Hate on him all you want but he knows the rules and works tirelessly with his WRs to setup, and get, those calls. Not unlike how he, and 5head, perfected the rub route.
What's terribad is the PMII isn't working tirelessly to perfect the rub route (pick route that's not called) and drawing PI calls. Not to mention Brady is more than willing to let any official know when they've fucked up.
Nobility has a price. Tom has 7 rings. Let that sink in. [Reply]
Originally Posted by GloryDayz:
Hate on him all you want but he knows the rules and works tirelessly with his WRs to setup, and get, those calls. Not unlike how he, and 5head, perfected the rub route.
What's terribad is the PMII isn't working tirelessly to perfect the rub route (pick route that's not called) and drawing PI calls. Not to mention Brady is more than willing to let any official know when they've ****ed up.
Nobility has a price. Tom has 7 rings. Let that sink in.
Tommy Tongue-kisser is about as "noble" are Bernie Madoff...
He's the biggest fraud Superstar in modern sports history...
Did you know that neither team has scored a TD in his last 2 SBs?...and these teams had the two top offensive minds in football?..scored 12 points total. They had a combined month to create a strategy for the biggest game of their lives.
Drew Lock could have 2 rings in that scenario... [Reply]
Originally Posted by GloryDayz:
Hate on him all you want but he knows the rules and works tirelessly with his WRs to setup, and get, those calls. Not unlike how he, and 5head, perfected the rub route.
What's terribad is the PMII isn't working tirelessly to perfect the rub route (pick route that's not called) and drawing PI calls. Not to mention Brady is more than willing to let any official know when they've fucked up.
Nobility has a price. Tom has 7 rings. Let that sink in.
Uhh... did you watch the Super Bowl?
Because that's not what happened.... at all.
One so-called DPI hit the back wall. That's not training a WR, it's literally not DPI because it wasn't catchable. Another so-called DPI was incidental contact.... the WR tripped over himself. And even if they're training their wide outs to trip over themselves, still not DPI for incidental contact.
One of the defensive holds was nothing more than a hand on or in the vicinity of a receiver as he made his turn. Also not something they told receivers to do to draw penalties.
I guess if Brady was crying for all of those calls, that's something, but they didn't show any of that, either.
I mean, there is the whole "are you willing to cheat/cry/stretch the rules/dive" thing... and it seems to be a love/hate thing between people. I personally hate it, but I get it and the argument of "if they didn't call it, they wouldn't do it"..... I kind of like players to have a little integrity for the game though and it's not 'terribad' at all for Mahomes to play with integrity. [Reply]
Originally Posted by GloryDayz:
Hate on him all you want but he knows the rules and works tirelessly with his WRs to setup, and get, those calls. Not unlike how he, and 5head, perfected the rub route.
What's terribad is the PMII isn't working tirelessly to perfect the rub route (pick route that's not called) and drawing PI calls. Not to mention Brady is more than willing to let any official know when they've ****ed up.
Nobility has a price. Tom has 7 rings. Let that sink in.
Originally Posted by GloryDayz:
Hate on him all you want but he knows the rules and works tirelessly with his WRs to setup, and get, those calls. Not unlike how he, and 5head, perfected the rub route.
What's terribad is the PMII isn't working tirelessly to perfect the rub route (pick route that's not called) and drawing PI calls. Not to mention Brady is more than willing to let any official know when they've fucked up.
Nobility has a price. Tom has 7 rings. Let that sink in.
Originally Posted by GloryDayz:
Hate on him all you want but he knows the rules and works tirelessly with his WRs to setup, and get, those calls.
...and drawing PI calls.
I guess going back to this and thinking about it a little bit.... again, not the issue in the SB at all...... but, I do wonder when you're talking about 27 DPIs, how much he's throwing it into coverage and leading his receivers into the defender and generally looking for that situation versus open receivers whenever possible.
To a certain extent it could be the ability of the receivers to draw penalties, and Brady's ability to lead them into contact.
And that doesn't give the SB calls a pass at all.... and 27-4 is still pretty crazy, so I'm sure there's a good share of Brady crying for calls and whatever other bullshit.
It would be interesting to break it down by each DPI to spot any patterns, as I'd have to assume most of them are fairly legit, even if they're soft or due to Brady crying or whatever. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Bearcat:
I guess going back to this and thinking about it a little bit.... again, not the issue in the SB at all...... but, I do wonder when you're talking about 27 DPIs, how much he's throwing it into coverage and leading his receivers into the defender and generally looking for that situation versus open receivers whenever possible.
To a certain extent it could be the ability of the receivers to draw penalties, and Brady's ability to lead them into contact.
And that doesn't give the SB calls a pass at all.... and 27-4 is still pretty crazy, so I'm sure there's a good share of Brady crying for calls and whatever other bullshit.
It would be interesting to break it down by each DPI to spot any patterns, as I'd have to assume most of them are fairly legit, even if they're soft or due to Brady crying or whatever.
If this were an isolated event...like if Stafford got them.
Brady has a mountain of statistical evidence that show favoritism stemming back years...re-read my postseason stats.
