Patriots/NFL 2021 Season II: 1-2; Week 4 vs. TB

[LSCII]

Could Brady's side shut the f*** up? They sound like a bunch of f***ing losers who can't move on. Brady's success in Tampa speaks for itself. Convincingly. Why the need to bash Belichick and the Patriots? Belichick hasn't said a single thing about him since he left that wasn't glowing. Meanwhile, Tom's crew won't stop complaining about how Belichick was too mean to him.

That's the same f***ing approach that led to two decades of unparalleled success here. Brady only got pissed when his quack asshole business partner was undermining the Patriots trained medical staff and got kicked out for doing so. That's what this was all about.

And the proof is right there in the timing. Brady told Kraft he wanted out AFTER THEY WON THE SUPER BOWL AND HAD BEEN TO THREE STRAIGHT.

f*** I can't believe how gross Brady has been about this whole thing. YOU WON. Shut the f*** up.

I get it man, I really do. But to me, it shows how deep seated the dislike and distrust truly is. I'm not nearly as tired of this story as most, but only because I find it so fascinating that these two morons couldn't STFU and deal with each other in a professional manner until one of them retired. It's silly.

 

[CDJ]

Seriously. You got to leave and cherry pick a team with weapons and you won a super bowl instead of having to stick around here with a subpar roster because belichick sacrificed the future to give you more of a window. Just shut the f*** up! Go help Guerrero cure cancer or whatever he is claiming he can do today

 

[LSCII]

Seriously. You got to leave and cherry pick a team with weapons and you won a super bowl instead of having to stick around here with a subpar roster because belichick sacrificed the future to give you more of a window. Just shut the f*** up!

Meh. He's taking a victory lap. Typical human response to want to shove it up your old bosses (or ex GF/BF's) ass when you're doing well without them, no?

 

[EverettMike]

I get it man, I really do. But to me, it shows how deep seated the dislike and distrust truly is. I'm not nearly as tired of this story as most, but only because I find it so fascinating that these two morons couldn't STFU and deal with each other in a professional manner until one of them retired. It's silly.

Sounds like this was true of one side and not the other. Brady wanted out. Belichick just didn't want to hand out a 3-5 year deal to a guy in his 40s.

Also, f*** Gronk too. f*** it. I'm just letting loose now. Someday I won't be angry at either of them, but today is not that day.

 

[CDJ]

Meh. He's taking a victory lap. Typical human response to want to shove it up your old bosses (or ex GF/BF's) ass when you're doing well without them, no?

me personally? Idgaf, I focus on myself. I feel like that’s what adults do. High schoolers might go the Brady route

 

[EverettMike]

Meh. He's taking a victory lap. Typical human response to want to shove it up your old bosses (or ex GF/BF's) ass when you're doing well without them, no?

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That's how to do it.

 

[LSCII]

me personally? Idgaf, I focus on myself. I feel like that’s what adults do. High schoolers might go the Brady route

I agree with that too. Once I've moved on, I don't look back. But that's not the case with a lot of folks.

 

[CDJ]

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That's how to do it.

fatality

 

[EverettMike]

I really can't believe the pass Brady gets for demanding to leave the Pats cause the coach was too mean and huwt his fweeings following a third Super Bowl title in five years.

 

[LSCII]

I really can't believe the pass Brady gets for demanding to leave the Pats cause the coach was too mean and huwt his fweeings following a third Super Bowl title in five years.

I think it's relatable, TBH. Who hasn't been in a job where they've hated their boss and wanted to leave? And while you can point to the titles as proof for why he should STFU, you're ignoring the fact that he left and didn't skip a beat by winning another championship, but without the guy he was sick of. Seems to me one guy needed the other more in that scenario, no?

Cleveland Bill is still sitting on a losing record for his career and with zero titles (as a HC) without quarterbacks named Brady.

 

[DangleCity]

Sounds like this was true of one side and not the other. Brady wanted out. Belichick just didn't want to hand out a 3-5 year deal to a guy in his 40s.

Also, f*** Gronk too. f*** it. I'm just letting loose now. Someday I won't be angry at either of them, but today is not that day.

The Gronk situation always bugged me more than Brady. The guy quit on the team plain and simple and to boot he waited till after FA to tell them and screwed them about finding a replacement

 

[Smitty93]

Could Brady's side shut the f*** up? They sound like a bunch of f***ing losers who can't move on. Brady's success in Tampa speaks for itself. Convincingly. Why the need to bash Belichick and the Patriots? Belichick hasn't said a single thing about him since he left that wasn't glowing. Meanwhile, Tom's crew won't stop complaining about how Belichick was too mean to him.

