She's way too skinny for my taste.

 

My brother from another mother!

My brother from another mother!

 

 

:lol: :lol:

 

I like big butts and I cannot lie. You other brothers can't deny......

 

 

Word.

To show you how crazy the NFL is:

 

NYG won 10 games last year and didn't make the playoffs.

 

They won 9 this year and won the Super Bowl.

I heard that also and a very nice point you brought up. I forgot it.

She has to keep her mouth shut. If she can't handle taunts from other fans she needs to stay in Boston and watch on TV.

 

Maybe so. I'll give her pass since she made a good point and was just trying to catch an elevator to go console her husband. Holding the tongue when being taunted after an emotional loss is very challenging. Not that I know from experience.....

If he threw it where you wanted him too he would have been killed. I have not heard one person besides you say it was the throw. Every ex receiver I've heard has said perfect throw, receiver has to make that catch 100 out of 100 times. Cris Carter said the back shoulder was to let Welker know there was a defender inside of him but none outside. I tend to agree that the catch has to be made by a pro that practices back shoulder catches every day. It is a tough catch for us regular guys, not Welker.

 

This

This writer probably should have taken a walk before penning this overreaction.

 

http://articles.boston.com/2012-02-05/sports/31027533_1_tom-brady-wes-welker-patriots

I don't think Belichik has any friends.

Nick Saban is one. :popcorn:

This writer probably should have taken a walk before penning this overreaction.

 

http://articles.boston.com/2012-02-05/sports/31027533_1_tom-brady-wes-welker-patriots

 

I couldn't make it past the second paragraph. Wow......

The two options for NYG were to potentially/likely kick a FG to go up 1 and give Tom B 20 seconds for a FG OR score like they did and give him 57 seconds BUT he needs a TD.

 

I'm not sure which one is better.

 

I think a big difference is that If NY would have ran the clock and kicked a FG, NE would have had to burn their last TO. So 20 seconds and no TOs or 57 and 1 TO. I think the FG would have been better for NY. Moot point though.

After further review, I will agree that the pass to Welker was more catchable than I thought. Still a very difficult catch. However, I still say the fault for that incompletion was 75% bad pass by Brady and 25% the failure to catch it by Welker. That play is reminding me of the Cubs playoff collapse when the fan tried to catch the foul ball. Everyone is blaming the fan and no one is blaming SS Alex Gonzalez who made the error right after that. Brady is getting the Alex Gonzalez coverup on that play. Welker was so wide open is the thing. It isn't like Brady was trying to squeeze the ball in a tight spot.

You have to put the majority of it on Welker. Was it a great throw, no, but it hit him in both hands. You have to catch it. It wasn't near as tough a catch as your making it out to be.

Nope. I am not overly impressed with her. Especially compared to other Brazillian women I have seen. She's way too skinny for my taste.

Yes sir!

If he threw it where you wanted him too he would have been killed. I have not heard one person besides you say it was the throw. Every ex receiver I've heard has said perfect throw, receiver has to make that catch 100 out of 100 times. Cris Carter said the back shoulder was to let Welker know there was a defender inside of him but none outside. I tend to agree that the catch has to be made by a pro that practices back shoulder catches every day. It is a tough catch for us regular guys, not Welker.

 

I know. I am on island on this one apparently. Just like I am on Alex Gonzalez getting completely off the hook for that Cubs collapse as I mentioned above. I have watched that play several more times this morning and I am not changing my mind. That incompletion was on Brady more than Welker. I am really stunned that no one thinks that was a bad pass. Especially when Mr. Accuracy was the one throwing it. And I still say that if Welker catches that ball, everyone is talking about "what a catch!" Welker made. And if Brady throws it where I wanted him to Welker is one good move from scoring a TD.

I'll let this emotional encounter pass.

:thumb:

I know. I am on island on this one apparently. Just like I am on Alex Gonzalez getting completely off the hook for that Cubs collapse as I mentioned above. I have watched that play several more times this morning and I am not changing my mind. That incompletion was on Brady more than Welker. I am really stunned that no one thinks that was a bad pass. Especially when Mr. Accuracy was the one throwing it. And I still say that if Welker catches that ball, everyone is talking about "what a catch!" Welker made. And if Brady throws it where I wanted him to Welker is one good move from scoring a TD.

 

 

If it hits your hands......then you should catch it. It wasn't the greatest throw but Welker got both hands on the ball. Big players step up to make big plays in big games. Manningham's reception was tougher than Welker's and he isn't nearly as good as WR as Welker but Manningham stepped up and made a play. Welker had to make that catch. It hit his hands.

I agree not a good pass VOR, but I think it was a catchable ball. He was SO open.