TNBills

They addressed this in the Tampa Bay/Washington game on a called catch in the endzone. The review would have to show clear evidence that he lost control or didn't have control of the ball while 2 feet were down. A slight shifting in his hands is not loss of control. This is different than gaining control when ball contacts the ground.

He's never thrown a red zone INT in the NFL. But I also cringe every time they mention it.

How is it we have one win in our last 4 weeks, yet we are 6-2?

Went back and looked at the formation. It wasn't illegal. You had Davis on the line and out TE on the other side on the line.

Did you see the defender jumping to bat down the pass. Allen had to pull it back down and reset.

Shula also did it with 2 different teams. (Colts/Fins)

Knox looks like Tom Holland (Spiderman)

I disagree about the 2 drops by Beasley. The first one was a perfect throw, and didn't require any sort of diving effort by him. It hit him square in his hands and he straight dropped it. The 2nd one that resulted in an INT was high, but again, he got his hands on it and should have been able to bring it in. Not a perfect pass, just high. He gets paid to make those catches and needs to do a better job of it to help out our young QB.

You can read the defensive alignments from the sidelines as well. So him talking in the headset from down below or from up top really doesn't give that much of an advantage.

They also do it to tear him down and say he will never improve. None of us know how he will do moving forward, but I am quietly optimistic based on what I have seen from year 1 until now.

Why not just compare Brady's 1st 20-22 starts and his whopping 212 yards a game average. These comparisons are ridiculous as they are different players with different skills on different teams.

Go take a look at the record of the teams the Bears and Ravens played in those years. Quite a difference in the competition from what the Pat's have played this year so far outside of us and the Raven's.

I'm just amazed at this all time great defense we are seeing tonight. Right up there with the 85 Bears and 2000 Ravens!

Ryan Leaf Aaron Hernandez OJ Simpson Rodney Harrison

We were also a team most predicted would win 1 or 2 games, 3 at most while setting the record for fewest points in the superbowl era.

He led it inside so the receiver could adjust to it. Foster didn't adjust properly. Other teams run the same play all the time and the DB is in bad position taking away the deep route. Should have come up with it.

Brady has had a top 10 scoring defense in 14 of his seasons. Rodgers has had a top 10 defense 3 times. Brady's defense has never ranked worse than 17th, where as Rodgers defense has only been better than 17th 6 times. Personally I think this gets lost in too many of the conversations about who is better or the GOAT. While Brady has more hardware, he also consistently has the better TEAM.

Watching that low throw to Benjamin on the crossing route has be thinking that it was Benjamin who was too deep. He runs a crossing route at 18 yards which I would think needs to be at 15 or 20. If its 15 then the ball would have hit him right in the chest.

Not really. They beat up on and then struggled with a very depleted and beat up Colts team. In years past that's a game they win without trying. The Colts had more guys inactive than they are allowed and lost several more during the game. Not much of a challenge, but they made a game of it.

So Brady has thrown the ball maybe a total of 25 yards in the air so far. His one pass that was 15 yards was dropped on an illegal pick play. But he has what, 125yds passing?

All game long for Pats

He put his hands down on the ground to support his weight, so no.

Until that stomp, he had a clean history other than a practice incident where he kicked a player in the chest. Now after he had a couple dirty plays.

Haynesworth got 5 games for stomping on a guys face. This deserved more than one the way he launched his armored forearm at a defenseless man.