People say never cheer an injury. I CHEERED

[RingofFire]

I don't care. I was so happy he was hurt. Especially knowing he is done for year!

Anybody else as evil and messed up like me? Tom Brady cheers, thank you.

[justasportsfan]

you're stampy. It's expected and you're allowed to.

[The Spaz]

I did a fist pump when I heard...lol Does that count?:up::beers:

[Lexwhat]

I'll be honest. Before last week, I was saying that I would love to see someone break his leg.

Now that he's actually gone, I'm a little surprised. This does put the AFC East up for grabs, but the Pats are still going to be tough, IMO.

[don137]

I would never wish for someone to get injured. As much as I hate the Patriots I would not wish for even Brady to get hurt...
I do find it ironic that Moss calls the hit on Brady dirty yet all the Patriot fans thought the hit on Losman was clean.

[RingofFire]

I did a keg stand then gave my jets friend a headbutt. He went down. I then did a cartwheel then ate a burger. I was pumpedddddd

[Pinkerton Security]

i certainly laughed and instantly texted every pats fan i knew to heckle them, ran outside naked and drank myself into oblivion and praised Jesus that the day I had been praying for the last few years or so has finally come true.

Nothing to big though.

[justasportsfan]

I didn't wish for it to happen but shnit happens and if it had to happen to anyone, it should happen to those who cheat. Karma.

BTW, Moss can cry and tell everyone it was a dirty play all he wants. It was unintentional and if you ask the KC player, he has friends on the Pats team too.

[RingofFire]

On this beautiful day... Johan Santana did what we paid him to do. A hired gun who beat the division rivals number 1.

So Mets n Bills in same day! hugeeeeeeeeee

[Mr. Miyagi]

Cheered?

I practically danced for a whole minute.

[RingofFire]

I enjoyed seeing him wince in pain. I loved every second of it. It gave me ecstasy and joy watching him suffer.

[RingofFire]

I bet people that bet on pats to win superbowl in vegas odds are pissed.

Wasted there money.

[ALL D]

If given a choice I would trade the Bills a victory to see him hurt yesterday...

great day yesterday!!

[cocamide]

Everyone in the bar I was at was cheering. They also cheered for Kevin Smith when he got his first TD for the Lions (we're right by UCF), but the cheers for Brady's injury were much louder.

[northernbillfan]

I like the fact that he's out for the season. I was happy to hear that news yesterday.

I am glad that he is not seriously injured tho. I would not wish that upon anyone.

That kind of karma WILL bite you in the ass.

[OpIv37]

I didn't exactly jump up and down and cheer, but I was definitely happy about it.

When it first happened, I saw it on the Game Mix channel but I didn't get too excited because I figured he'd be back. The Patriots usually only have good luck. As the news got worse, I definitely got happier.

This is the first time in my life that I was ever happy to hear about an injury. I even felt bad for Marino when he tore his Achilles and missed a season. But the Patriots, their coach and their fans deserve this for their arrogance and cheeting

[MikeInRoch]

I can never wish upon or feel good about someone who beats us because they are just damn good.

I *can*, however, cheer for people who are dirty players to get injured. Here's to another knee injury to Rodney Harrison.

[Mr. Miyagi]

I like the fact that he's out for the season. I was happy to hear that news yesterday.

I am glad that he is not seriously injured tho. I would not wish that upon anyone.

That kind of karma WILL bite you in the ass.
Sorry about the bad karma but I hate Brady's guts, on and off the field. The guy is the second biggest cocky ******* in the world, right next to Bellicheat.

I hope they have to amputate that ****ing leg, then his model girlfiend dumps his sorry ass, then all the vegas bosses chase him down and take all his money for making them lose their money for betting on the Patriots, so he ends up broke ass, alone and crippled for life.

I might then pity him a bit and throw him a quarter.

Yes I'm going to hell. **** BRADY.

[circlethewagons]

When they showed the highlights at halftime at the stadium everyone was cheering like crazy. I've never seen fans go so crazy over an injury

[Agent007]

Injuries happen.

It was unfortunate, but changes the tide in the AFC East.

It surely will.

