Other useless game threads...

[6025]

Gets even better for the Pats - Brissett supposedly tore a ligament in the thumb of his throwing hand last night.

Who's their next guy up?

[Geezbolt]

Who's their next guy up?

Julian Edelman, although they said if the game had been played on Sunday, Galapagos (love that) could probably have gone.

[Guest]

They will pick up Tim Tebow and win the rest of their games.

[Mister Hoarse]

Time to run this single wings

[Lightningwill_420]

No, it isn't. They won last night because they made few mistakes on offense, played great defense and their kickoffs were superb and led to 2 turnovers that turned the game in their favor. Sometimes the simplest explanation is really the answer.

That explains one game. What's the simplest explanation for the last decade or so?

[Lightningwill_420]

Pains me to say it, but I believe that as well. Hate Belichek, the Pats, Brady, etc. But there's no way they should be winning games like they are, IMO.

That part is true.

[richpjr]

That explains one game. What's the simplest explanation for the last decade or so?

Same reason they won last night - they are the best coached team in the league. Year after year, they find players that fit their system, have great game plans that they execute, while rarely making dumb mistakes that beat themselves. The whining about they must be cheating ignores the play on the field. I think Josh McDaniels is a complete tool but that game plan to protect their rookie QB and neutralize the Houston line was a thing of beauty and executed to perfection last night. Add in good special teams play that led to some quick scores and you get a typical Patriot win. I'll repeat - sometimes the simplest execution is the answer.

[6025]

Julian Edelman, although they said if the game had been played on Sunday, Galapagos (love that) could probably have gone.

They only have one more week and Brady comes back.

[Lightningwill_420]

Same reason they won last night - they are the best coached team in the league. Year after year, they find players that fit their system, have great game plans that they execute, while rarely making dumb mistakes that beat themselves. The whining about they must be cheating ignores the play on the field. I think Josh McDaniels is a complete tool but that game plan to protect their rookie QB and neutralize the Houston line was a thing of beauty and executed to perfection last night. Add in good special teams play that led to some quick scores and you get a typical Patriot win. I'll repeat - sometimes the simplest execution is the answer.

Ah. Okay. I have serious doubts, but I guess that's the answer most people believe. I would need proof before I believe it. Cheating seems like a simpler answer than the Patsies have the greatest coaches ever - especially since the Patsies have been caught cheating twice already. There are too many holes that can be poked in the Patriots-win-because-their-coach-is-the-best theory. First being - their coach didn't win in Cleveland. And the moment he switched to New England, he became the greatest coach in any major team sport ever? I doubt it. I seriously doubt it. And I don't get why the majority of fans seem to buy it. I just can't wrap my mind around it.

[Guest]

Ah. Okay. I have serious doubts, but I guess that's the answer most people believe. I would need proof before I believe it. Cheating seems like a simpler answer than the Patsies have the greatest coaches ever - especially since the Patsies have been caught cheating twice already. There are too many holes that can be poked in the Patriots-win-because-their-coach-is-the-best theory. First being - their coach didn't win in Cleveland. And the moment he switched to New England, he became the greatest coach in any major team sport ever? I doubt it. I seriously doubt it. And I don't get why the majority of fans seem to buy it. I just can't wrap my mind around it.

Don't listen to anyone, you're actually right.

[richpjr]

Ah. Okay. I have serious doubts, but I guess that's the answer most people believe. I would need proof before I believe it. Cheating seems like a simpler answer than the Patsies have the greatest coaches ever - especially since the Patsies have been caught cheating twice already. There are too many holes that can be poked in the Patriots-win-because-their-coach-is-the-best theory. First being - their coach didn't win in Cleveland. And the moment he switched to New England, he became the greatest coach in any major team sport ever? I doubt it. I seriously doubt it. And I don't get why the majority of fans seem to buy it. I just can't wrap my mind around it.

Most people don't waste time on conspiracy theories as they rarely have any merit.

[Mister Hoarse]

Wake up sheeple!