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...that the Oilers coughing up a multi-touchdown lead to the Bills is no longer the biggest choke-joke in NFL history. At least I've got that going for me.
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all-Rush mixtape posted:...that the Oilers coughing up a multi-touchdown lead to the Bills is no longer the biggest choke-joke in NFL history. At least I've got that going for me. That isn't true on a pure score level
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Intel drones will be murdering us all in a matter of years.
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Elephanthead posted:Intel drones will be murdering us all in a matter of years. good
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I have this feeling that this is the apex moment of Brady and the Patriots and they don't reach this height again. The Raiders and Cowboys are at the beginning of a talent run. I seriously don't know about next year ( I think they'll make the playoffs but will be beat) but in two this Patriots run will be history.
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Darth Brooks posted:I have this feeling that this is the apex moment of Brady and the Patriots and they don't reach this height again. The Raiders and Cowboys are at the beginning of a talent run. I seriously don't know about next year ( I think they'll make the playoffs but will be beat) but in two this Patriots run will be history. it very well might be. I mean free agency is gonna be a biiiitch for the pats this year
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Darth Brooks posted:I have this feeling that this is the apex moment of Brady and the Patriots and they don't reach this height again. The Raiders and Cowboys are at the beginning of a talent run. I seriously don't know about next year ( I think they'll make the playoffs but will be beat) but in two this Patriots run will be history. Whatever helps you sleep at night.
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I've watched enough football to know when dynasties end and New England is getting close.
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I'm fine with Brady winning 3 more Super Bowls as long as he loses 1 more to Eli in there somewhere.
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Darth Brooks posted:I've watched enough football to know when dynasties end and New England is getting close. you see son, right after their seventh Super Bowl appearance in two decades... that's the one
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Darth Brooks posted:I've watched enough football to know when dynasties end and New England is getting close. They have the fourth most cap space in the NFL and are probably going to scam another team (maybe mine!) into trading a high draft pick for their backup QB. What's your definition of close, exactly?
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I know it would be nice to believe this run will last forever and all of you seem to be taking this personally, but all dynasties end. Football teams evolve very fast. Someone finds a Dak Prescott or Kurt Warner or a Tom Brady and a suddenly the landscape changes. The owner dies and his children take over and you have Bill Bidwell (or Jed York) and a thousand years of mediocrity or the team is sold and you have Art Modell telling Paul Brown that he doesn't know how to coach anymore. The run the Patriots are on is unusual and it depends on things that cannot be sustained forever. How well have Brady's backups done when they were taken out of New England? How well have Belichick's assistant coaches (the ones who will be replacing him) done in other places? How well have the GM's done?. Do you imagine that neither will ever retire? Darth Brooks fucked around with this message at 03:10 on Feb 7, 2017 |
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I'm sure it will end soon (relatively). And the next year or two is a good guess because Brady is going to be 40 in August and the team has a bunch of critical free agents this season. But I don't know that the team will ever completely implode ala the 49ers. Even outside of the absurd success of the Belichick era, the Patriots have been a reasonably well managed team since Kraft bought them.
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Darth Brooks posted:I know it would be nice to believe this run will last forever and all of you seem to be taking this personally, but all dynasties end. They just won their fifth championship in a little over a decade, none of their fans give a gently caress if the dynasty is coming to an end soon.
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my oracle says that the dynasty of the team with the greatest ever qb and greatest ever coach that are probably going to both retire within 5 years might end, say, in the next five years
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PrinceRandom posted:That isn't true on a pure score level The Oilers weren't up 19 in the 4th Also Bebee totally stepped OOB
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I've been around football a long time, so you can take it to the bank that this historically unprecedented, almost impossible run of success isn't going to last forever. <puffs pipe, bubbles come out>
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big money big clit posted:I've been around football a long time, so you can take it to the bank that this historically unprecedented, almost impossible run of success isn't going to last forever. lmao
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It's close though. Like, somewhere between one and seven years from now. I've seen every football that's happened, and then some, if you know what i mean
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:I'm sure it will end soon (relatively). And the next year or two is a good guess because Brady is going to be 40 in August and the team has a bunch of critical free agents this season. But I don't know that the team will ever completely implode ala the 49ers. Even outside of the absurd success of the Belichick era, the Patriots have been a reasonably well managed team since Kraft bought them.
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