[Italian Stallion]

ANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNYONE who wasn't happy to hear this news is kidding themselves.

I'm not even going to get into the obvious implications it has for the Bills on the field, as well as the rest of the AFC.

But, I heard some people swearing at me in the stadium yesterday (when I was cheering and dancing ) when they announced that Brady hurt his knee.

"You shouldn't wish injury on anyone you *******" riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

If anyone would be ok after suffering an injury like this, it's Brady or ANYONE else that's lucky enough to play in this league. We often forget guys like him make MILLIONS of dollars PLAYING A GAME....they are catered to every minute of every day, and have access FOR FREE to some of the best doctors in the world.

I would never wish death on anyone, thats for damn sure....but wishing that Brady gets the year off to collect his enourmous paycheck, while giving the team I root for a better chance at winning? I'd do that allll day long.

[ALL D]

great avatar, better thread...

two good things man!!

[Agent007]

Can you really feel bad for the patriots?

Harrison, Wilfork, etc..

This news could not have happened to nicer guys.

[DraftBoy]

Sucks because you never want to see a guy get injured thats for sure but it does make our chances much better, we'll just have to see.

[Bill Brasky]

last night shirley temple said that nfl fans would be saddened by this news... and it made me think back to halftime at the ralph when 71,000 people simultaneously cheered like we had won the super bowl.

**** tom brady, **** the pats, and **** new england. you deserve every ounce of pain and suffering that comes your way... this couldn't have happened to a better team given the fact that the intelligence of the pats fan is trumped only by the philly fan. eat a dick new england.

[yordad]

A bad thing happened to a bad person = a good thing, IMO.

Am I like a vigilante if I'm not the one who does it?

[Michael82]

I gotta admit that when word was spreading that Brady was out of the game and rumored to have a torn ACL...i was happy. I was among the many fans at the Ralph who cheered when it showed Brady getting hurt. I hate that piece of **** more than I ever hated Dan Marino and am glad that karma finally got the Patriots where it hurts the most.

[W1DER1GHT]

I knew about the injury before it was announced on the scoreboard at the half because of a guy with his portable sirius, our section already was already buzzing. When they anounced it on the screen I cheered like I heard it for the first time. I didn't wish the injury on the guy, but I sure am glad to see him out of the picture, for this season anyway.

[Michael82]

last night shirley temple said that nfl fans would be saddened by this news... and it made me think back to halftime at the ralph when 71,000 people simultaneously cheered like we had won the super bowl.

**** tom brady, **** the pats, and **** new england. you deserve every ounce of pain and suffering that comes your way... this couldn't have happened to a better team given the fact that the intelligence of the pats fan is trumped only by the philly fan. eat a dick new england.
:rofl: I agree. When I heard Peter King say that last night, I was laughing my ass off. So many fans can't stand the guy, he's a cocky arrogant ***** and the cheating that he and Belichick did really pissed people off. **** him! I also cheered when I watched the highlights of his injury and heard the crowd go nuts when they showed the halftime highlights.

[Michael82]

I knew about the injury before it was announced on the scoreboard at the half because of a guy with his portable sirius, our section already was already buzzing. When they anounced it on the screen I cheered like I heard it for the first time. I didn't wish the injury on the guy, but I sure am glad to see him out of the picture, for this season anyway.
Our section was also talking about the injury before the half. We were all checking our cell phones and trying to get the latest. Someone kept getting text messages in my row from someone who lives near Boston and kept hearing more info leak out about him suffering a torn ACL. The buzz was flowing and many people in my section was high fiving.

[HughC]

Apparently I'm in the minority based on the responses in this thread, but cheering an injury and actually wanting someone to have to undergo surgery is pretty low in my opinion. I hate Brady because he is the face for a team that has beaten us over and over again. I want to beat them with Brady on the field, knock him down and hit him so hard we take his will away. Sorry, but an injury to a player - even one that play's for a division rival - is not something to cheer about.

That being said, I am pumped up even more about our chances now. Our chances just got much better, and the team had a great win yesterday. Injuries are such are part of the game that we just accept them and shrug our shoulders, but to wish injury on someone else and revel in it's happening just seems like very bad karma. I don't feel bad for Brady or bad for the Patriots - injuries are part of the game - but no, I don't feel right cheering an injury.

