So if you can tell me where in the game I should go to I would appreciate it. Please make it clear without the stuttering as you stated.

Smart comment nice...

 

I watched it and dvrd it. Please tell me when the refs were celebrating with them. I just would like to go back and see it, because I didn't see it live. So if you can tell me where in the game I should go to I would appreciate it. Please make it clear without the stuttering as you stated.

 

Well after one of the TD’s you can see one of the refs smiling with the player. After the last snap, the first person congratulating ole Tom was wearing a white hat. If you don’t feel like rewinding, it’s out there on Twitter plenty. “Huh?”

Well after one of the TD’s you can see one of the refs smiling with the player. After the last snap, the first person congratulating ole Tom was wearing a white hat. If you don’t feel like rewinding, it’s out there on Twitter plenty. “Huh?”

 

A ref smiled and one congratulated a winning team player. For someone who says they don’t have a dog in the fight, I find it odd your grudge of the Patriots.

A ref smiled and one congratulated a winning team player. For someone who says they don’t have a dog in the fight, I find it odd your grudge of the Patriots.

 

All I said was that and the lopsided penalty yardage is a bad look. I don’t really care what you find odd. I’m not a fan of either team.

All I said was that and the lopsided penalty yardage is a bad look. I don’t really care what you find odd. I’m not a fan of either team.

 

You said you didn’t have a dog in the fight. If you care which team wins or loses, you have a dog in the fight. I’m pretty sure you said you were rooting for the Patriots to lose.

You said you didn’t have a dog in the fight. If you care which team wins or loses, you have a dog in the fight. I’m pretty sure you said you were rooting for the Patriots to lose.

 

Show me where I said this :lol2:

6 times this year New England has had 2 penalties or less for a game. That's called discipline and superior coaching.

6 times this year New England has had 2 penalties or less for a game. That's called discipline and superior coaching.

Yep. They are hands down the most disciplined team in the league and have been since Belicheck has been there. When Gronk went after that dude earlier in the year and got suspended it was the most un patriot like thing I’ve ever witnessed. They just don’t make stupid mistakes. They don’t jump offsides, they don’t have false starts, it’s the little things that they just do so much better than everyone else. People can act all they want that stuff like discipline in the locker room and with the media doesn’t matter, giving teams “bulletin board material” doesn’t matter. When you give cliches at every press conference, censor your social media, etc. it carries over to discipline on the field. I hate the Patriots because I want their dominance on the league to be over, but they are the most dominating force in American professional sports in my lifetime and maybe ever. The difference is in their discipline.

The reason is bc when players sign with the Pats they know team comes first. If they cant handle that then they show them the door. Ocho Cinco didn't last to long. I mean how many under the radar, small time bit players have come up just huge for them time and again? If the "Hoodie" wants you to run a 7 yard post with a summersault(?) at the end you do it.

 

It seems so simple. Team before Me, but the Pats are the only team that can consistently pull it off. It all starts with the coach who doesn't take any BS and QB who isn't afraid to chew some butt and back it up. If Dalton jumps down some ones throat do we really believe Ole Marv would back him up?

I thought it sent a poor message going into Halftime to take a knee with two timeouts remaining. It sent the message they were playing not to lose. I saw a stat that said no team in the NFL with two plus timeouts took a knee with over 50 seconds going into Halftime this season.

 

I salute Bortles. He has been a punching bag for numerous jokes... some from his peers. But he did about all he could in giving the Jags their best chance to win.

 

Going forward, I am lukewarm on the Jags taking off from here. It is all in how Bortles performs. Through the year he was not as bad as some made him out to be, but much of the time he still looked like Blake Bortles. I am sold on the defense, but not him.

I thought it sent a poor message going into Halftime to take a knee with two timeouts remaining. It sent the message they were playing not to lose. I saw a stat that said no team in the NFL with two plus timeouts took a knee with over 50 seconds going into Halftime this season.

 

I salute Bortles. He has been a punching bag for numerous jokes... some from his peers. But he did about all he could in giving the Jags their best chance to win.

 

Going forward, I am lukewarm on the Jags taking off from here. It is all in how Bortles performs. Through the year he was not as bad as some made him out to be, but much of the time he still looked like Blake Bortles. I am sold on the defense, but not him.

Bortles is a FA after this season. My gut tells me he will be back for the Jags, but it wouldn’t shock me to see them go after a guy like Alex Smith. With great defenses your super bowl window is fairly small. See Denver and Seattle.
Bortles is a FA after this season. My gut tells me he will be back for the Jags, but it wouldn’t shock me to see them go after a guy like Alex Smith. With great defenses your super bowl window is fairly small. See Denver and Seattle.

 

I think they make a run at either Cousins or Eli. Bortles showed himself well this postseason and should get paid, but I just don't know if it's going to be in Jacksonville.

Bortles is a FA after this season. My gut tells me he will be back for the Jags, but it wouldn’t shock me to see them go after a guy like Alex Smith. With great defenses your super bowl window is fairly small. See Denver and Seattle.

Yep. Let's not forget Bortles was benched the third preseason game in favor of the great Chad Henne. Hopefully this "run" will give Bortles enough confidence to take the next step.

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