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To: saleman
Their a real team! Tom Brady may not be the flashiest quarterback in the NFL, but he's the BEST!

Flashiness be damned. Brady is brilliant, talented and doesn't get the respect he deserves. That's fine, as he'll make them pay....

24 posted on 01/07/2006 8:14:51 PM PST by demkicker
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To: demkicker

And he sleeps with hot actresses....

life is good for Tom.


26 posted on 01/07/2006 8:15:44 PM PST by misterrob (Democrats, The Party of Treason)
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To: demkicker

I'm no Pats fan, however, Tom Brady is by far the best field general in the NFL since Joe Montana.


43 posted on 01/07/2006 8:25:56 PM PST by DoNotDivide (Were the American Revolutionaries rebelling against Constituted Authority and thereby God? I say no.)
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To: demkicker

"Flashiness be damned. Brady is brilliant, talented and doesn't get the respect he deserves"

One would think the league would have figured this out by now. Pretty much every legendary quarterback had a decent arm and and an excellent mind. It's the brain that counts.

Drew Bledsoe has a much better arm than Brady, but Brady doesn't throw the ball to the opposing team when he gets rushed. That's the difference.

Nobody ever accused Johnny Unitas, Bart Star, Milt Plum, Sonny Jurgensen, Joe Montana, Carley Connerly or Joe Namath of being great atheletes. They were smart guys who were cool under pressure.

The Pats are still underdogs to Denver or Indy. Their defensive secondary is extremely weak and their opponents know it. When Hank Poteet is your cornerback, you are in rough shape. Who is playing safety anyway?


81 posted on 01/08/2006 7:30:18 AM PST by Poser (Willing to fight for oil)
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