John from Riverside Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Just give it to them Tuck rule I am not going to get into whether or not the patriots get favorable treatment at key times........im sure others will discuss it. MY question is now that the patriots game balls are going to be scrutinized then a pit boss measuring the dice in a craps game.........how will having a properly inflated ball effect Tom Brady's play? Doesnt a underinflated ball allow the QB to grip it tighter? How many times has Brady actually been strip sacked.......does being able to grip the ball tighter allow for more accuracy? I am not making a statement here...im asking a question.
Mr. WEO Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Just give it to them Tuck rule I am not going to get into whether or not the patriots get favorable treatment at key times........im sure others will discuss it. MY question is now that the patriots game balls are going to be scrutinized then a pit boss measuring the dice in a craps game.........how will having a properly inflated ball effect Tom Brady's play? Doesnt a underinflated ball allow the QB to grip it tighter? How many times has Brady actually been strip sacked.......does being able to grip the ball tighter allow for more accuracy? I am not making a statement here...im asking a question. See first half vs second half AFCC game and SB...
NoSaint Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 (edited) Just give it to them Tuck rule I am not going to get into whether or not the patriots get favorable treatment at key times........im sure others will discuss it. MY question is now that the patriots game balls are going to be scrutinized then a pit boss measuring the dice in a craps game.........how will having a properly inflated ball effect Tom Brady's play? Doesnt a underinflated ball allow the QB to grip it tighter? How many times has Brady actually been strip sacked.......does being able to grip the ball tighter allow for more accuracy? I am not making a statement here...im asking a question. i suppose part of the question is how consistently they were able to achieve this. bradys been remarkably consistent in playing very well and i doubt hes been between 11.5 and 12.0 psi ALL the time. might you see a play or two in the season effected? maybe. would it be noticeable from a random fan perspective? i doubt it. whats tough is i think at this point in his career if his production drops noticeably, age is a far more likely culprit than 1PSI. but how do you ever tease that out? Edited July 30, 2015 by NoSaint
Mr. WEO Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 One questinable call in week 1 and PTR and the rest of the conspiracists will be right back in action, so--this thread is silly.
Cynical Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Just give it to them Tuck rule I am not going to get into whether or not the patriots get favorable treatment at key times........im sure others will discuss it. MY question is now that the patriots game balls are going to be scrutinized then a pit boss measuring the dice in a craps game.........how will having a properly inflated ball effect Tom Brady's play? Doesnt a underinflated ball allow the QB to grip it tighter? How many times has Brady actually been strip sacked.......does being able to grip the ball tighter allow for more accuracy? I am not making a statement here...im asking a question. "Just give it to them", was pre-Brady/BB. It was also during the 98 season, when there was no replay system, and officiating across the board was horrible. It was the year of the Testeverde "Helmet" touchdown http://www.sikids.com/photos/48406/most-controversial-endings-in-sports/17 And last year, there were numerous controversial calls. Were the Pats** involved in all of them? Of course not. So how do those calls (or non-calls) favor the Pats**?
billykaykay Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Just give it to them Tuck rule I am not going to get into whether or not the patriots get favorable treatment at key times........im sure others will discuss it. MY question is now that the patriots game balls are going to be scrutinized then a pit boss measuring the dice in a craps game.........how will having a properly inflated ball effect Tom Brady's play? Doesnt a underinflated ball allow the QB to grip it tighter? How many times has Brady actually been strip sacked.......does being able to grip the ball tighter allow for more accuracy? I am not making a statement here...im asking a question. Wasn't it against the Patriots that the refs called a pass interference penalty against the Bills ------ on a hail Mary ?
PromoTheRobot Posted July 30, 2015 Author Posted July 30, 2015 (edited) Wasn't it against the Patriots that the refs called a pass interference penalty against the Bills ------ on a hail Mary ? Here's a more recent example. Fitz's last Bills game vs. Pats** PI call in end zone on a ball that was so uncatchable Gronk would have to be 50 ft tall to even have a chance. Edited July 30, 2015 by PromoTheRobot
ProcessAccepted Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Interesting. I'd love to see proof of that. Sorry, but it was on Brady's cell phone.
BillsFan-4-Ever Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Just give it to them Tuck rule I am not going to get into whether or not the patriots get favorable treatment at key times........im sure others will discuss it. MY question is now that the patriots game balls are going to be scrutinized then a pit boss measuring the dice in a craps game.........how will having a properly inflated ball effect Tom Brady's play? Doesnt a underinflated ball allow the QB to grip it tighter? How many times has Brady actually been strip sacked.......does being able to grip the ball tighter allow for more accuracy? I am not making a statement here...im asking a question. IMHO this has more to do with ball grip and possession. pointing to the rate of change of their fumbles post 2006/2007. Are you suggesting that the Pats don't get more favorable calls consistently year after year, than any other team? Even when proven on replay? This would make a good thread IMO. again IMHO oh hell yes.
3rdand12 Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Now on that point I agree. I do too. especially Brady and the Patriots/s ha ha no jk i honestly do agree VWR
Very wide right Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Boy I sure like that Jerry Jones. What a guy. LOL, thats the guy everybody used to hate in the 90s because he was winning superbowls
Recommended Posts