Ravens will lose 2 of the next 3 and limp in at 10-6

[NEPatriots]

Originally Posted by Buddha Bus

"Asks for one flag", he says.

That is friggin' rich! That bitch cries whenever anyone even looks at him cross-eyed. You obviously never even watch your team's games... or you're completely tweaking on meth when you do.

The only other person in the NFL who even comes close to being a bigger crybaby is that pu$$y John Harbaugh. Dude whines about the officials like it's a centuries old family tradition that was ingrained in him through beatings and brainwashing after almost every loss.

I watch every Patriots game, every week, and Brady calls for no such thing, and I see him take serious beatings.

If you have to resort to outright lying to make your argument it means you have no argument.

Last year Brady played football with an elbow injury all through out the middle of the season and then went into the post season with a shoulder injury that was reinjured during the Superbowl (that he lead his team to WHILE injured) and he kept every one of those injuries secret.

If that was Big Ben he would of had been reminding everyone every five seconds how he's playing injured, like he always does, then he would of lost to a QB as bad as Tebow, so that makes him a tough guy, because whining and media sympathy are for tough quarterbacks, right? Tough quarterbacks who can't make it past last years pathetic Bronco team? Quarterbacks who probably won't be seeing another play off game for a long, long time?

And "sissy" quarterbacks are the kind who lead very flawed teams to Superbowls on their shoulders while injured and not saying a single word about it? Quarterbacks with an aura so powerful and who inspire, and have inspired for over a decade, his opponents absolute best shot, each and every week, in a way each years defending champion can't even match? Those are the kind of quarterbacks deserving of you photoshopping skirts on them?

Typical Steeler fan delusions. I like the honest Steeler fans much more than the fictional and delusional ones, because that kind is among the worst variety of football fan in the league with pretty much zero respect for the sport over all.

[Quackjack]

Originally Posted by NEPatriots

I like the honest Steeler fans much more than the fictional and delusional ones, because that kind is among the worst variety of football fan in the league with pretty much zero respect for the sport over all.

Works both ways, but I can agree with you there. Got kicked out of Steelers Nation for those ******s being whiny and bitching about everything.

[IowaSteeler927]

Originally Posted by NEPatriots

I watch every Patriots game, every week, and Brady calls for no such thing, and I see him take serious beatings.

If you have to resort to outright lying to make your argument it means you have no argument.

Last year Brady played football with an elbow injury all through out the middle of the season and then went into the post season with a shoulder injury that was reinjured during the Superbowl (that he lead his team to WHILE injured) and he kept every one of those injuries secret.

If that was Big Ben he would of had been reminding everyone every five seconds how he's playing injured, like he always does, then he would of lost to a QB as bad as Tebow, so that makes him a tough guy, because whining and media sympathy are for tough quarterbacks, right? Tough quarterbacks who can't make it past last years pathetic Bronco team? Quarterbacks who probably won't be seeing another play off game for a long, long time?

And "sissy" quarterbacks are the kind who lead very flawed teams to Superbowls on their shoulders while injured and not saying a single word about it? Quarterbacks with an aura so powerful and who inspire, and have inspired for over a decade, his opponents absolute best shot, each and every week, in a way each years defending champion can't even match? Those are the kind of quarterbacks deserving of you photoshopping skirts on them?

Typical Steeler fan delusions. I like the honest Steeler fans much more than the fictional and delusional ones, because that kind is among the worst variety of football fan in the league with pretty much zero respect for the sport over all.

Are you kidding me? Brady gets up and bitches, pisses, and moans more than any other quarterback when he gets hit. I've literally watched him bitch to a ref and then then the ref turns and throws a late flag.

How about this classic Brady temper tantrum after a clean hit as the ball was coming out of his hands?

[SCMom]

Originally Posted by NEPatriots

I watch every Patriots game, every week, and Brady calls for no such thing, and I see him take serious beatings.

If you have to resort to outright lying to make your argument it means you have no argument.

Last year Brady played football with an elbow injury all through out the middle of the season and then went into the post season with a shoulder injury that was reinjured during the Superbowl (that he lead his team to WHILE injured) and he kept every one of those injuries secret.

If that was Big Ben he would of had been reminding everyone every five seconds how he's playing injured, like he always does, then he would of lost to a QB as bad as Tebow, so that makes him a tough guy, because whining and media sympathy are for tough quarterbacks, right? Tough quarterbacks who can't make it past last years pathetic Bronco team? Quarterbacks who probably won't be seeing another play off game for a long, long time?

