Well first let's see if Brady actually misses 4 games before we jump to conclusions, shall we?
Yeah. I had the Pats at either 10-6 or 11-5.
Not a bad prediction but Pats will beat Indy regardless of who is QB for the Pats. I could pick apart that D. BB will devise a game plan that Luck will struggle with again IMHO. BB will make it personal.
I think it'll be tighter this year than last year, but it wouldn't surprise me if the Patriots won that one, especially because Brady will be back from his pending suspension.
Back and putting a 50 burger on them.
That's all real cute. However, it doesn't explain why they continue to beat those other professional divisions in the playoffs? That tells me that no matter which division they were in they would still win. Those of us who actually understand football realize that divisional games are the toughest because they play each other so often. So 6 wins is no guarentee.
They may play you tough by default, but those teams would go a step further and kick your ass more often if they went by the names "Pittsburgh" or "Cincinnati", for example.
know it's importance.
No doubt home field is a huge advantage. My point stands that Pats routinely beat their AFC opponents. So put them in any division the odds are they will continue to get to the playoffs. They may or may not get HFA? But if you keep introducing new arguements you may finally sway this in your favor. This thread started about the Pats record, next it moved to the playoffs, then HFA. Soon you'll introduced something about the SB.They may play you tough by default, but those teams would go a step further and kick your ass more often if they went by the names "Pittsburgh" or "Cincinnati", for example.
And actually, this DOES have something to say in why they beat those other professional divisions in the playoffs. You see, home field advantage is literally what it says it is: home. field. ADVANTAGE. The latter word being the key. Meaning advantage: Patriots. Now, I realize that getting thumped a couple times in the playoffs at home (and probably a third with any luck from Cundiff) might have skewed your perspective of how important home field advantage is. But "those of us who actually understand football"
Hammer surprise me once and add something of value to the conversation.lol @ the Pats.
They may play you tough by default, but those teams would go a step further and kick your ass more often if they went by the names "Pittsburgh" or "Cincinnati", for example.
And actually, this DOES have something to say in why they beat those other professional divisions in the playoffs. You see, home field advantage is literally what it says it is: home. field. ADVANTAGE. The latter word being the key. Meaning advantage: Patriots. Now, I realize that getting thumped a couple times in the playoffs at home (and probably a third with any luck from Cundiff) might have skewed your perspective of how important home field advantage is. But "those of us who actually understand football"
Welcome to the board Psycho you will find patriot fan rather delusional. Don't bring up Deflategate bc it means u are hating on them or Brady... Be careful with that one...lolThey may play you tough by default, but those teams would go a step further and kick your ass more often if they went by the names "Pittsburgh" or "Cincinnati", for example.
And actually, this DOES have something to say in why they beat those other professional divisions in the playoffs. You see, home field advantage is literally what it says it is: home. field. ADVANTAGE. The latter word being the key. Meaning advantage: Patriots. Now, I realize that getting thumped a couple times in the playoffs at home (and probably a third with any luck from Cundiff) might have skewed your perspective of how important home field advantage is. But "those of us who actually understand football"
Stop lying no you wouldn't want them in your division. Look even the NFC South sent a team to playoffs. My point no matter how strong your div is or isn't someone gets to go. Getting there is one thing, winning is another. The only team over the years (regular season) the Ravens have regularly beaten are the Jets. But don't allow facts to ruin your trolling attempts.
