Tom Brady’s Hair Through the Years
Tom Brady’s Hair Through the Years
Click the link above for a nice photographic journey into the past of Tom’s coiffe.
Now’s probably a good time to just come out and admit that I’ve grown to like the long haired rock star Brady. Sure, it was awkward as we made our way through the Bieber stage (where Edelman’s at now), but now it’s a perfect balance of sexy yet intimdating. And you know it will be distracting for defenses when they see the long locks, drenched with sweat and flowing from his helmet.
The question now becomes when does it end? Does he get it trimmed but keep it long? Or does he buzz it all off after the 2010 season ends? Yes, these are the things I ponder in my free time. And in my busy time too.
Rex Ryan wants to win the game so bad I swear he’d suit up and put the big-boy pads on and replace Kris Jenkins if the rules would allow. It’d be more valuable, though, if he could channel his intensity into the head of Mark Sanchez.
Peter King picks the Jets to beat the Pats 16-13.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/rex-ryan-wants-to-win-the-game-so-bad-i-swear-hed/
Here’s what the Pats were rocking out to during practice today. And a little Ray Allen Jesus Shuttlesworth never hurt. Happy Thursday. 3 Days till the war…
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/heres-what-the-pats-were-rocking-out-to-during/
Get pumped up for the Jets-Pats game with the one, the only, the Fitzy.
BTW… how sweet is that Brady shirt? I suggest you buy one and buy it now.
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/get-pumped-up-for-the-jets-pats-game-with-the-one/
On the New England Patriots and Draft Philosophy
On Tuesday, upon hearing Laurence Maroney had been traded, I took my usual positive spin to the transaction by tweeting that the Patriots now had seven picks in the first four rounds of the 2011 draft. I characterized this wealth of picks as “scary”.
The Patriots have had back to back excellent drafts, and another year of multiple high picks makes the odds pretty good that they will continue to add even more young talent to a team that is quickly becoming recognized as one of the youngest and most talented in the NFL.
To my surprise Tim Graham, the ESPN beat writer for the AFC East, tweeted back at me something to the effect of “maybe they’ll draft another Laurence Maroney”.
Thus started a twitter debate of epic proportions. On and on it went for over an hour, to the delight of many “twit-nesses”, as we argued about the Patriots draft philosophy. Credit to Tim, who continued to fire back at a mere Pats fan-blogger like myself.
It’s hard to make a quality argument 140 characters at a time, though I think I did a pretty good job sticking to my guns, so I felt this was worthy of an expanded analysis. Plus I’ve heard Felger/Mazz, aka the Abandon Hope All Ye Who Listen Show, were railing against the Pats for their ‘06/’07/’08 drafts today.
So let’s set aside our fan loyalty and look at the NFL draft as rational business people and figure out if the Patriots really are the bad drafters the “pundits” would have you believe they are…