A Sea Of Red

Let the speculation begin...

Whoever runs this account is the real MVP

Tom Brady has sign with the Bucs!!

(OK - maybe I'm a few days early, but a man can dream can't he)

prototype wrote: ↑March 17th, 2020, 9:25 am Tom Brady has sign with the Bucs!!

(OK - maybe I'm a few days early, but a man can dream can't he)

This would actually be a great option for Brady with a good coach (Arians); could help the organization be a contender again like the early 2000's. Then when he's officially done with battling his ego, he can then retire in the sun with the other retirees

Unsure why he would leave New England, unless there is the perfect scenario elsewhere, which there doesn't seem to be. There doesn't seem to be a situation like Peyton Manning to Denver out there for Brady.

NOW I’m worried that the world truly is coming to an end

His leaving NE is dumber than the NCAA transfer portal. He should stay in NE or retire.
Personally I wish there was never such a thing as free agency. (In any sport)

ballcoach15 wrote: ↑March 21st, 2020, 6:27 am His leaving NE is dumber than the NCAA transfer portal. He should stay in NE or retire.
Personally I wish there was never such a thing as free agency. (In any sport)

Yeah, he's a real dummy. Worth 180 million and married a supermodel who is twice as rich as he is. If he were really smart, with no football now, he'd be planning to drive across the country to see the HS softball players Michigan has signed for next year.

I don't get why ballcoach desires to take any kind of power away from the players. He and the Patriots clearly came to this decision together and there doesn't seem to be any ill will. He will finish out his career in tampa and retire and then go into the hall of fame as a patriot. A lot of the greats have made similar moves. Manning went to Denver and Montana went to Kansas City. This is nothing new and as is typical, your logic makes my head hurt.

thepostman wrote: ↑March 21st, 2020, 11:01 am I don't get why ballcoach desires to take any kind of power away from the players. He and the Patriots clearly came to this decision together and there doesn't seem to be any ill will. He will finish out his career in tampa and retire and then go into the hall of fame as a patriot. A lot of the greats have made similar moves. Manning went to Denver and Montana went to Kansas City. This is nothing new and as is typical, your logic makes my head hurt.

Because he’s a Liberal. All power to The Man

Brady's new offensive coordinator is former Marshall QB, Byron Leftwich.

ballcoach15 wrote: ↑March 23rd, 2020, 8:27 pm Brady's new offensive coordinator is former Marshall QB, Byron Leftwich.

Mr. Brady will definitely be COACHED UP!

I believe that photo came from a game where Leftwich engineered a comeback with a broken bone in his leg and his O-linemen were carrying him to the line of scrimmage like that between plays

Once again, Oldflame is CORRECT.

Ballcoach posted this on Facebook, and it was too good not to share:

https://americaslastlineofdefense.com/t ... DLl8VSUF8w

Sadly, I don't think Ballcoach realized that it was SATIRE.

Cider Jim wrote: ↑July 7th, 2020, 1:56 pm Ballcoach posted this on Facebook, and it was too good not to share:

https://americaslastlineofdefense.com/t ... DLl8VSUF8w

Sadly, I don't think Ballcoach realized that it was SATIRE.

Tom will probably lead the kneeling