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This makes me think Brady wears a buzzer and Ernie Adams buzzes him when the defense gets too close or some other code they have Sometimes when a player seems to know everything that is going to happen it is too good to be true

I wouldn't be shocked if it comes out that Brady had a live mic in his helmet right to Ernie Adams in his helmet for most of his career

Enjoyment of the sport in our time

MNF is such a shell of what it once was. I don't get how ESPN, which was once a powerhouse, can take such a big $$ industry as sports and have such horrible production value and terrible programming.

If you invalidate the Patriots dynasty then everything the future greats do is called into question as well. Does anyone even take the Tour de France winner seriously anymore? After a year or two you find out that the top 7 finishers all get caught doping and the 8th place finisher is the real winner. That's like finishing out this season with KC or SF winning it all and then 2 years from now we have to go back and strip the titles and find someone who was clean and say (for example) "Congratulations to the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders, winners of the 2019 Super Bowl!" It makes the entire sport pointless to watch. And it just starts a cycle of doubt in sports fans' eyes. Is Mahomes really that great, or is Andy Reid cheating somehow? Is McDermott REALLY a defensive mastermind, or does he know the other team's plays in advance? How is it that a 3rd round RB named Singletary is unstoppable in the playoffs and leading the Bills to a Super Bowl win? At the end of the day, New England won and lost on the field, not because of cheating. They could very easily be 4-4 in the Super Bowl, with 1 blowout loss. OTHER TEAMS'dumb decisions are they reason they won 2 of their Super Bowls. All the Falcons had to do up 28-3 (which is 4 scores) is run the football, get even 1 or 2 first downs the entire 4th quarter and they win by 10+ points because there wasn't time for NE to come back with 4 scores. Even with all the turnovers and penalties that Atlanta had NE needed the entire clock in the 4th quarter to tie it up. If Atlanta just played Martyball once they got up 28-3 they win. If Seattle just runs the ball, they win as well. I hate New England as much as anyone, believe me. They are the monster under my bed, the boogeyman in the closet, the snake under my chair. But they deserve credit for what they did.

As a fan of the NFL the last thing you want is a REAL cheating scandal, even if it attacks New England and hurts their legacy. Because it de-legitimizes the entire sport in the public's eyes. Whenever anyone wins in cycling it's automatic in terms of perception that the person cheated, they just didn't get caught. OR it's just a matter of time. You can't just enjoy the sport for what it is. IF New England really had to pay a real price for their cheating then the last 20 years of NFL football are tainted. Regardless of how you feel about that then it calls into question everything else. Did Peyton Manning cheat? Do Mahomes and Andy Reid cheat? After all, how does a team go from 24-0 to winning the same game by 20? If the Bills win a Super Bowl do you want to hear about how it's illegitimate? Josh Allen cheated somehow? McDermott knew the offenses and called the defense accordingly? Everything the greats accomplish gets called into question if you drop the hammer on NE. That's why it won't happen. At the end of the day, if Shanahan runs the ball and stops passing up 28-3 and the Seahawks hand off to Lynch 4 times inside the 5 Brady and Belichick are 4-4 in the Super Bowl with 1 blowout loss. Those are decisions OTHER teams made that had nothing at all to do with cheating.

The Bills have a good thing going on, and the best part is that it is very unlikely that Frazier or Daboll become head coaches. I see Daboll being like Greg Roman. Even with what Roman has done with both Kap and Lamar in designing unique offenses he isn't seen as a serious HC candidate. There is nothing wrong with getting paid millions to be a successful coordinator on a winning team and gets pats on the back all the time and (hopefully) win titles together.

When Rosen with sitting with Grandpa Aaron Rogers (who seemingly became 65 years old all of a sudden) talking about winning more Super Bowls than Brady before he was even drafted it was a big red flag for me.

don't think AB is "unstable" at all... I think he's just a trashy person. I've seen plenty of people act just like he is, except they don't have millions of dollars. Soon he probably won't either if he keeps spending like he's an NFL star.

It took a bit of time to officially announced because Haslam and Depodesta were reading over Stefanski's draft press conference speech and making edits

That would be awesome

Either NE pays him top dollar and loses some free agents due to the cap or Brady goes somewhere else Either way it's a win for us

Is the TD rule different in college? How is that not a TD?

You get kicked out for lowering the helmet?

Is the LSU OC spitting into a cup Everytime they show him?

Why does Aaron Rogers always hang out with the slimy salesman guy? You would think he would be annoyed by now but the guy rides shotgun while the State Farm agent sits in the back seat...

I don't watch college football outside of the playoffs but I love the bands between plays Adds a cool ambiance

Lol I didn't see that but it's not surprising Browns are in for more misery this season. Baker has a terrible attitude and needs a proven coach that maybe he would listen to.

She has old lady hands

Imagine being up 24-0 and getting blown out

Reid has taken a lot of flack but this comeback for KC Mahomes and Reid earns them some serious credit

I don't see it. KC can score and this game will have them believing

Mahomes is fantastic I never saw this coming when it was 24-0

As soon ad this game ends they announce Reid as a HOF coach

When you go down by 24 you have to do something