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A Funny Moment with Tom Brady & Eric Mangini

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I thought this was a joke at first but it’s true, Tom Brady interrupted the conference call between the Boston media and Eric Mangini today. The transcript is here, but you can listen for yourself here.

TOM BRADY [passing through room on way from press conference]: Hey, what’s your plan to stop Tom Brady this week?

EM [Laughing]: He is such a god in every area. I don’t think it’s humanly possible. I mean, you talk about football player, movie star…

TOM BRADY: You wouldn’t say that if we were just sitting here talking.

EM: I am just so happy I get to talk to him some time.

TOM BRADY: I’ll see ya; take care.

EM [to media]: That’s great; hopefully that won’t be the closest we get to him.

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http://www.hulu.com/embed/GZnBDOAwdyB4tVP1TAk3BA

Patriots History Tuesday: 1994 Cleveland Browns

This Tuesday’s history lesson is more of a Bill Belichick one than a Patriots one. Today we give you the 1994 Cleveland Browns, Belichick’s second to last season in Cleveland (as well as the Browns) and also the last time the Browns saw the post season.

Many of us might remember this Browns team also beat the Patriots on New Years Day 1995. I know I remember it, also partly because it was the first time I had guacamole. Seriously.

Some other things to note, Nick Saban was the Defensive Coordinator for this team, while current Patriots Special Teams Coach Scott O’Brien was the Special Teams coach. Ernie Adams was of course also part of Belichick’s staff.

(Source: http://www.hulu.com/)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/patriots-history-tuesday-1994-cleveland-browns/

New Look Patriots Face a Difficult Second Quarter of 2010

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We knew going into this season that a fast start would be essential for thePatriots to maintain their playoff hopes. Had they faltered like Miami did, losing 2 of 3 division games, it would be a long, hard road to get into the tournament.

I doubt there are many of us that wouldn’t have taken a 3-1 record if offered it before the season started. It hasn’t always been pretty, but as Bill Parcells said “you are what you are” and the Patriots are still in the division race.

The next four games against the Baltimore Ravens, San Diego Chargers,Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns are a daunting task. That’s three 2009 playoff teams, and a Browns team that are no longer pushovers.

Analysis of a tough 2010 quarter number two after the jump…