#TOM_BRADY

[tsportsday]

Patriots have reportedly already decided to move on from Bill Belichick in 2024 Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

[correctsuccess]

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[dfsdepot]

...ego, politics and the bench...

…ego, politics and the bench…

It’s been a while since I have written on here, and I must apologise for that. There’s a lot going on, and with the Vegas tragedy and the whole kneeling garbage in the NFL, it kind of made me take a break. This is a basic editorial piece with some dfs added to the mix. It may ruffle some feathers, but that’s a part of life.

…ego…

Everyone of us has an ego. Often times, ego can get in the way of…

[jamieroxx]

Happy Birthday. Today, Aug 3, 1977 – Tom Brady, American football player was born. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady) #TomBrady

[tsportsday]

Bill Belichick’s time with the New England Patriots is apparently coming to an end regardless of how the rest of the season plays out.The Patriots, , have already decided to move on from the longtime coach after the end of the season. That decision was apparently made after the Patriots fell to the Indianapolis Colts in Germany on Nov. 12.“When they came out of Germany, conversations I had that week made it very clear that a decision was made,” Curran said on Monday. “They were going to play out the string, and at the end of the year there would be a parting of the ways, for a variety of reasons … You don’t fire Bill Belichick during the season. It’s just not going to happen.”Belichick has already solidified himself as one of the best coaches in the history of the NFL. He was first hired in New England in 2000 after a five-year run in Cleveland, and he quickly turned the Patriots into one of the best dynasties the sport has ever seen. Alongside quarterback Tom Brady, Belichick led the Patriots to six Super Bowl wins and mounted an incredible 17-season run with double-digit wins. The team has missed the playoffs just five times under his watch, and made it to nine different Super Bowls.Bill Belichick's fate in New England has reportedly already been decided. (Mark Alberti/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)Since Brady left, however, it’s been a very different story with the Patriots. The Patriots have been to the playoffs just once since Brady left for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020, though they fell in the wild card round in the 2021 season. Brady’s replacement, Mac Jones, has struggled at quarterback, too. He’s been benched multiple times this season already in favor of Bailey Zappe.The Patriots are just 3-10 headed into Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs, which has them in last in the AFC East. They’ve lost several bad blowout games already this year — a 38-3 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, a 34-0 loss to the New Orleans Saints — and they’re one of just two teams in the league that is already eliminated from the playoffs. So even if they were to win out, that would bring the team to just 7-10.The bright side to this losing season for the Patriots is that they’re currently slated to receive the No. 2 pick in the NFL Draft next spring. If Curran’s report is to be believed, though, owner Robert Kraft will have somebody else calling the shots in an effort to rebuild the Patriots’ dynasty.

[jamieroxx]

Happy Birthday. Today, Aug 3, 1977 – Tom Brady, American football player was born. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady)

[allnflnews-blog]

Brady comes face to face with Goodell for MVP trophy presentation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsWuKpf2I34

[tsportsday]

The NFL season is a long affair, long enough for fans and the media to fall into, out of, and back into love with half a dozen different teams and players. Some early-season chumps find their footing, and some September champions start showing their true mettle when the weather gets a little colder.All of this is to ask: Look, are the Miami Dolphins frauds, or what?The Dolphins, led by their sling-it quarterback, their catch-balls-in-orbit wide receiver, and their weird nerd of a head coach, were one of the early season’s best stories. They won three straight to start the season, culminating in that 70-20 evisceration of Denver — still tough to believe there’s not a typo in that score — and looked like they were primed and ready to blow apart the Kansas City-Buffalo-Cincinnati trifecta atop the AFC.Since then, they’ve lost to every serious playoff challenger — the Chiefs, Bills and Eagles — while fattening up their record on cannon fodder like the Patriots, Panthers, Jets and Raiders. Meantime, the Broncos — the team Miami stomped into the mud back in September — are 7-3 since that debacle, a game better than the Dolphins’ 6-4. Getting 10 touchdowns dropped on your head apparently is clarifying; dropping 10 touchdowns on someone perhaps makes you a touch overconfident in your skills.Miami’s record against losing teams prior to Monday night was 8-0. Granted, there’s no shame in that, champions win the games they’re supposed to win, but those kinds of empty calories don’t really prep a team to handle adversity. Plus, when you’re 5-0 at home and averaging nearly 39 points a game, you’d have to be feeling pretty good about facing a misbegotten 4-8 divisional caboose.Which is exactly how you end up with a game like Monday night, where the Dolphins were tied with Tennessee 13-13 with six minutes remaining … reeled off two quick touchdowns to go up 28-13 with three minutes remaining … and then surrendered two touchdowns and a two-point conversion to lose 28-27 when the clock hit all zeroes."Right now it feels terrible," head coach Mike McDaniel said after the game. "These types of losses can be very galvanizing, but it takes literally every person in the locker room and coaching staff."Well, they have to if they want to go further. But can they? That’s the key question here. Monday night, the Dolphins were two-touchdown favorites over the Titans and their rookie quarterback Will Levis. But there was Levis, looking like the resurrection of Tom Brady as he orchestrated two touchdown drives that, combined, covered 139 yards in two minutes, 20 seconds.What's next for Miami after Monday night collapse? (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)"It’s not like the world ends because we lost this game," quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said, scrambling for perspective. "We’re human. We’ll continue to get better from this. This is the NFL; no one is perfect. That’s that."Still ... had the Dolphins won Monday night, they’d be 10-3, tied with Baltimore, Dallas and San Francisco for the best record in the league. Instead, they’re left to reckon with a game in which their offense could not manage a single touchdown drive on its own without the benefit of a Tennessee red zone turnover, a game where the defense couldn’t hold down a quarterback with all of seven starts in his pro career.“It was a legitimate team loss. I think everybody had their hand in it,” McDaniel said. “It’s going to be tough to go to sleep tonight, including myself.”The morning light won’t make things look any better going forward. The Dolphins draw the Jets at home later this week, a game where Miami is already favored by 9.5. But after that, it’s a brutal trio to close out the regular season: Dallas at home, Baltimore on the road, and a season finale against the sure-to-be-motivated Bills.Miami still holds a two-game lead over Buffalo for the division, but the Bills have an easier schedule before that regular-season finale at Hard Rock Stadium: Dallas, at the Chargers, New England. A stumble before then, and Miami will be fighting for the division championship on that day, fighting to play its first playoff game at home rather than, say, chilly Buffalo or hostile Kansas City.There’s still time for Miami not just to salvage this season, but get it back to full strength. But Monday night was a reminder that this isn’t yet a fully operational battle station; this Dolphins team has flaws that a good team — or a lucky one — can exploit in a hurry. It’s a shame the Dolphins couldn’t have stashed away a few of those Denver touchdowns for a rainy day; they could use them right about now.“You think that you’re a good football team, but then each and every week you have to prove that on the field,” McDaniel said. “You can’t take anything for granted.”

[jamieroxx]

Happy Birthday. Today, Aug 3, 1977 – Tom Brady, American football player was born. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady)