One inevitable result of losing an AFC Championship is mentally re-living all the what-ifs and might-have-beens that a close loss generates. Let’s call it a regret list. New England’s loss to Denver has most likely spawned two regret lists for Patriot Nation and the folks down at Foxboro to anguish over. -Regret List #1, Home Field Advantage: There is little doubt that Denver’s home field played a significant role…
Blake Griffin is going to miss the next four to six weeks with a broken hand after he got into a fight at a restaurant with a team employee over the weekend. Here’s my question. Who the hell gets into a fight with a team employee in public? Griffin is an absolute tool bag! Why the hell would you do that? What a selfish prick! The Clippers can’t happy with…
Look, unlike most New Englanders, I don’t hate Peyton Manning. I think he is an all-time great and I have a lot of respect for him. He’s 3-1 all time in AFC Championship games against Tom Brady, so he’s done his part against Brady when it counts. That being said, he should retire after the Super Bowl. He’s throwing water balloons for crips sake! Its over! The gloss has worn…
Cowherd is right. As great as Manning is, he’s not the Manning of six or seven years ago. He’s a shell of the player he once was. Just like two years ago, he’ll get the shit kicked out of him by the Panthers and Denver will lose. I know football and I know Super Bowl quarterbacks. I really can’t think of a worse Super Bowl quarterback. Physically anyway.
Good one. Here’s a guy who’s legit illiterate and he’s telling Patriots fans to stop whining. How about he quits the NFL Network! He sucks! Every time he opens his mouth, he sets the English language back 50 years! Turd!
The headline for this game could almost be one of those ‘ESPN 30 for 30’ episodes. “What if I told you the historic quarterback duel, would be no duel at all?” Billed as the final high noon showdown between Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, two of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game, Sunday’s AFC Championship instead transformed into a defensive slugfest with both defenses pinning back their ears…
DeGuglielmo and Lee Majors have something in common. They’re both “Fall Guys”. Tom Brady was hit 20 times in Sunday’s 20-18 loss in the AFC Championship. Someone had to pay for the Patriots golden boy hitting the ground as much as he did and it’s not the offensive line, it’s their position coach. The Patriots fired offensive line coach Dave DeGuglielmo on Monday night. Part of me can understand why…
Bill Belichick has big decisions looming regarding his roster. Sorry Patriots fans but if you were hoping for a repeat of the 2007 off-season, this off-season, you’re out of luck. Don’t expect Bill Belichick to go on a shopping spree like he did that off-season. Here’s why. Belichick will have some big decisions to make this off-season and especially next off-season. The most notable free agents for the Patriots this…
Bill Belichick is MAD! shoves guy out of the way pic.twitter.com/DpqxSyUFZ4 — Mike Dyce (@mikedyce) January 24, 2016 Bill trucking this camera guy or what ever he is sums up how we all feel today. This is exactly how I felt after the game. I couldn’t change the channel fast enough. Screw the Broncos!
The Broncos upended Tom Brady and the Patriots, ending their season. Game Rewind: The Patriots season is over after losing a heartbreaker to the Broncos 20-18. Demarcus Ware and Von Miller dominated a Patriots offensive line that looked over matched from the opening series. New England had no answer for either guy. Needless to say, it was a tough loss for Patriots fans. It’ll be a long off-season for the…