[madness]

When they announced he was out for the season, I acted like the Bills literally just won the division. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>
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Hey Brady, ain't karma a *****? hahaha...so is rehab you little ****er. I knew you were the same piece of crap I watched in disgust at <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:State w:st="on"><st1:place w:st="on">Michigan</st1:place></st1:State>. Is it coincidence you looked lost as heck yesterday? Oh my... it was almost like you weren't getting the defensive plays piped into your helmet you cheating bastard!!! ...Hey, I'm a forgiving guy and would call it even but.... wasn't that play a little reminiscent of when your dirty, filthy, cheating ass teammate intentionally took out JP's knee? Too bad, so sad... looks like there's more **** coming your way, douchebag.<o:p></o:p>
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P.S. <st1:country-region w:st="on"><st1:place w:st="on">Chad</st1:place></st1:country-region> Henne... I'm watching you. :evil:<o:p></o:p>

[Mr. Pink]

Any of you who cheered Brady getting hurt are as low as Philly fans who cheered Michael Irvin getting hurt.

Did Pats fans cheer when JP got hurt?

Sickening.

[Michael82]

Any of you who cheered Brady getting hurt are as low as Philly fans who cheered Michael Irvin getting hurt.

Did Pats fans cheer when JP got hurt?

Sickening.
Sorry but I think the main thing people cheered for was seeing something bad finally happen to the Patriots...plus it makes the division WIDE OPEN again.

[RingofFire]

Any of you who cheered Brady getting hurt are as low as Philly fans who cheered Michael Irvin getting hurt.

Did Pats fans cheer when JP got hurt?

Sickening.

You're clueless. Compare Irvin to Everett not Brady. You can compare it to JP hit. Irvin, Everett were motionless.

Nice try and if JP was actually a superstar that pats could never beat, hell ya they cheer it.

I wouldn't cheer the brady thing if he was motionless and carted out

[CUHATIN]

I cheered when we beat the Hawks but i cheered even louder when i heard Brady was out for the year!!!

[Cole]

personally, I was hoping Patrick Kerney would just break Trent Edwards' arm.

[Mr. Pink]

I'm clueless?

You're heartless for cheering for someone's livelihood to be taken away from him.

In the end everyone on the field is a human being and has people, including himself, to provide for.

[njsue]

The entire fan base of AFC & NFC at the Sportz bar n grill stood up clapped and cheered. Then the high 5's followed.

[msfdurango]

My understanding that before the ball was snapped he was already playing with an injury. Ego and his belief that he is more superhuman than anyone else got him just what he and his team deserved

[Crisis]

I'm clueless?

You're heartless for cheering for someone's livelihood to be taken away from him.

In the end everyone on the field is a human being and has people, including himself, to provide for.
i can deal with being heartless as long as the bills win the east

**** brady

[ALL D]

How can anyone feel bad for Brady?

He comes from a team proven to cheat, kick, play dirty or do whatever it takes to win. Now they are at an even playing field. Big deal if Brady has to sit home with his beautiful girlfriend instead of practicing, I don't feel bad for him at all. Not even an ounce. Perfectly good hit on the enemy who had an advantage over us...

good ridance

[Jan Reimers]

I don't cheer for injuries to good people. Arrogant asses like Brady deserve them.

[Wally The Barber]

I find it ironic that Brady goes down on the same type of tackle that put Losman out for a few games in 2007.

Its hard to feel sorry for a team that cheats and runs the score up on opposing teams

You are forgiven!

[SABuffalo786]

That kind of karma WILL bite you in the ass.


Not us. Even after this we're still owed some good fortune after last season's injury debacle.

[SABuffalo786]

Any of you who cheered Brady getting hurt are as low as Philly fans who cheered Michael Irvin getting hurt.

Did Pats fans cheer when JP got hurt?

Sickening.


Did your Grandpa chastise revelers in Times Square for being classless when Hitler ate a bullet?

