Decent piece from 3 years ago on it.
Brady also didnāt shake Elis hand after either superbowl loss too. Nor did Peyton shake Brees hand when the Saints beat the Colts. Iām sure itās happened plenty of times where most people donāt give a shit either. Like some managers who prefer to meet up after a game rather than the immediate aftermath.
Butler spent two weeks moping and phoning it in on the practice field. You canāt do that in the lead up to a superbowl no matter who you are. Butler while a solid corner wasnāt exactly Primetime either
He wasnāt, but from what I recall I think he was one of the highest counts of snaps on the field for the defence that season. That Foles threw 400 yards or whatever and Rowe was not changed once all game is ridiculous. Butler didnāt have one snap on defence all game when neither side could get a stop. If the defence was going well, then fair enough. But Foles carved them open and yet they didnāt put one of their best players on defence in. He wasnāt Prime, for sure, but he was better than Eric Rowe.
The reason bill lasted so long at the top is why the butler decision was right.
Once you start pandering to players you are finished as a manager in top level sport.
Look at the good players fergie moved on over the years.
He did it with gritted teeth the last night Iād say
Wasnāt Butler smoking weed the week of Super Bowl too that year. Pete Carroll made some career name for Malcolm off the dumbest play call ever
Wasnāt that Chandler Jones?
Itās Christmas dayā¦ You can leave Tom alone until tomorrow.
Brady only the second QB to have more than one 5000 yard season. Heās the first to do it with two different teams and in both conferences. Leads the league over the last two years in 20+ yard completionsā¦
Go checkdown Tom!
Weāll never see the likes again.
But but but Rodgers
The countdown has officially begun.
One way or another heās done by February next year tho itās sounding like it might be much sooner.
One more time, with feeling.
Tom will retire.
Tommy checkdown has retired. Wife told him to.
Retired by the great Matt Stafford
The greatest. Of any sport.
Its a sad day but it was a pleasure to bear witness to it every Sunday. There is a lot to be said to going out on your own terms in the full of your health.
An incredible player. As tough a sportsman as Iāve come across.
Stafford is as tough as they come alright
If you canāt appreciate the greatness of Brady I feel sorry for you.