It’s posts like these that get us through the offseason…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/its-posts-like-these-that-get-us-through-the/
Truth is, Brady has set in place a new template for all other cynosure superstar players – those who have become embedded in the identity of a franchise – to follow when it comes to seeing the back end of their careers with the franchises they helped build. He’s just initiated what could be the next trend in professional sports.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/truth-is-brady-has-set-in-place-a-new-template/
Option routes, and why they drive some receivers crazy | Shutdown Corner – Yahoo! Sports
Option routes, and why they drive some receivers crazy | Shutdown Corner – Yahoo! Sports
If you want to talk about the Patriots picking a receiver this offseason in free agency or the draft, they’re going to have to be able to figure all this out…
“At times, there are four decisions that a receiver needs to make after the snap the way our offense is. That’s one of the advantages of our offense, that we give players a lot of flexibility within the system to take what the defense gives us. And that’s definitely something that’s unique about our offense.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omugM82wiWc
[HD] 2012 New England Patriots Highlights (by CathalNFLFilms)
New Pats highlight film popped up to help get us through Monday!
(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/hd-2012-new-england-patriots-highlights-by/
I was probably wearing my fan hat as much as anything else. I just didn’t want to ever see this become like Joe Montana leaving San Francisco, Emmitt Smith leaving Dallas, Brett Favre leaving Green Bay, Peyton Manning leaving Indianapolis. If Tom Brady played out this current contract and left us, there was no doubt in my mind that someone out there would pay him top dollar, and they should, for his ability, his leadership and his unselfishness.
“I was just trying to stay ahead of the curve. If we were going to have to pay him elite-quarterback money and have elite-quarterback cap numbers, I just didn’t think we would be able to build a team. We don’t want to have a team where we’re paying 18 to 20 percent to a player on the cap. I wanted to do something elegant that would work for everybody. I had been talking to him off and on for maybe 18 months, about how I wanted him to finish his career here, and about how we both have to be smart about it. I just really want him to end his career a Patriot.”
https://www.patspropaganda.com/i-was-probably-wearing-my-fan-hat-as-much-as/
