[BronUVT]

There you go. National TV.

Belichick's Patriots yet again use cameras to defraud a defense.

No way that a team throws the pass to Moss in the 2nd half without knowing the corner's going to let him by. That comes by knowing the defense being called.

The Patriots are still cheating, and the NFL is either too stupid to realize it, or simply loves the storyline and wants to see the next undefeated team. It was night and day, a story of two teams, one which couldn't play their offensive asses out of a paper bag (the Patriots 1st half) and one who knew exactly what defense was coming on which play (the Patriots 2nd half).

That's life in the NFL.

[Staillateno]

theyll get theirs when someone takes brady out.

[Tazqoaap]

theyll get theirs when someone takes brady out.

He needs to have unprotected sex with an HIV-infected prostitute in order to be stopped. His knees are indestructible.

[xochex]

He needs to have unprotected sex with an HIV-infected prostitute in order to be stopped. His knees are indestructible.

lol, that might take too long to kick in. maybe hell sleep with a married woman, whose husband isnt a pats fan and he kicks the living shit out of him.

[raspirator]

lol, that might take too long to kick in. maybe hell sleep with a married woman, whose husband isnt a pats fan and he kicks the living shit out of him.

Tom Brady is a pretty big guy. The husband will have to be jacked.

[Neitteloxesia]

Tom Brady is a pretty big guy. The husband will have to be jacked.

crimes of passion know no bounds.


and he aint that big. besides hell start whining as soon as the guy makes contact with him, like he did all day today.

[AgindyMinnife]

There you go. National TV.

Belichick's Patriots yet again use cameras to defraud a defense.

No way that a team throws the pass to Moss in the 2nd half without knowing the corner's going to let him by. That comes by knowing the defense being called.

The Patriots are still cheating, and the NFL is either too stupid to realize it, or simply loves the storyline and wants to see the next undefeated team. It was night and day, a story of two teams, one which couldn't play their offensive asses out of a paper bag (the Patriots 1st half) and one who knew exactly what defense was coming on which play (the Patriots 2nd half).

That's life in the NFL.

what is your proof?

[allemnendup]

There you go. National TV.

Belichick's Patriots yet again use cameras to defraud a defense.

No way that a team throws the pass to Moss in the 2nd half without knowing the corner's going to let him by. That comes by knowing the defense being called.

The Patriots are still cheating, and the NFL is either too stupid to realize it, or simply loves the storyline and wants to see the next undefeated team. It was night and day, a story of two teams, one which couldn't play their offensive asses out of a paper bag (the Patriots 1st half) and one who knew exactly what defense was coming on which play (the Patriots 2nd half).

That's life in the NFL.

Suggesting another conspiracy?

[Qynvtlur]

Suggesting another conspiracy?

It's abundantly clear to me.

The corner's playing off 25 yards, there's no way on that bomb to Moss you even consider running that route on that play unless you know something about the coverage that they're calling.

In addition, Indy was all over Brady in the first half. 2nd Half? They barely touched him. Same personnel, plus you KNOW that they're playing from behind and are going to pass. What's different? Perhaps knowing when guys are going to stunt, blitz, or drop off?

There is no way in hell a team in a professional league can blow each team out every game. The talent level is too high. Yes, the Patriots are good, but there's more to this story.

[Loovikeillilen]

Yes, it's very rare in any football game for a coaching staff to go into the locker room and make adjustments based on what they're seeing from coaches in the skybox and the overhead photos every team has access to.


Where do the Pats get off making these "second half adjustments" to potentially coin a new phrase for this ultimate example of cheating.

[KahiroSamo]

I don't know dude, I think they are just good.

Bellechick (sp) would have to be a fool to continue to "cheat" after getting hit with that huge fine. If he is caught again, the ramifications would be huge and I'm sure he was told as much.

[gusunsuth]

They ain't cheating, they ain't trying.

[costamarianavia]

It's abundantly clear to me.

The corner's playing off 25 yards, there's no way on that bomb to Moss you even consider running that route on that play unless you know something about the coverage that they're calling.

In addition, Indy was all over Brady in the first half. 2nd Half? They barely touched him. Same personnel, plus you KNOW that they're playing from behind and are going to pass. What's different? Perhaps knowing when guys are going to stunt, blitz, or drop off?

There is no way in hell a team in a professional league can blow each team out every game. The talent level is too high. Yes, the Patriots are good, but there's more to this story.

So Brady has never thrown a ball to Moss this year into double coverage?

[drycleden]

Yes, it's very rare in any football game for a coaching staff to go into the locker room and make adjustments based on what they're seeing from coaches in the skybox and the overhead photos every team has access to.


Where do the Pats get off making these "second half adjustments" to potentially coin a new phrase for this ultimate example of cheating.

And interesting that you'd expect once or twice a year those "second half adjustments" would fail. But they seem to be right on the money each time.

Brilliant.

I wish I were a reporter. I'd ask Belichick a question about it after every game.

"So Bill, which defensive playcall that you stole made the greatest impact on your victory today?"

[Mimsykzr]

And interesting that you'd expect once or twice a year those "second half adjustments" would fail. But they seem to be right on the money each time.

Brilliant.

I wish I were a reporter. I'd ask Belichick a question about it after every game.

"So Bill, which defensive playcall that you stole made the greatest impact on your victory today?"

Coverage doesn't matter when you toss the ball up to moss no matter what the coverage is.

[crycleascentyv]

And interesting that you'd expect once or twice a year those "second half adjustments" would fail. But they seem to be right on the money each time.

Brilliant.

I wish I were a reporter. I'd ask Belichick a question about it after every game.

"So Bill, which defensive playcall that you stole made the greatest impact on your victory today?"

They choose not to steal the plays in the first half?

They also showed a stat today that the Pats were outscoring their opponents by a ridiculous amount in the first half coming into today's game. They dominate the entire game this year as a whole, not just the second half.

[career-builder]

Yes, it's very rare in any football game for a coaching staff to go into the locker room and make adjustments based on what they're seeing from coaches in the skybox and the overhead photos every team has access to.


Where do the Pats get off making these "second half adjustments" to potentially coin a new phrase for this ultimate example of cheating.

What is this adjustment thing that you talk about?

[Bbjhjxfy]

So Brady has never thrown a ball to Moss this year into double coverage?

You're right. Brady's just good. Belichick would never think to cheat.

[Mediconlinee]

Sounds like sour grapes to me.

The Pats are that damn good, the coaching staff is stellar, and the players execute very well.

Furthermore, they now have a very large chip on their shoulders of me against the world.

Oh, and they throw deep to Moss EVERY GAME.

Go figure.

[CHEAPSOFTOEMONLINE]

And interesting that you'd expect once or twice a year those "second half adjustments" would fail. But they seem to be right on the money each time.

Huh?


This is the first time this season the Pats have had to make 2nd half adjustments.

The cowboy game was nothing, they just kept attacking the secondary. This was the first game they were in trouble, and they fixed it.