And "sissy" quarterbacks are the kind who lead very flawed teams to Superbowls on their shoulders while injured and not saying a single word about it? Quarterbacks with an aura so powerful and who inspire, and have inspired for over a decade, his opponents absolute best shot, each and every week, in a way each years defending champion can't even match? Those are the kind of quarterbacks deserving of you photoshopping skirts on them?

Typical Steeler fan delusions. I like the honest Steeler fans much more than the fictional and delusional ones, because that kind is among the worst variety of football fan in the league with pretty much zero respect for the sport over all.

Oh please...but down the Brady jizz already. We know he's a great quarterback. That's why he doesn't need to be crying to the refs for flags....and yes, he does. And you know it. If you don't, you've been living under a rock for the past four years, not watching Patriots games. I'm not saying every time, but enough times to develop a reputation for it from both players and fans. There is a reason for that.

As to him keeping his injuries secret...for years he didn't have to say a thing. What was it, 3 years straight he was on the injury reports? Besides, he waits till after the game is lost to cry about his injuries, like it's supposed to be some part of an excuse (lots of QBs, including Ben, do this...no biggie). I'm not going to say that Ben doesn't talk to the media too much, or hasn't blown his injuries up in the media...but the past few years, his injuries have been ones that you kind of can't miss. The ankle wasn't going to be hidden, neither was the broken nose, or his latest rib/shoulder injury.

So get over it, grow a bit of thicker skin. If you think Brady is such a damned good leader (I'm not saying he's not), and is such an iron man who never pleas for flags from the refs, you wouldn't get so worked up and defensive about it, on another teams forum nonetheless.

[Buddha Bus]

Originally Posted by NEPatriots

I watch every Patriots game, every week, and Brady calls for no such thing, and I see him take serious beatings.

What happens in the Patriots locker room showers, stays in the Patriots locker room showers.




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[SCMom]

This still cracks me up.

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[KManX89]

Originally Posted by IowaSteeler927

Are you kidding me? Brady gets up and bitches, pisses, and moans more than any other quarterback when he gets hit. I've literally watched him bitch to a ref and then then the ref turns and throws a late flag.

How about this classic Brady temper tantrum after a clean hit as the ball was coming out of his hands?

Or this one:



BTW, dumbass Pats troll, Terrell Suggs was pushed INTO Brady's knees by his offensive lineman... that's not a penalty at all, doofus, learn the rules:

Rule 12, Section 2, Article 9 :

"It is not a foul if the defender is blocked (or fouled) into the passer and has no opportunity to avoid him"



Now watch the clip again, pause it at 0:02, you can clearly see his offensive lineman (#57) extending an arm out and shoving him... so in essence, Marsha Brady started whining to get a phantom roughing the passer call, and got it, as usual. Not surprising, though, we all know the NFL FO gives Fallatio to Marsha, at every turn.

[The Curtain's Crusader]

He threw quite the temper-tantrum tonight when the refs gave San Fran a timeout right before he took the snap. It was hilarious. Literally stomping his feet and whining to the ref. The TO was clearly called in time, too.

[NEPatriots]

Originally Posted by The Curtain's Crusader

He threw quite the temper-tantrum tonight when the refs gave San Fran a timeout right before he took the snap. It was hilarious. Literally stomping his feet and whining to the ref. The TO was clearly called in time, too.

He slammed the ball down and got in the officials face.

That's called having a passionate HOF quarterback who at the age of 35 still wants to absolutely destroy every team he faces.

You wouldn't know or recognize passion like that because... well... Big Ben is your quarterback.

[Neil-Still-Rules-14]

Originally Posted by NEPatriots

He slammed the ball down and got in the officials face.

That's called having a passionate HOF quarterback who at the age of 35 still wants to absolutely destroy every team he faces.

You wouldn't know or recognize passion like that because... well... Big Ben is your quarterback.

There's a difference between passion and just being a plain douche. I've never seen any of the all-time greats pull such debauchery.

And you want to talk about passion? How about a QB essentially getting his foot separated from his body, then having it taped up and playing 15 minutes later, even while being basically immobile?

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Or a QB having his nose broken and not missing a single play?

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So no, just acting like an 11-year old girl is not what qualifies "passion."