Brady just skipped his scheduled press conference because "he was meeting with medical personnel."
Tom Brady hasn't spoken on multiple Wednesday's this season likely because he was getting treatment. A good guess is team had to make that formal announcement because of amount of coverage (live on NFL Network, etc.).
Why are you panicked? He's done this on Wednesdays throughout the season. If he even missed a period of practice, they have to put him on the injury report.Reiss says he'll be on today's injury report.
Color me panicked.
Because if I'm not panicked, it means I'm over confident and overlooking a great football team with historically great defense.Why are you panicked? He's done this on Wednesdays throughout the season. If he even missed a period of practice, they have to put him on the injury report.
Jags have problems, too - Bortles was a full participant.
TB limited with a hand injury.
Sadly, probably the opposite:Jags have problems, too - Bortles was a full participant.
Does Jones' absence from the report mean he's good to go?
Also, Johnathan Jones not being on the injury report means he's going to be put on IR. There's your roster move for Reedy.
Trying to see glass half full but evaporation keeps happening. Why don’t they just have him walk around practices this time of year like a consultant?Sneaky good injury if it makes McD less inclined to call too many deep balls.
Unless there are ligament issues or swelling. Would hope swelling would be gone by Sunday, but he’s old as fuck to be fair.Good scoop by Guregian, and 'phew'.
Yea until I see him throwing lame ducks I'm not concernedWe're Patriots fans, of course this is seen as the end of the world.
20/28, 278, 2/0 on Sunday.
Oh crap. I made the walking glove joke in the other thread without reading this. Weird mind meld.He needs to be seen downtown Boston in a walking glove.
I feel like at this point Belichick has successfully lulled and lassoed in the media to do his trolling for him.
Pretty confident statement on the heels of Big Ben, Antonio, LeVeon and all their other weapons not beating the Jags, in Pittsburgh. Granted that a better coached Steelers team, including two of their superstars keeping their fucking mouths shut, may have prevailed.If Brady can't play, I don't think the difference between Hoyer and Jimmy would be enough to make a difference. I think Hoyer can beat the Jags. Unless you're insinuating about future seasons, which has been covered multiple times here for why that wasn't going to work.
I was talking about this season and I do not think Hoyer could lead them to a win against any of the remaining playoff teams. My view is that Hoyer is not very good. Jimmy, conversely, would be a drop off from Brady but would give them a chance to win each of the remaining games in my opinion.If Brady can't play, I don't think the difference between Hoyer and Jimmy would be enough to make a difference. I think Hoyer can beat the Jags. Unless you're insinuating about future seasons, which has been covered multiple times here for why that wasn't going to work.
I love Jimmy as much as the next guy, but I seriously wonder why anyone who watched the last two Pats SB wins thinks that Jimmy was capable of either of those comebacks. Same could be said for coming back against Baltimore in the 49 year Divisional game (down 14 twice!).I was talking about this season and I do not think Hoyer could lead them to a win against any of the remaining playoff teams. My view is that Hoyer is not very good. Jimmy, conversely, would be a drop off from Brady but would give them a chance to win each of the remaining games in my opinion.
I hated the trade mostly because of the loss of reliable insurance at the most outcome determinative position in professional sports. It’s true that most teams don’t have an A level backup QB but the Pats had that luxury, and the insurance it provided, and traded it in order to get a better return and keep Jimmy away from an AFC right rival. That plan works as long as Brady stays healthy. If he goes down this season, the chance to win a SB — which doesn’t come around often — probably goes with Tom’s injury.
I hadn't seen this before and I love it. I've long suspected "Ian O'Connor" was actually just a content producing application developed by someone at espn, but if it's been around this long, perhaps there really is an Ian O'Connor...and he's the least insightful writer ever.
This is where I am at. Felger is right (though he seems to forget it every year around this time)...If your team reaches the Final Four, it was an awesome season. Obviously I want SB #6, but that shit is tough.Given everything that this organization has accomplished, we're strictly in gravy mode here— there's no way I'd feel very bad about losing either of next two games in almost any imaginable fashion....
.... Except:
1. Brady injury costs us Jags game
2. Jags coast to Super Bowl victory as Foles/Keenum throws up on self
3. Pats fans spend next few years complaining about how 'trading Jimmy G cost us a Superbowl', as a roided-up cousin of the 'Rex Grossman was waiting in the Super Bowl' lament about 2006
Only that scenario could establish a depressing narrative out of what's otherwise been an enjoyable season of playing with house money.
I did not say, nor do I think, that Jimmy could have engineered those comebacks. That doesn’t change the fact that Jimmy has a much better chance against the remaining teams than Hoyer.I love Jimmy as much as the next guy, but I seriously wonder why anyone who watched the last two Pats SB wins thinks that Jimmy was capable of either of those comebacks. Same could be said for coming back against Baltimore in the 49 year Divisional game (down 14 twice!).
Yes, the dropoff from Tom to Jimmy is less than the dropoff from Jimmy to Hoyer. But the dropoff from Tom to Jimmy is substantial in that context.