So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

[ghz in pittsburgh]

That seems to be the consensus now that Denver D was shredded by an offense without RBs, no Antonio Brown (MVP type of season) and a banged up Roethlisberger. So now Brady is about to hit town and the lopsided post season history between Brady and Manning ...

[ckg927]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

That simply means I'm supporting whoever wins the NFC championship.

EITHER of them can take down the AFC.

[Mace]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

Startles me more when the Pats don't go to the Superbowl.

[Mr. Miyagi]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

ABC - Anybody But the Cheatriots

[YardRat]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

**** New England.

[feldspar]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

New England is currently three-point favorites AT Denver.

[feldspar]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

**** New England.

I could not have put it mote eloquently myself.

[Mr. Pink]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

And they're gonna win too.

[Guest]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

And they're gonna win too.

Yup.

Once the Bills are out, I typically root for the Patriots.

I have a lot of respect for their success.

[feldspar]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

Yup.

Once the Bills are out, I typically root for the Patriots.

I have a lot of respect for their success.

Damn Canadians...

You're on my ****-list, pal

[Thurmal]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

That seems to be the consensus now that Denver D was shredded

They gave up 16 points against a top-five quarterback; I don't know if "shredded" is the right term.

[BillsImpossible]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

[Mace]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

Pats are a lesson in reality. You can like them, or hate them, doesn't really matter. The good guys don't always win, or we'd have done better these years, because we're always the good guys. If they were the Bills you wouldn't care.

Best thing to do would be to learn from their supremacy. We never do though, so until we start knocking them off, they'll always be better. And by now even when we do, well Brady is old. So let's face it. They're better than we are, and you have to figure they're better than most, pretty constantly.

I dealt with it when I was a kid and the Dolphins pounded us twice yearly. The division had to deal with it when we dominated them.

Real simple answer to it. Just beat them. We came to beat the Dolphins. Other teams came to beat us. We just can't beat the Pats. Why ? We aren't good enough, end of story.

[stuckincincy]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

That seems to be the consensus now that Denver D was shredded by an offense without RBs, no Antonio Brown (MVP type of season) and a banged up Roethlisberger. So now Brady is about to hit town and the lopsided post season history between Brady and Manning ...

This will be a tough one for the refs. PGH and DEN are perennial league darlings. They couldn't force a winner, in that contest, especially after the heat over the CIN hosing.

My guess is that the NFL/whatever channel airs the game's profit algorithms will say that a NE win will make the cash register ring louder in the long run.

[Ingtar33]

Re: So how many here are ready to see Brady and the Pats going back to the Superbowl?

especially after the heat over the CIN hosing.

Hosing?

Because the refs knocked Antonio Brown out with a flagrant headhunting hit, and then followed it up by punching a Pittsburgh Steeler. Yes, because that was the REFS fault.

The reality is the refs were at fault for not throwing a few 15 yard flagrants on both teams earlier in the game, lost complete control over the game, and then the idiot Burfict did what idiots often do, and f-ed things up for the Bengals all by himself; by putting the refs in a position where they HAD to throw the flag. That game was disgusting and embarrassing for both teams, it's just the Bengals out gooned the Steelers, and lost the game because of it.