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A fun quiz: I haven't peeked, honestly! - 5 weeks ago
1. Giants 2. 49ers 3. Bears 4. Jets 5. Raiders 6. Steelers (I had to chew on those two for a bit, their definitions are largely the same) 7. Bills 8. Packers 9. Dolphins 10. Oilers (so this pre-dates SB 34, obviously) 11. Vikings 12. Rams 13. Eagles 14. Saints 15. Cardinals 16. Falcons 17. Chargers (remember when we called plastic "charge cards?") 18. Chiefs 19. Lionsby Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
C'mon, CBS, don't mourn over Brady on the post-game! - 7 weeks ago
Instead, celebrate Tennessee's huge win!by Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
For my book Belichick is the best ever in any sport.. - 2 months ago
...Because he's done what he's done over a 20-year span in a salary cap era with practically no drop-off in contending for an NFL championship. Casey Stengel in baseball, Scotty Bowman in hockey, Red Auerbach in basketball... they ruled their respective teams back when talent could and was stockpiled without any sort of salary cap. They weren't necessarily de facto CEOs, but for one example,by Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
Patriots OL coach Dante Scarnecchia must be worth $1B - 3 months ago
I think he's one of "the four constants" in the New England dynasty... Belichick and Brady, of course, plus Scarnecchia and the mysterious Ernie Adams. For 20 years now the Patriots' OL has largely kept Brady's uniform clean. "Largely," I say, because of course that's hard to quantify and Brady's skill set has almost always made his OL look good... He doesn't hold onto theby Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
Now that Jackson circa 2019 has played Belichick already... - 3 months ago
...It'll be interesting to see what Hoodie has up either/both sleeve(s). As always he needs just that one or two "key plays won" in order to derail an opponent. Jackson is so big/strong/elusive that he might well produce 300 YFS the next time BAL plays NE...but will Belichick find that one or two flaws in Jackson that he can expose to win that game?by Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
Re: Josh Gordon - 4 months ago
I swear, I can't shake the feeling that Belichick is going to convince Gronkowski to return to the team before long. I don't care that Gronkowski now swears by a banned (???) substance to heal his career-long injuries... or that he's now a FOX studio analyst. Belichick is going to tap into the Yankees/Andy Pettitte (retire every year, until September) playbook. It'd be the (newest) ultimate Beby Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
I also am impressed by his demeanor... - 10 months ago
...No theatrics, no back-flips into the end zone on the "To the House" highlights... He hands the football to the nearest official. He just does his business like he's been there, done that before. Henderson's highlight reel is... um, very Patriot-like. He looks like a terrific DP by SneacVay!by Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
A great analogy... - 1 year ago
Most games, Belichick just identifies the 2-3 tipping points and coaches his team to be ready to win those outright. I'm not going to do the math here, but in his six SB championships Belichick has outscored the opponent by, I'l bet, no more than a combined 30 points. Tonight's win was a "blowout" in comparison.by Oakville Tim - Game Time Forum
Re: Game over - 1 year ago
I think you're right. No reason to believe that all of a sudden the offense will find a rhythm to come back and score. Belichick and Brady are the game's greatest at squeezing the opponents' nuts and making them say "Uncle."by Oakville Tim - Game Time Forum
Robertson and 1999-edition Wistrom... - 1 year ago
I'll go with Isiah Robertson and 1999-season edition of Grant Wistrom. Two relentless, attacking defenders who could and did turn games around with their athleticism. I'd hope their skill set would mask other weaknesses on the defense... make the others better, especially the secondary.by Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
That was a scary knee-hit upon Goff on 2nd down.. - 1 year ago
That looked just like Brady, just like Trent Green in the '99 pre-season. Jared got lucky, IMHO.by Oakville Tim - Game Time Forum
Greatest memory! But it was George Allen as the analyst... - 1 year ago
...He's ever the coach right after Waddy scores... "You know what it is? You know what? No pressure on the quarterback. All these defenders back here don't mean a thing... All day (for Ferragamo) to throw." (sic) Which was exactly right! Tom Landry's Doomsday presumed too much and slacked off way too much. The prototype "prevent-a-win defense." Vin had to practicallyby Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
Hooray for Kurt, sincerely, but there's only one GOAT and that's Brady - 3 years ago
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Yep - 3 years ago
Brady at this rate might play until he reaches 45 years old. Never better than right now and no signs of wearing down or slowing down.by Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
He's surely playing better than ever. Why retire? - 3 years ago
An amazing career, the GOAT. I'm convinced after this. Manning had all those weapons all those years and could win only 2X, once for IND and once for DEN. Montana, a great, great QB, no doubt, but he had all those weapons all those years. Bradshaw won 4X, yes, but had all those weapons all those years and on both sides of the LOS. Elway could win only 2X. Rodgers, Roethlisberger, Favre, aby Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com
Atlanta forgot it took the full 60 minutes... - 3 years ago
...And anyway, Brady surely is the GOAT. He just is, and I don't know what other QB is truly close. I'm sure he looked at the clock and figured, "25 points down? 15 minutes on the clock? No problem."by Oakville Tim - RamsFootballFans.com