Awesome.

Can all the Pats players drop out for next season too? Would make things much easier.

 

we only need one to drop out - Brady.

 

Let's grab some more pass rushers so we can drop his *** out ourselves.

 

Quite frankly, I'm REALLY looking forward to the post-Brady era, which I think will be paired w/ the post-Belichick era. I can't see why BB would want to stay on one more day past Brady. He owes pretty much everything to Brady, and I think he wants no part of a post-Brady reality. Looking forward to the Pats being in the dumps for a few years when this happens, and I'm going to enjoy every minute of it.

Brady just has to start breaking down soon with some injuries, doesn't he, or at least his production has to drop. Look what happened to Marino starting in late '96, the into '97. Arm strength depleted, followed by injuries, which further hurt his arm strength. Still showed flashes at times, but was clearly a shadow of his former self. Isn't Brady about to enter this part of his career? Even Elway wasn't the same in his last two SB years, as the team was carried a lot by TD, and a good defense. Father Time is knocking, and he can't avoid him forever.

 

Dan Marino's legs went on him and he was forced to use his shoulder to throw. That's why he broke down as a passer. He destroyed his entire body. Tom Brady isn't anywhere near Marino health wise. And censidering Brady's system, I think he'll be around till 40's. especially with his competitive fire.

 

Well Tom Brady and Bill Belichick will be probably out of the league in five to ten years. Give or take. Brady in five but if Belichick keeps having winning records, he could be in the league for a long haul! Good for Starks though!

 

Uggh, God I hope not. You're right, he's not Marino healthwise at this point in his career, but you do have to figure father time will catch up at some point soon.

 

How are we going 11-5 though?

 

why do you think we can beat Atlanta, Baltimore but get beaten by Indy and Pittsburgh and New Orleans? I'd expect the opposite.
-Indy won't be riding the emotional high, although they could still be good
-Pittsburgh and New Orleans are good but both are trending down IMO
-Atlanta almost made the superbowl, Baltimore is AFC champs (I think they lose)