Ex-Miami Dolphin A.J. Feeley: Tom Brady used improper footballs vs. us, too
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“Prior to Tommy and Peyton Manning going to the league and saying, ‘Let us doctor our balls’ we used to all play with the same balls,” said Feeley, a former Eagle. “Somehow this beat-up ball from the ball boy was getting thrown in on offense for New England, yet when we were on offense this orange brand-new ball was getting thrown in.”
Feeley wasn’t happy.
“That was an issue to me at the time,” he said.
Feeley said Jay Fiedler was on the field at the time and that he and Sage Rosenfels were chagrined backups who raised complaints.
“I made a note of it,” Feeley said. “I even said something to the ballboy. He just gave me a smirk.”
“They said, ‘You’re looking at stuff that really doesn’t matter,’ ” Feeley said.
At that point, Feeley said, he and Rosenfels agreed, “That’s crazy.”
If only the ball boy tossed Feeley some pig skins at 12.2 psi we would have had the next Brady.
Man, I remember the Feeley vs. Frerotte wars that took place on FH during the summer of 2005. I actually liked Feeley when he was playing hurt through 2004. He made it easy to root for him, minus all the turnovers, of course.
"Rocky Raccoon wrote:
Man, I remember the Feeley vs. Frerotte wars that took place on FH during the summer of 2005. I actually liked Feeley when he was playing hurt through 2004. He made it easy to root for him, minus all the turnovers, of course.
Frerotte wasn't a bad QB for us either. Had a strong arm. I think he should've gotten a fair shot to start the next season but we dumped him for Culpepper and the rest is history.
"Rocky Raccoon wrote:
Man, I remember the Feeley vs. Frerotte wars that took place on FH during the summer of 2005. I actually liked Feeley when he was playing hurt through 2004. He made it easy to root for him, minus all the turnovers, of course.
"Launchpad McQuack wrote:
Frerotte wasn't a bad QB for us either. Had a strong arm. I think he should've gotten a fair shot to start the next season but we dumped him for Culpepper and the rest is history.
*places gun in mouth*
Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.
My God. Are the fans of an organization that once had Dan Marino really opining for AJ Feeley and Gus Frerotte?
"Mrtree wrote:
My God. Are the fans of an organization that once had Dan Marino really opining for AJ Feeley and Gus Frerotte?
Nah we have Tannehill now. I'm good bro.
"Mrtree wrote:
My God. Are the fans of an organization that once had Dan Marino really opining for AJ Feeley and Gus Frerotte?
Of all the junk we had at QB from 2000-2011, those two were probably among the 4-5 best. I don't think that Feeley got a fully fair shot in his time, and 2004 was such a mess.
"Launchpad McQuack wrote:
Nah we have Tannehill now. I'm good bro.
Who is arguably a more athletic Matt Ryan at this point in his progression.
What more do we want? More wins? Playoffs? You gotta look at the entire team and coaching staff for that requirement.
Personally, this is as comfortable as I've been with the QB position in the past 15 years.
Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.
"Unlucky 13 wrote:
Of all the junk we had at QB from 2000-2011, those two were probably among the 4-5 best. I don't think that Feeley got a fully fair shot in his time, and 2004 was such a mess.
Same for Griese. No one had a shot with that atrocious line we had in 2004.
"lmeister3 wrote:
Who is arguably a more athletic Matt Ryan at this point in his progression.
What more do we want? More wins? Playoffs? You gotta look at the entire team and coaching staff for that requirement.
Personally, this is as comfortable as I've been with the QB position in the past 15 years.
Agreed. As long as Tanny doesn't crap the bed next year, we should be ok.
"Rocky Raccoon wrote:
Man, I remember the Feeley vs. Frerotte wars that took place on FH during the summer of 2005. I actually liked Feeley when he was playing hurt through 2004. He made it easy to root for him, minus all the turnovers, of course.
Makes me wonder how there are people who don't like Tannehill... :001_rolleyes:
i have been trying to erase that time frame from my mind(outside of the monday night upset of the patriots), needless to say this didn't help.
byroan;2178644 wrote:
Tannehill could have had more time had Clabo just fell down and forced Mario to step over him.

Makes me wonder why this deflated ball issue had not been one up until recently. The way things are cherry picked
in the NFL.
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