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Quote Originally Posted by Wizerguy:

Quote Originally Posted by FinJerry:

, the Pats will drop this for sure. San Diego is Red Hot and at home.Pats only bounce back at *home after a road loss. They are reeling from that loss against the NFC's premier talent on the road. It was their 'big game'..their "test" to see if they could regain ascendancy.. to be the Once indomitable Patriots of yore once again; a team that could beat the NFC's best (?) and so I think that was a huge loss-maybe insurmountable- and will play on the psyche of the team heavily not only next week, but throughout the rest of the season into the playoffs..

I remeber when Brady went down and Matt Cassel came in and let them to play offs.  It lead to a huge contract for Csssel who really never did anything anywhere else.  I do think New England is a great team because of Bellicheck not Brady, that's why other players go there and shine, its the system.  I think if Chargers can get into Brady's head he will go into his "pout mode" and will make mistakes.  Thats why I don't like Brady he reminds me of Cutler when he is losing, a big baby.  I think it will be a good game, leaning Chargers.

Hell, you'll be lucky to get past the peaking Dolphins in the late regular season, who already handed old man Brady his behind early in the season ( which I thought set the tone for the fact the Patriots could not win another Superbowl)

'FCUK FUXCK FUXCK!'!!- it was clear Brady knew the urgent and critical importance of that loss to the Fudge Packers..

Face it, that Pats team is a push-button team..any half assed QB could do well, and maybe ever better within that framework than the non-blue chip Brady. That guy walked into a wining system from the get-go ( how many QB; of average ilk like Brady get that chance??) and I .I think he is massively overrated, there are probably 15 QB's who could do as well or even better, and maybe actually even have the tools to beat a team like the Packers.

Quote Originally Posted by FinJerry:

, the Pats will drop this for sure. San Diego is Red Hot and at home.Pats only bounce back at *home after a road loss. They are reeling from that loss against the NFC's premier talent on the road. It was their 'big game'..their "test" to see if they could regain ascendancy.. to be the Once indomitable Patriots of yore once again; a team that could beat the NFC's best (?) and so I think that was a huge loss-maybe insurmountable- and will play on the psyche of the team heavily not only next week, but througoht the rest of the season into the playoffs..

Hell, you'll be lucky to get past the peaking Dolphins in the late regular season, who already handed old man Brady his behind early in the season ( which I thought set the tone for the fact the Patriots could not win another Superbowl)

'FCUK FUXCK FUXCK!'!!- it was clear Brady knew the urgent and critical importance of that loss to the Fudge Packers..

Face it, that Pats team is a push-button team..any half assed QB could do well, and maybe ever better within that framework than the non-blue chip Brady. That guy walked into a wining system from the get-go ( how many QB; of average ilk like Brady get that chance??) and I .I think he is massively overrated, there are probably 15 QB's who could do as well or even better, and maybe actually even have the tools to beat a team like the Packers.

Quote Originally Posted by deadman2012:

Oakland always plays their division hard at home and San Diego always starts fast and somehow almost finishes last. Weird! I think I would back Oakland plus 10 and feel confident they will cover...outright win may be very difficult

Quote Originally Posted by IllTakeAll100:

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