I didn't mean to insinuate that anyone is tanking. Maybe more not emphasizing winning so much.I don't believe tanking or losing is in any way acceptable to them. This is just a disaster so far. But, you never know. They could still be hoisting the AFC championship trophy at year's end -- there's so much that changes week to week.
Right now though, it's ugly. That has to be the first time Brady was ever benched during a game where New England wasn't winning big.
All good things must come to an end.Yeah, I get that. And I know Belichick has this reputation for thinking of all the angles and everything, but I think they are far too competitive to tolerate a philosophy like that. Besides, winning is a culture. Once lost, it's not so easily regained.
The Patriots have always been about "perpetuating the franchise" over loading up for a current run, though -- i.e, trading or cutting Ty Law, Richard Seymour, etc. It's just never blown up in their faces. Even when they lost 31-0 to the Bills in the 2003 home opener after Law switched teams, they eventually came back and won the Super Bowl.
This year has a different feel to it. Stunningly bad so far.
If this is successful, we should take one out for Ed Cunningham.Broncos fans start petition to ban CBS' Phil Simms from Broncos broadcasts
This and the Denver media's obsession with Richard Sherman is just weird and funny.
I have DeMarco Murray on my FF team. Yes. It's real life.Also, the Dallas Cowboys lead the league in rushing yards (800) and are second in rushing yards per game (160). Is this real life?
i have the worst f'ing grandpas.Ralph Wilson purchased the Buffalo Bills for $25,000 in 1959
55 years later, his family sold the franchise for $1.4 billion
Talk about a rate of return.. http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11663100/buffalo-bills-sale-unanimously-approved-owners