Good Christ, the most evil team in the history of game gets what's coming to it and you want to have a moment of silence. Go support the Browns if you're so disgusted.

[SABuffalo786]

I'm clueless?

You're heartless for cheering for someone's livelihood to be taken away from him.

In the end everyone on the field is a human being and has people, including himself, to provide for.


Yeah, I'm sure he's going to have a real tough time paying his child support. Get real. :rolleyes:

[BuffaloBisco]

When I first saw the replay of the injury, I laughed for a good 5 minutes. When I heard that some one on the Pats said they heard Brady scream, I laughed again. When I heard Peter King say on NBC that he was most likely done for the year, I laughed for a good 10 minutes more. Sunday was a perfect day.

[DMBcrew36]

It's already been mentioned, but it's hard not to cheer because the injury doesn't just screw Brady this season. It screws that scumbag cheater Belicheck. It screws all those arrogant players on that team. If I believed in karma, I'd say that this injury is the football world righting itself.

[patmoran2006]

I think its wrong to cheer for an injury, but I'd be lying if I said I didnt give a little fist pump when I saw the replay.

[Historian]

I agree Pat.

Especially after he badmouthed Buffalo in that interview.

[Michael82]

I don't cheer for injuries to good people. Arrogant asses like Brady deserve them.
Exactly! Well said, Jan! :hi5:

[Michael82]

It's already been mentioned, but it's hard not to cheer because the injury doesn't just screw Brady this season. It screws that scumbag cheater Belicheck. It screws all those arrogant players on that team. If I believed in karma, I'd say that this injury is the football world righting itself.
The only thing that would have been even better would be if Vince Wilfork tore his ACL. Then it would definitely be karma biting him in the ass.

[DMBcrew36]

The only thing that would have been even better would be if Vince Wilfork tore his ACL. Then it would definitely be karma biting him in the ass.

Very true. The image of Wilfork sticking his arm out to Losman's knee was the first thing that entered my mind when they showed the Brady injury during the Bills game on TV.

[Mr. Miyagi]

The only thing that would have been even better would be if Vince Wilfork tore his ACL. Then it would definitely be karma biting him in the ass.
This was only Week 1. He'll have 15 more chances to shred up his knee. :up:

[Michael82]

This was only Week 1. He'll have 15 more chances to shred up his knee. :up:
Good point. plus it would be sweeter if Derrick Dockery or Melvin Fowler blocked him and forced him to shred it. :up:

[Saratoga Slim]

Any of you who cheered Brady getting hurt are as low as Philly fans who cheered Michael Irvin getting hurt.

Did Pats fans cheer when JP got hurt?

Sickening.

Yeah. This thread needs to be deleted before God smites us with 17 more IRs.

[madness]

Any of you who cheered Brady getting hurt are as low as Philly fans who cheered Michael Irvin getting hurt.

Did Pats fans cheer when JP got hurt?

Sickening.

I'm sorry, I didn't realize JP and the Bills were a threat to NE fans. :rolleyes:

Will Brady walk again?.... yes.

Will Brady play football again?.... yes.

Will Brady still be a millionaire?... yes.

How are we supposed to feel bad for him again?

Yes, it stinks he won't be able to pay a GAME for a whole entire year...blah, blah, blah... but would we be cheering if this happened to another QB in a different division or conference?... NO!

I wouldn't expect someone to understand who criticizes and judges any other man's actions unless they were perfect themselves. I find that even more sickening.

We're hardcore Bills fans who have been tormented by a team filled with low morals from coach to player and we just saw their poster boy (who they use as front to portray their "holier than thou" image) go down for a whole season, in turn, giving us a better chance to reach the postseason since '99.

So what Bills fan wouldn't be excited by that? :idunno:

P.S. Go Browns! :shakeno:

[Mudflap1]

I don't wish for anyone to be injured... not even Brady. However, as someone on Bill Simmons' column wrote in today, Belichick, Brady, and Moss are jerks, so there is a bit of mixed emotions taking place.

Some might say... don't you feel bad for Brady? This I will give an unequivocal answer... NO! In 2 seconds I would trade places with him and take his injury for a year with his $10 million (or whatever it is) salary. Who's with me?