That favoritism followed him to Tampa..and a record amount of penalties in the SB. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BlackOp:
If this were an isolated event...like if Stafford got them.
Brady has a mountain of statistical evidence that show favoritism stemming back years...re-read my postseason stats.
That favoritism followed him to Tampa..and a record amount of penalties in the SB.
Well, the same things I mentioned would have followed him, too.... especially if say he wasn't getting DPIs in the first few games with TB and they spiked at some point as his receivers started initiating contact and so forth.
The favoritism was clear in the SB, I'm not denying he doesn't get any (any time)... but, it might not be the only thing at play, either.
I'm actually far more surprised at the Chiefs' 4.... I would have guessed the vast majority of teams would average at least 1 DPI in their favor per game, like in the 16-25 range. Like I said though, it would be interesting to see the DPIs on video and game situations, to see what kind of calls he's getting. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Bearcat:
I guess going back to this and thinking about it a little bit.... again, not the issue in the SB at all...... but, I do wonder when you're talking about 27 DPIs, how much he's throwing it into coverage and leading his receivers into the defender and generally looking for that situation versus open receivers whenever possible.
To a certain extent it could be the ability of the receivers to draw penalties, and Brady's ability to lead them into contact.
And that doesn't give the SB calls a pass at all.... and 27-4 is still pretty crazy, so I'm sure there's a good share of Brady crying for calls and whatever other bullshit.
It would be interesting to break it down by each DPI to spot any patterns, as I'd have to assume most of them are fairly legit, even if they're soft or due to Brady crying or whatever.
I'd love to see a comparative analysis done on a lot of things in the NFL, but the NFL won't do them and will resist them being done. Much like not allowing the review of the officials, which I doubt really exists in any serious form, to be made public. The NFL knows not to talk or air their non-player dirty laundry.
The NFL didn't get nicknamed the WWFL for nothing, watching NFL officials on Sundays speaks for itself. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BlackOp:
Here is the combined penalty line over his last 4 SBs
Brady's team 11-87
poor suckers 35-285
Brady had less than 23 yards of penalties in 3 of those..one was 1-5.
It never ends...and Brady is never on the losing side of any crucial statistic....or PI call.
His career is fake..
That 3:1 disparity in calls/yards is equal to the rings he shouldn't have.
This is from my thread
So more penalty stats. It's amazing and totally just a huge coincidence that Tom's first 3 SBs seemed to be called more fairly than his last 7.
First 3 SBs
Tom's teams
Penalty Yards - 138
Pen yds/game - 46
First downs from Penalties - 5
1st from pen/game - 1.67
Opponents
Penalty Yards - 147
Pen yds/game - 49
First downs from Penalties - 7
1st from pen/game - 2.33
Last 7 SB games
Tom's teams
Penalty Yards - 186
Pen yds/game - 26.5
First downs from Penalties - 21
1st from pen/game - 3
Opponents
Penalty Yards - 415
Pen yds/game - 59
First downs from Penalties - 8
1st from pen/game - 1.1
So interesting and coincidental that before Tom and the Pat's became a big household name these games seemed to be called extremely fair over 3 games the Tom's were only +9 in penalty yard differential and - 2 in first down from penalty differential.
Tom and the Pat's become the NFLs golden goose and the TomPats went from having 3 less penalty yards a game and nearly the same amount of 1st downs from penalties in their first 3 SBs to having 33 yds/game less than their opponents and nearly 3x as many first downs from penalties in their last 7 SBs.
The NFL is horse shit and they 100% helped him win several SBs. There is absolutely no way a person can say that these games are being called fairly. [Reply]
Originally Posted by dlphg9:
This is from my thread
So more penalty stats. It's amazing and totally just a huge coincidence that Tom's first 3 SBs seemed to be called more fairly than his last 7.
First 3 SBs
Tom's teams
Penalty Yards - 138
Pen yds/game - 46
First downs from Penalties - 5
1st from pen/game - 1.67
Opponents
Penalty Yards - 147
Pen yds/game - 49
First downs from Penalties - 7
1st from pen/game - 2.33
Last 7 SB games
Tom's teams
Penalty Yards - 186
Pen yds/game - 26.5
First downs from Penalties - 21
1st from pen/game - 3
Opponents
Penalty Yards - 415
Pen yds/game - 59
First downs from Penalties - 8
1st from pen/game - 1.1
So interesting and coincidental that before Tom and the Pat's became a big household name these games seemed to be called extremely fair over 3 games the Tom's were only +9 in penalty yard differential and - 2 in first down from penalty differential.
Tom and the Pat's become the NFLs golden goose and the TomPats went from having 3 less penalty yards a game and nearly the same amount of 1st downs from penalties in their first 3 SBs to having 33 yds/game less than their opponents and nearly 3x as many first downs from penalties in their last 7 SBs.
The NFL is horse shit and they 100% helped him win several SBs. There is absolutely no way a person can say that these games are being called fairly.
And how does that all correlate to how the nfl has constantly changed how they reffed DPI over the years? [Reply]
