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Honestly the only team in the division that concerns me for the foreseeable future is the fish because I think their coach looks like the real deal and they have draft capital. 2020 won't be their year but after that.... The Pats? Of course they have a chance to stay relevant but they are far from guaranteed. What offensive threats do they have? Who is there best player on offense? Tge Jets have talent and Gase. Nope.

They simply made an arbitrary decision to not enforce a rule. That's not good.

Not by 2020 Tom Brady he can't. That would be a fun disaster to watch.

Wow the news is disgusting. One dead thug and they're happy to show anti-American protests from Iran. They barely ever discuss the protests against that regime. Next up we have Jane Fonda calling this a war for oil and they run with that? Schumer whining. He wasn't notified? What a load.

It doesnt That t pose thing is a signal to his team. He is 100% allowed to do that and then run it out.

Fitz finished Brady

It's also not revenge against what Brady has become.

Get bent

It's not golf and he's not Tiger. He is tiast and I doubt NE signs him honestly. Very few destinations. Chicago? Redskins? Tampa? That's all I can even think of as possibilities and they're all stretches.

We also have one of the Pats draft picks lol.

Could the Pats have taken the safety and done an onside free kick or is that a no go?

And they also came closer to the Titans scoring than they did to scoring themselves.

Giving oneself up should be defined in the book. If throwing the ball to the ref isn't on the list then he didn't give himself up. If they don't define it in the book then that need some on change

Then he stayed down giving himself up, then he got up and celebrated. Houston dude knew the rule. He had knelt earlier in the game. He screwed up but it's the rule. Like someone else said, at no point during that play did he give himself up. If he ran it out the results would have counted. You give yourself up by kneeling, not by throwing the ball. Show me another pkay where that happened this year and I'll stand corrected.

The Georgetown guy didn't mean to pass the ball to the UNC guy. Everybody knows that.

Rules only apply sometimes?

Completely different. White went to the ground which is the way you give youself up.

Edelman holding alllllllllllllllllll the way down the field right in front of the play.

Uniform with a weird logo of a soldier nullifies all holding calls.

Does Chung go right to jail after the game if they lose?

Bruschi

42 yards on the first play of the game and one block springs him for another huge gain?

Aren't you watching your Patriots?

Then does our touchdown on the 2nd half kickoff count?

That Georgetown guard who passed the ball to the UNC player didn't mean it either. They should give Georgetown a do over.