It's Starting Again.......

[cdumler7]

Well, they do have 9 billion reasons indicating to them that their assumptions are correct...

I agree but I think it has more to do with a lack of options than that people really get excited to listen to these guys on tv. We only have a few groups to choose from and most are made up of ex-players that most have no clue what they are doing on tv. I think if somebody created a better product for fans to listen to then more of the casual fan would tune in on a regular basis plus the avid fan would feel better about using their time actually listening to these guys.

 

[sharkymcwrath]

Don't you wonder why/how some of these guys have a job? Prime example is Marshall Faulk. He's worthless, but not the only one.

Faulk is horrible.

 

[NEhomer]

He's still butt hurt over 2001.

 

[{+}Mother-Marge{+}]

....anyone else getting sick of trent-dilfer's ''theatrics'' on MNF.....?!

 

[TxHeat]

He's still butt hurt over 2001.

EXACTLY! Faulk is the No.1 anti-Pats analyst (or whatever you want to call him) out there.

 

[{+}Mother-Marge{+}]

EXACTLY! Faulk is the No.1 anti-Pats analyst (or whatever you want to call him) out there.

he's kind of ''calmed-down'' ever since we lost the last two SB's...[?].......*I guess he got even with us*.

 

[Bradyjustwins]

The issue isn't whether Peyton is worse in bad/cold weather. I would say most QBs are a little worse. Harder to make tight throws and hard to catch the ball.

The more important thing is Brady has proven to be just as good regardless of weather and for a QB playing in New England that is a huge asset.

 

[TxHeat]

The issue isn't whether Peyton is worse in bad/cold weather. I would say most QBs are a little worse. Harder to make tight throws and hard to catch the ball.

The more important thing is Brady has proven to be just as good regardless of weather and for a QB playing in New England that is a huge asset.

which is why they have such a ridiculous record at Gillette, something like 80 games over .500.