He could finish with the best stats in a single season for a QB ever. He threw his 30th TD today (28 was his high for a single season and it's only halfway through), 3 passing TDs, 2 rushing TDs today.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 5:33 pm
by thrill
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It's a thread about Brady, so obviously I have to post that.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 5:36 pm
by planet planet
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It's a thread about Brady, so obviously I have to post that.
And as thrill points out, he's also a hot man.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 5:45 pm
by thrill
He has long since passed Jeter as the athlete with the awesomest looking life.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 7:40 pm
by stlouie_lipp
F him.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 9:07 pm
by Bo Hart
Honestly, I'm having a blast watching this team. Although I'm a Niners fan, this is just unbelievable to watch. I've never seen a team dominate like they are. It almost reminds me of back in high school when I used to play Madden and just blow everybody out every game.
They are incredible. They've got a very strong defense, and their offense is virtually unstoppable. I'm glad Moss is back -- he was outrageously fun to watch in Minnesota, and now he's back.
I just can't get over how easy they make it look.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 9:40 pm
by ghostrunner
What does everyone make of them running up the score?
I didn't have a problem with it the last few weeks. It's almost an insult to the other team not to try an distance yourself from them. Generally I don't see why people are offended by it. Especially in baseball where there's no clock and almost any deficit can be overcome.
But today, I guess they were up 38-0 on 4th down and went for it. It's getting to where I can't defend it. Never mind the risk of injuring Brady or whoever else for no good reason. It seems like Belichick is doing it just to run up stats.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 9:44 pm
by clake
ghostrunner wrote:What does everyone make of them running up the score?
I didn't have a problem with it the last few weeks. It's almost an insult to the other team not to try an distance yourself from them. Generally I don't see why people are offended by it. Especially in baseball where there's no clock and almost any deficit can be overcome.
But today, I guess they were up 38-0 on 4th down and went for it. It's getting to where I can't defend it. Never mind the risk of injuring Brady or whoever else for no good reason. It seems like Belichick is doing it just to run up stats.
Is there that big of a difference between 41-0 and 45-0 at that point? I've seen teams stopped on a quarterback keeper in short yardage situations many, many times. That's on Washington for not getting it done.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 9:55 pm
by ghostrunner
clake wrote:
ghostrunner wrote:What does everyone make of them running up the score?
I didn't have a problem with it the last few weeks. It's almost an insult to the other team not to try an distance yourself from them. Generally I don't see why people are offended by it. Especially in baseball where there's no clock and almost any deficit can be overcome.
But today, I guess they were up 38-0 on 4th down and went for it. It's getting to where I can't defend it. Never mind the risk of injuring Brady or whoever else for no good reason. It seems like Belichick is doing it just to run up stats.
Is there that big of a difference between 41-0 and 45-0 at that point? I've seen teams stopped on a quarterback keeper in short yardage situations many, many times. That's on Washington for not getting it done.
I agree, but either side could ask if it's a big difference. I see arguments for both sides, but if it's me, I think I'd start resting players sooner. Especially with them coming here to Indy next week.
Re: Tom Brady
Posted: October 28 07, 10:01 pm
by clake
I really don't care either way but I bet I wouldn't have been as entertained watching Cassel and the back ups play the whole 2nd half.
I'm with Kyle, I'm enjoying watching this team put on a clinic.