Jon

[casdhf]

Any of you who cheered Brady getting hurt are as low as Philly fans who cheered Michael Irvin getting hurt.

Did Pats fans cheer when JP got hurt?

Sickening. He'll get paid for the year.

[Mr. Miyagi]

I don't wish for anyone to be injured... not even Brady. However, as someone on Bill Simmons' column wrote in today, Belichick, Brady, and Moss are jerks, so there is a bit of mixed emotions taking place.

Some might say... don't you feel bad for Brady? This I will give an unequivocal answer... NO! In 2 seconds I would trade places with him and take his injury for a year with his $10 million (or whatever it is) salary. Who's with me?

Jon
For $10 million bucks I'd be more than willing to rehab for a year.

[MTBillsFan]

Everytime the highlite comes on I cheer and my girlfriend hits me because we arent' supposed to cheer for that...I got the 3 name scold the other day! oh happy days!

GO BILLS!

[Ronald Hinckleberry]

I wouldn't worry to much about this Brady fella, after all now he can sit home, relax and bang supermodels 24/7.

[LarryBoy]

:funny:

When I heard I was as giddy as a freakin' schoolgirl.

Even now I still giggle once and awhile.

I just cant help myself.

:funny:

[Melissaaaa]

I laughed, text all my friends, laughed some more, and got pumped for the rest of the season.

[LarryBoy]

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HAHHAHAHHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!!

Opps, there I go again!

[Saratoga Slim]

I'll say it again - I'm disappointed in this thread.

Sure, there's no real reason to feel bad for Tom Brady. He'll only miss a season, and get paid hansomely while not really having to do anything. Plus, even if his football days ended right now, the guy's already had a career that anyone in the NFL would envy.

That said, there's just something wrong about being happy to see an opponent's star player get injured. Being happy that the competition will not be as good now is a loser's mentality--winners want to measure themselves against the best. I.e. the Giants beat the Pats fair and square with Tom at the helm--now if we do the same and win the division there will always be a caveat.

Lame.

[Philagape]

I'll say it again - I'm disappointed in this thread.

Sure, there's no real reason to feel bad for Tom Brady. He'll only miss a season, and get paid hansomely while not really having to do anything. Plus, even if his football days ended right now, the guy's already had a career that anyone in the NFL would envy.

That said, there's just something wrong about being happy to see an opponent's star player get injured. Being happy that the competition will not be as good now is a loser's mentality--winners want to measure themselves against the best. I.e. the Giants beat the Pats fair and square with Tom at the helm--now if we do the same and win the division there will always be a caveat.

Lame.

That's the downside. In many minds, 2008 will have an asterisk next to it.

But injuries happen, and there are often what-ifs. It's about time the news worked in the Bills' favor.

[Novacane]

I did not cheer when it happened. I thought for sure he'd be ok. That just seems to be the Patriots luck. When I heard Monday he was out for the year I'd be lying if I said I was not excited about it.

[christhebillsfan783]

I started jumping up and down and lauging hysterically saying YES YES YES!!! BYE PATRIOTS!!. haahaa. but in all honesty karma is a mean *****. O well the patriots will just cheat twice as much now.

[ALL D]

good times good times!!

this thread still makes me teary eyed with happiness!!

[DraftBoy]

Winning the East this year really wont count in my mind. You dont get credit for beating a team without their best players. Anybody who has played sports before knows that you never want to see a guy get injured because A) It sucks and B) Because you want to beat them at their best, not because you needed some injury to help you out.

Im very dissapointed in this thread and the reaction in this board. Very similar to Philly and Oakland fans in that regard and its quite disturbing what many have said.

[madness]

Some past SB winners would disagree. Usually the healthiest team makes the run in the playoffs and I don't hear anybody discrediting what they have accomplished. If the Bills win the division, every Bills fan should be proud. This is football and injuries happen.


Im very dissapointed in this thread

Get off your damn pedestals. Not one of you is any better then anybody that said anything negative. What a joke. :shakeno:

[DraftBoy]

Some past SB winners would disagree. Usually the healthiest team makes the run in the playoffs and I don't hear anybody discrediting what they have accomplished.



