Brady Crushes Montana

[Dude]

Never in my life have I heard someone use "60 minutes" as a response for actions before the issues. It's always after.

I think you're backpedaling. I think you forgot how the game played out.

Not really backpedaling, the game is 60 minutes long. The lead they built up helped offset the INTs. How many passes did Bucs receivers drop in that game?

 

[NEhomer]

Neither were the Bucs, tbh. Winston just kept throwing the ball to the wrong team

Can anybody concede a simple point around here? The '20 Bucs were not "a million times better" than the '90 Chiefs.

Stubborn bitches.

 

[Fountain City Blues]

Can anybody concede a simple point around here? The '20 Bucs were not "a million times better" than the '90 Chiefs.

Stubborn bitches.

Oh, we'll concede it when we're honest about what that 7-9 team's roster ranks:

Hint, it's #1

 

[PDay8810]

laughing AT Brady crushes Montana

pure click bait

 

[jarntt]

It's been true for some time but this season puts the nail in the coffin. Going to the SB the very first year with another team? It'll be crazy if he does win but Montana couldn't sustain it without Walsh and those defenses. Montana fans can still be butthurt, but they do need to STFU. Tampa's not in this game without picking up Tom.

Pulling for him and gronk today and wishing we hadn't switched out with a fucking Disney character.

Didn't Montana put a not so good Chiefs team on his back and almost get to the game

 

[chappee11]

Please
The guy just threw 3 picks and tried his hardest to send his team home last game

carried again by his defense

Did you see how he played in the FIRST half, though? He was nearly perfect.

And do you ever lay some of the blame on Brees or Aaron Rodgers being the biggest big-game chokers of their era? Rodgers had approximately 147 plays inside the 10 and couldn’t score. Some guys shrivel up in big moments. Brady is certainly not one of them.

 

[Wamu]

He got fired was the point?

Yes he did get fired. But not by the Browns like you said in comment # 49.

Poor guy already got fired in his first HC job in Cleveland

You said he got fired in Cleveland. He wasn't fired until the team had moved to Baltimore. So how exactly did the Browns fire him?

 

[chappee11]

And in fairness

Montana, Marino, Elway, etc

played in an era where it was legal to play defense

LT wasn’t called for roughing on Joe Theisman

Well...this is obviously true. We are living in the era of “fast break” football now where no defense is even allowed. The scoring will only get more ridiculous from here. It wasn’t even like this when Brady started in the league. This is a great time to come into the league as a QB. Every guy throws for 300 yards and 3TD’s every week. Those used to be monster numbers.

 

[Clayton]

Can anybody concede a simple point around here? The '20 Bucs were not "a million times better" than the '90 Chiefs.

Stubborn bitches.

I already did in this thread. I was just pointing out that the Bucs record was deceptive so you're the one being stubborn.

 

[chappee11]

“wrong team Tom”

that’s what we call him here

cause he’s always throwing to the wrong team

What do you call Daniel Jones?

 

[sonnyblack65]

Yes he did get fired. But not by the Browns like you said in comment # 49.




You said he got fired in Cleveland. He wasn't fired until the team had moved to Baltimore. So how exactly did the Browns fire him?

I guess me along with the Cleveland paper 21 Years Ago Today, Bill Belichick Was Fired By The Browns

and NBC sports had it wrong, along with many others Thanks for the clarification

.

 

[sonnyblack65]

What do you call Daniel Jones?

Yeah Brady who has one of the best td/int in NFL history , Dirt needs to troll better

 

[Wamu]

I guess me along with the Cleveland paper 21 Years Ago Today, Bill Belichick Was Fired By The Browns

and NBC sports had it wrong, along with many others Thanks for the clarification

.

Right out of the article you posted.

Art Modell, then-owner of the Browns, took to the podium at Camden Yards in Baltimore and announced that he was relocating the team to Baltimore for the 1996 NFL season.

Three months later, on February 15th, 1996, Bill Belichick was fired


Did you even bother reading what you posted? So again you wanna say the Browns fired BB when clearly it states in the article he wasn't fired until the team had moved to Baltimore.

 

[chappee11]

Yeah Brady who has one of the best td/int in NFL history , Dirt needs to troll better

It’s been a loooooong 20 years for him trying to convince himself that Brady only won big games because of BB(while losing every big game on his own).

Meanwhile, the same guy will sing the praises of Rodgers and Brees over and over and over while watching them shrivel up when the spotlight gets brightest. It’s always entertaining.

 

[sonnyblack65]

Right out of the article you posted.

Art Modell, then-owner of the Browns, took to the podium at Camden Yards in Baltimore and announced that he was relocating the team to Baltimore for the 1996 NFL season.

Three months later, on February 15th, 1996, Bill Belichick was fired


Did you even bother reading what you posted? So again you wanna say the Browns fired BB when clearly it states in the article he wasn't fired until the team had moved to Baltimore.

That doesn't say shit, just said that he said he was going to relocate to Balt, and BB was fired in Feb

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

Tom Brady does have the best resume.

 

[sonnyblack65]

 

[BigKen]

That ship has sailed. Brady is pretty clearly more important

Same for Reid and Mahomes?? Reid couldn't locate the toilet paper roller without Mahoimes.
Admit it, Reid was an annual loser. Now he being talked aboutas a 'great' coach. GMAFB.

 

[Fountain City Blues]

Same for Reid and Mahomes?? Reid couldn't locate the toilet paper roller without Mahoimes.
Admit it, Reid was an annual loser. Now he being talked aboutas a 'great' coach. GMAFB.

Andy Reid was making NFCCG's with McNabb and making the playoffs annually with Alex Smith.

You gonna tell me having a HOF QB doesn't matter? Reid was a HOF level coach who only had a narrative road-bump stopping him from entering the HOF prior to Mahomes.

 

[sonnyblack65]