Tide is turning in the AFC East the Bills are starting a new era and

[Misfits0351]

After watching the game, the Pats are going to slide. The Ravens finally had an answer to their offense. Its been a long time since I seen someone shut out the Patroits for a whole half. If you look at the team in the final 4 minutes all of them quit on offense. Even Tom Brady. When have you ever seen that happen? I haven't. A team that quits will always quits when the time comes. I believe they might let Welker leave and/or trade Hernandez. If you can't catch a Brady's passes even if it is his fault, he and Bill blames you.
The offense reminds me of Mike Martz offense. Once teams figured out how to stop the greatest show on turf, the Rams became irrevelent.

[StevieJ1383]

I do agree the patriots are regressing

[wiskibreth]

I saw it live out of the corner of my eye, my first thought was that it might've been Pollard and a revenge attack.

Regardless of who it was against, it was dangerous and I would eject players for it. It's cowardly.

Because it was Brady and not Suh who did it. Not hard to figure out.

It should have drawn a flag -and it should come with a heafty fine. You could see Harbaugh yelling at the official. Clearly see him saying "He tried to kick the guy!"

Buck and Aikman talking about how it was to "protect himself" -It's pretty cowardly if you ask me. And how he "could have gotten injured" by doing that -It would have served him right.

The double standard for Brady just sickens me.

[senecabill]

Something I noticed before the game started... most people (myself included, even watching a game on the tube) take off their cap or hat and place their right hand over their heart when our National Anthem is being sung/played. Belichick and Brady... nope.

I caught that, too. Nearly all the other players and coaches showed some respect.