That's the same f***ing approach that led to two decades of unparalleled success here. Brady only got pissed when his quack asshole business partner was undermining the Patriots trained medical staff and got kicked out for doing so. That's what this was all about.

And the proof is right there in the timing. Brady told Kraft he wanted out AFTER THEY WON THE SUPER BOWL AND HAD BEEN TO THREE STRAIGHT.

f*** I can't believe how gross Brady has been about this whole thing. YOU WON. Shut the f*** up.

My favorite quote from Guerrero is the "So you can't treat someone who's in his 40s like they're 20. It doesn't work." It's like, oh yeah, that doesn't work? You made the Conference Championship 8 straight years and won 3 Super Bowls in 5 years, but clearly the most important working relationship on the team wasn't working.

Here's my view on Brady the person, and it's based purely on his relationship with Guerrero. He's either complicit, and knows his best friend is a snake oil salesman, or he's a moron who's easily influenced. I'd rather believe the latter because the former gives me too many negative feelings about my favorite athlete.

 

[KrejciMVP]

talk away Brady.

 

[DangleCity]

Meh. He's taking a victory lap. Typical human response to want to shove it up your old bosses (or ex GF/BF's) ass when you're doing well without them, no?

Who publicly calls out their boss after they leave their job?

 

[LSCII]

Who publicly calls out their boss after they leave their job?

Never heard of glassdoor? LinkedIN? Social media in general?

 

[LSCII]

The Gronk situation always bugged me more than Brady. The guy quit on the team plain and simple and to boot he waited till after FA to tell them and screwed them about finding a replacement

We've covered this many times here already. You still have yet to answer why a player should show loyalty to a coach/GM that argued with him on his healthcare treatments when hurt, nickel and dimed him on his contracts, and tried to trade him despite his wishes.

Like I said countless times, it's not Gronks fault that the Pats didn't pony up the money to incent him to come back. It's the GM's fault for not having a valid backup plan when the player didn't seem willing to budge.

 

[DangleCity]

We've covered this many times here already. You still have yet to answer why a player should show loyalty to a coach/GM that argued with him on his healthcare treatments when hurt, nickel and dimed him on his contracts, and tried to trade him despite his wishes.

Like I said countless times, it's not Gronks fault that the Pats didn't pony up the money to incent him to come back. It's the GM's fault for not having a valid backup plan when the player didn't seem willing to budge.

Because he signed the contract. That's how it works. No one forced him to put his name to the contract

 

[KrejciMVP]

The Gronk situation always bugged me more than Brady. The guy quit on the team plain and simple and to boot he waited till after FA to tell them and screwed them about finding a replacement

quitting is catching team a game clinching TD pass against the Rams? maybe its good Bill didnt trade him to Detroit

 

[DangleCity]

quitting is catching team a game clinching TD pass against the Rams? maybe its good Bill didnt trade him to Detroit

Quitting is refusing to play in 2019.

 

[LSCII]

Because he signed the contract. That's how it works. No one forced him to put his name to the contract

So teams always honor the contracts and never cut players when they have term left on their deals? Weird. I never knew that...

He wasn't going to play under the terms of that deal, especially for Bill. He made it known he wanted more money and the team had the option to incentivize him to come back or to have a contingency plan in place in case he retired. Something that he'd been talking about for a couple of years at that point. So saying he screwed the team isn't factually accurate. They were well aware of his declining interest in football at that point.

 

[Seidenbergy]

Who publicly calls out their boss after they leave their job?

Every pro athlete that has left their team on not-so-great terms.

 

[DangleCity]

So teams always honor the contracts and never cut players when they have term left on their deals? Weird. I never knew that...

That's how the league works. Just as Gronk has his right to retire or holdout, but that doesn't change that he quit that year.

 

[LSCII]

Quitting is refusing to play in 2019.

Loyalty is a two way street. Your expectation of such from a player that had issues with the organization is naive at best.

 

[LSCII]

That's how the league works. Just as Gronk has his right to retire or holdout, but that doesn't change that he quit that year.

So he has the right to do what he did, but you don't like it? Got it. We're good here.

 

[Troublesome 85]

Team plays in week 4 and Brady Sr and Guerrero already yapping.

someone should remind Tom Sr and Jr that he was almost not drafted and the only reason he even got a chance is cuz of Mo Lewis