Get off your damn pedestals. Not one of you is any better then anybody that said anything negative. What a joke. :shakeno:

Its not a pedestal its called being able to separate real life from a football game. Did you read the comments here? They are pretty sick and twisted. Seriously cheering that a guy busted his knee up? Im sure it was all laughs and giggles for Tonya Harding too...

[madness]

Its not a pedestal its called being able to separate real life from a football game. Did you read the comments here? They are pretty sick and twisted. Seriously cheering that a guy busted his knee up? Im sure it was all laughs and giggles for Tonya Harding too...

... and I'm sure everybody is dead serious too.

Holy apples and oranges, Batman.

[DraftBoy]

... and I'm sure everybody is dead serious too.

Holy apples and oranges, Batman.

Im pretty sure a lot of people sadly are being serious, I will assume you read this thread, correct? Ask them whose joking and whose being serious about their comments.

[RingofFire]

I am a realist. I keep it real. I am happy as ****. boo ****ing hoo Doucheboy

[DraftBoy]

I am a realist. I keep it real. I am happy as ****. boo ****ing hoo Doucheboy

Like I said people are being more serious than you may think. Of course then again some of them are idiots too.

[Dr. Lecter]

Winning the East this year really wont count in my mind. You dont get credit for beating a team without their best players. Anybody who has played sports before knows that you never want to see a guy get injured because A) It sucks and B) Because you want to beat them at their best, not because you needed some injury to help you out.

Im very dissapointed in this thread and the reaction in this board. Very similar to Philly and Oakland fans in that regard and its quite disturbing what many have said.

While I also agree the cheering of the injury is disturbing, to say winning the East would not count is silly. Injuries are part of the game and there will be no asterik if Buffalo or the Jets win the division.

But I would prefer to beat a Brady led Pats.

[RingofFire]

I hope Tom Brady is able to have a normal life outside football. But i hope he is never the same. And i'd be happy if he never played A GAINNNNNNNNNN!!!

Again i would never wish him harm outside field.

Actually I want him back but not at same level. A gimp with less mobility would be my number one hope. I hope he tears his throwing arm too.

[DraftBoy]

While I also agree the cheering of the injury is disturbing, to say winning the East would not count is silly. Injuries are part of the game and there will be no asterik if Buffalo or the Jets win the division.

But I would prefer to beat a Brady led Pats.

It would count, but it wouldnt really be the same. While injuries are part of the game athletes know that it doesn't really matter until your best beat their best. Unfortunately it happens less frequently now.

[Mr. Pink]

Anyone who cheered the fact that Tom Brady shredded his knee in this thread, let me know when you break, dislocate or tear something. So I can sit there and cheer that your you're layed up for weeks and have to go through PT.

Make sure you do this for me.

Thanks!

[njsue]

While I also agree the cheering of the injury is disturbing, to say winning the East would not count is silly. Injuries are part of the game and there will be no asterik if Buffalo or the Jets win the division.

But I would prefer to beat a Brady led Pats.

You may get that chance next year vs a less mobile Brady.

[RingofFire]

Anyone who cheered the fact that Tom Brady shredded his knee in this thread, let me know when you break, dislocate or tear something. So I can sit there and cheer that your you're layed up for weeks and have to go through PT.

Make sure you do this for me. No correlation to each example.

Thanks!

We aren't football players.

A better example would be if you plead not guilty to a traffic ticket and the cop that gave you ticket TORE HIS ACL Getting out of his car walking in to get a donut. Therefore missing court date and you getting off! I'd cheer that too with wreckless abandon!!!

As it directly effects you. Brady affects Bills OUR team. Ticket affects us too

Your example was dumb. But i may cheer you getting a heart attack cause you're a ......

[madness]

Anyone who cheered the fact that Tom Brady shredded his knee in this thread, let me know when you break, dislocate or tear something. So I can sit there and cheer that your you're layed up for weeks and have to go through PT.

Make sure you do this for me.

Thanks!

Let me ask you this... Did you ever cheer or feel happy when a human being lost his life?