Posted on 01/01/2018 8:02:09 PM PST by bitt
Who still watches the NFL run by Satan?
Bennett being on a losing team is gratification enough for me...
Brady is better at 40, than Wilson is in his young prime.
Only is the mind of Max Kellerman, who should stick to boxing, is Wilson a legit MVP candidate.
It was until the players started kneeling and then it wasn’t. You watching was about the game until you watched them kneel and didn’t do a damn thing but continue watching.
Why watch what’s worthless?
vulgar.
doubly vulgar with a young child in the picture.
Re: “Brady is better at 40, than Wilson is in his young prime.”
I disagree.
Brady had a MVP year in his first 10 games.
In his last six games, Brady’s performance has been mediocre, at best.
Brady was intercepted six times in his last six games.
Brady’s QB Rating has been below 90.0 in five of his last six games.
In two of his last four games - against the (6-10) Dolphins and the (5-11) Jets - Brady completed less than 50% of his passes.
Russell Wilson, on the other hand, leads the NFL in touchdown passes, even though he has been running for his life on almost every pass play since the first game, four months ago.
Observe and Learn as the playoffs begin.
LOL
Okay. I’ll try to find a hacker who can discover who put that photo on the internet. Chances are, however, we will not find the person who took the photo.
I've been observing the NFL for more than 60 years, including 20 years as a Dolphin season ticket holder in the 1970s and 80s.
Brady is my third favorite quarterback of all time. Bob Griese and Peyton Manning are my number one and two.
Griese and Manning both stayed one season too long.
Brady is on the cusp, and unlike Peyton Manning in Super Bowl 2016, Brady does not have the best defense in the NFL to bail him out, like Manning did.
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