Simon

Thats 5 fing drops in 35 minutes

Don't tell me what Josh can't do!!!

He's moving better than expected already, imo

They traded that guy to Indy

If he can't set up in passpro, you've got to get him off the field 🤷‍♂️

He had a great block early to spring a long run

We're used to seeing Oliver doubled, but Belichik is literally tripling at times

Looked like right ankle. Very first play

He's been playing hurt since the first play and is gutting it out

Left some points on the field but they're still kicking their ass and the Pats can't do much about it

I hate you BiIll

I hope that TO costs Belichik 7 pts

2nd long runs have been wide open all year. He's finally started calling it the last couple weeks and it works almost every time

I wonder why

Wow my feed is a full minute behind y'all

I don't think Hines knows this offense yet.

I hope so

Great throw, Josh. Don't do it again.

Belichik is going to call up a fake punt before this game is over

He is 3rd. 4th is probably Bobby Hart

He got hurt on the very first snap

It's always like that, particularly when the camera is moving. Something to do with frame rates I think

John Hannah and a bunch of scrubs

If he was on their practice squad when he left they might not be able to stop the Bills from signing him to the active roster. lol, who the hell am I kidding?

He was thrown out of his first college for assaulting somebody before he had even played a singe game. Here's what his own stepfather has said about him: Larry Moss Jr., the former stepfather of Antonio Brown, said he is not surprised the NFL wide receiver is facing a civil lawsuit in which Brown stands accused of rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment. “I can’t tell you that he did what they said he did,’’ Moss told USA TODAY Sports. “But I know he’s very abusive to women. "As far as just raping somebody, (Brown) just feels like he can have whatever he wants. He’s just empowered that way. So it doesn’t surprise me that this kind of allegation came out about him.’’ Moss, who said he helped raise Brown in Miami-Dade County in Florida between the ages of 5 and 17, also said the NFL star’s troubles can be traced to those formative years. Brown was known by many people as “Tony,’’ short for Antonio. “A lot of things that Tony's doing, nothing surprises me,’’ Moss said. “I’m surprised that it took them this long to figure him out. Because he’s been this way since he’s been 12 years old.’