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OT - Brady is unreal. 

Post#1 » by exculpatory » Sun Oct 13, 2013 11:40 pm

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Post#2 » by Shamrock » Sun Oct 13, 2013 11:43 pm

So sick!!!!
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Post#3 » by syk1235 » Mon Oct 14, 2013 12:03 am

I don't even like the Pats or Brady, but that was AWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
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Post#4 » by Captain_Caveman » Mon Oct 14, 2013 12:09 am

Finished that game without 4 of our 5 best players (Wilfork, Gronk, Mayo, Talib), 7-8 of our projected starters (those 4 plus Amendola, Kelly, Connolly, week 1 starter Vereen), and the best special teamer in the game (Slater). Pretty sure Bolden was hurt too. And that doesn't even account for Hernandez.

A 5'9" backup slot receiver was running deep routes with double coverage with the game on the line (also while hurt).

If we were another team, they might even talk about that rather than saying we miss Welker, who is probably the only guy we *don't* miss right now.

Bottom line: Tom Brady is Football Jesus. No other team wins that game vs a Top 5ish club like the Saints.
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Post#5 » by Parliament10 » Mon Oct 14, 2013 12:14 am

That Was a hell of a game. That last minute, was something else, huh?
No Time-Outs, and we win it, by Touchdown, with only 5 seconds left.
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Post#6 » by sam_I_am » Mon Oct 14, 2013 7:05 am

Captain_Caveman wrote:Finished that game without 4 of our 5 best players (Wilfork, Gronk, Mayo, Talib), 7-8 of our projected starters (those 4 plus Amendola, Kelly, Connolly, week 1 starter Vereen), and the best special teamer in the game (Slater). Pretty sure Bolden was hurt too. And that doesn't even account for Hernandez.

A 5'9" backup slot receiver was running deep routes with double coverage with the game on the line (also while hurt).

If we were another team, they might even talk about that rather than saying we miss Welker, who is probably the only guy we *don't* miss right now.

Bottom line: Tom Brady is Football Jesus. No other team wins that game vs a Top 5ish club like the Saints.


And by Tom Brady standards, he played like crap. His accuracy is nowhere near what it has been and he has been under throwing wide open guys all year. When you can be 5-1 while having an off year with all these injuries..... you know you are special.

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