@steakau_poivre@thefib0624 Lol the documentary literally tried to imply Belichick was responsible for the murder of Odin Lloyd. It was a shameless hatchet job funded by the Krafts.
@jasonbr17919299 It’s the same exact people who bitch about how the greatest dynasty in NFL history wasn’t good enough and that we should have won more than 6 Super Bowls. Nothing will ever be good enough for these ingrates. Worst fanbase in professional sports by a country mile.
@JerisGibbs@KevinMassare Brady literally won SB 36 in a postseason where his defense/special teams scored more TDs than he did.
Brady is the only QB in NFL history to win a SB by scoring 13 points or less on offense, and he did so TWICE on the Patriots.
@JakeB1911@baberuth52@raiders1022 Kraft didn’t want to give multiple years. The Patriots had reportedly drafted a multi-year contract extension but Kraft pulled the deal because he wanted to go year by year instead. Then he had all his lackeys in the media cover his ass and try to pin all the blame on Belichick.
@Foreclose_USA@PartBoner@ItallionStalyin@DanFiel51114192 I disagree his legacy is just memories. His pass defenses were so effective that the NFL literally had to change the rules in order to counter him. Pretty much every defensive scheme and concept in the modern NFL has been influenced by this in some way.
@etin_trof @PartBoner@DanFiel51114192 Belichick was the assistant HC, Parcells never made it to a SB without Belichick.
The reality with Testaverde is he was a career loser who had a losing record both before and after Belichick. BB also managed to win 11 games with Testaverde, that doesn’t really mean anything.
@Foreclose_USA@PartBoner@ItallionStalyin@DanFiel51114192 I don’t see how that’s an indictment on anything. Bill’s staff generally performed well in the positions he put them in. What they did beyond that isn’t his responsibility. Some people are just better suited to be assistants than the top guy.
@etin_trof @PartBoner@DanFiel51114192 “First round QBs” lol
Zach Wilson was also a “first round QB”. That means nothing.
The only decent QB you listed was Drew Bledsoe. Bill only had Bledsoe for one year and that was coming off a season where Bledsoe had just thrown more INTs than TDs.
@Foreclose_USA@PartBoner@ItallionStalyin@DanFiel51114192 “Let Dick Rehbein do some scouting” as if Bill Belichick wasn’t the person who hired Dick Rehbein in the first place.
Thanks for reminding us that Bill came into New England and built a world class staff.
@etin_trof @PartBoner@DanFiel51114192 McNabb was better than any QB Bill coached outside of Brady.
Reid went from McNabb to Vick to Smith to Mahomes. He literally never had a bad starting QB. Belichick’s QBs were straight up dogshit in comparison. Bledsoe was BB’s only decent QB and only for 1 season.
@nanka38005@JHVI1@VintageFB The goal of the NFL isn’t about who can win most with bums off the street. Bill built and coached the greatest dynasty in NFL history. That’s a far greater accomplishment than winning SBs with different QBs.
@R1dack1415@marktheannoyed@VintageFB Poor GM? He drafted the GOAT QB and GOAT TE. Drafted good OL and RBs for nearly 20 years. Built more top 10 PPG defenses than any GM ever. Built the #1 offense and #1 special teams from 2001-2019. He is literally the greatest GM of the salary cap era, and it’s not close.
@c_killington@JT4630@southernthrax@CardsHoney That’s not an apples to apples comparison because Alex Smith had already developed into a good QB by the time he got to KC. His SF sample stretches back to when he first entered the league and was still very raw. He had developed into a good QB over time.
@c_killington@JT4630@southernthrax@CardsHoney Winning 10-11 games with Alex Smith isn’t a special accomplishment.
Smith won 13 games in a season with San Francisco, which is more wins than any season he had in KC.
@c_killington@JT4630@southernthrax@CardsHoney You act like Alex Smith was a bad QB.
Smith was 19-5 with 30 TDs and 10 INTs in San Francisco the 2 seasons prior to joining Reid.
Smith had a higher win % with Washington than he had while playing for Andy Reid.
@MeandmyownselfP@617Betta We are paying more for Doubs than Washington is paying for Diggs. We could have kept both Diggs and Boutte for about the same price as Doubs.
I like Doubs too but I never understood the logic behind these moves, even from a monetary standpoint.
@TheBigHurtHQ@callinyouout81@jerrythornton Bill was pretty good about letting players go at the right time. Most of those players did not live up to their price tag or produce at the same level after they left. They generally did a good job replacing those guys with young prospects and FA signings.