Right Rusty?

 

Yes, he should have played defense!!

In response to mthurl's comment:

No, it wasn't.

 

But I sure would like to see him start closing out drives with big games on the line, and not leaving it to the D. I'd really like to see that soon.

In response to mthurl's comment:

No, it wasn't.

 

But I sure would like to see him start closing out drives with big games on the line, and not leaving it to the D. I'd really like to see that soon.

In response to mthurl's comment:

No, it wasn't.

 

But I sure would like to see him start closing out drives with big games on the line, and not leaving it to the D. I'd really like to see that soon.

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Get lost troll.. Brady played a very good game. They lost to another very good team on the road.  Thats all there is to it.. The officials were horrible too.

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In response to mthurl's comment:

Ref,s

In response to NY-PATS-FAN4's comment:

Yeah, me too. He should be able to complete a 16 yard pass in .5 seconds. Bring in Mallet!

In response to sporter81's comment:

Not a troll. I said it wasn't his fault, and he did play extremely well.The fault clearly lies on the secondary and the refs.

 

But yes...I would still just like to see Brady close out drives in big games...when we NEED a score.

 

 

No doubt brady played well. I hate to break it to you though, e hasn't made a crucial first down late in a game in a long time. he's nowhere near who he was 5'6 years ago in terms of that. The defense jut flat out stinks.

Would you people cut the cr@p with childish stuff

Brady was terrific.  Period.  But the detractors will cherry pick, deflect, obfuscate, and take the time to blame him for all that is wrong.

By Monday the onslaught will be in full effect.

In response to HOTBLITZ's comment:

You shouldn't have to have a game winnng drive when you put 30 points up on the board on the road.

Of course it was. He threw 41 passes.

Ok then name a game where it was on the line literally in Brady's hands at the end of the game and he's made crucial plays. in the past few years.. go ahead.

In response to HOTBLITZ's comment:

Brady of old would not have done anything on that last
 drive with the blocking and play calls... get real

In response to mthurl's comment:

The fact is he was in a position were he had to make magic happen. He didn't and hasn't in a long time. I love TB12 but it's a fact.

In response to BabeParilli's comment:

Didn't say anything about one single pass, dip-shat. Just would like to see the dagger again...the killer instinct. I'd much rather have the other QB outplay Brady for the entire game, but have Brady win the final drive, than the other way around. It's the reason people refer to Eli as an elite QB.

 

And, again, I made it clear the loss wasn't his fault.

 

That 101 passer rating for Brady was sooooo pathetic.

 

Well, when compared to Flacco's 128 it was.

 

But look at the bright side. The D held Flacco to just over 70% completions and only 3 TDs!

In response to HOTBLITZ's comment:

Not just the D that stinks, but the entire team is shaky. Dropped interceptions, falling to the turf right before another pick.  They have a huge tight end in Gronk blocking all night. Makes no sense. Without Hernandez they are going to lose more games. I am sorry, but you should win games when up by 9 with 5 minutes to go. And why did they not go for 2 after their last TD so they could get the diffential to 10?

I didn't like the playcalling late.  At all.  

In response to NY-PATS-FAN4's comment:

Couldn't agree more.

 

Would rather have TB play ok all game and be the man in the final moments like he used to be. I posed a question asking anyone to name where Brady has been that guy in recent memory and no one answered..

In response to HOTBLITZ's comment:

To be honest when it becomes mandatory for our offensive coordinators to run on first down and setup 2nd and long at the end of these games just makes it much harder on Brady.  I'm getting sick of it.  If I know it's coming I'm sure the other teams D coordinator knows it's coming.