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  • @miktoxic said:

    i know boston better than half the sweater wearing MIT preps that claim to know sports. yeah you and shelton go watch the bruins in harvard square. you must tremble anytime you go close to that shit city to buy some lousy fried clams that smell that wafts down the street like the smell from your sister BR window after the line of the mellon eaters tagged the shit out of her.

    are you a southie? comin from a drunk irish family sellin crack on the corners with no teeth cuz you bookie knocked em down your throat?

    Well, if you ask me, I'd much rather have to deal with some guinea slimeball from Staten Island than a ballbreaking mick from southie'

    you know roxbury? not like i do bitch. only white guy to live there since clinton kissed the little black kid on the cheek. and showed me mad respect.

    you a suburbanite? that's what i'm thinkin cuz #1 you ain't got the cash to live anywhere near boylston. can't live in welllesley cuz it's about as expensive as where i live and any pussy like you wouldn't last a second at the biggest dive bar close to revere beach. i'm thinkin somerville or revere.

    you fuckin cunnie.

    @slowburn said:

    @miktoxic said:

    Well, if you ask me, I'd much rather have to deal with some guinea slimeball from Staten Island than a ballbreaking mick from southie'

    who like donnie wahlberg? the best they had to offer. oh, wait! ben afflecck's brother 'cassie' from gone baby gone'. southies are about as tough as roseanne's puusy hair.

    staten island? nice landfill.

  • Zombo said:

    He had to take his leg out to stop him. He couldnt go high and get fined. He couldnt go middle and get bowled over. The ONLY way to stop the ball carrier and not get fined was to go low. He hit him right square in the thigh, not the knee. The receiver happened to have his foot planted when the force hit his leg, hence the injury. Your quarterback laid him out to get hammered, our DB hammered him in the only real place that would stop him.

    It was an incredibly good play by Ward, I am very proud of him.

    Zombo

    Ok, so in your theory the only way to avoid a fine was to hurl himself into a mans knee that was running full speed in the opposite direction?

    Do you see anything morally wrong at all with what you're defending here?

    @nepatriots said:

    Ok, so in your theory the only way to avoid a fine was to hurl himself into a mans knee that was running full speed in the opposite direction?

    Do you see anything morally wrong at all with what you're defending here?

    No, you fucking moron ... the only way he could MAKE THE STOP without risking a fine was go for his LEG.

    T.J. Ward's job was to stop the ball carrier, and by doing so, to avoid a penalty for this team or fine for himself.

    He stopped him.

    It was a marvelous, marvelous play. It was perfectly legal, moral ... it was the right thing to do.

    Way to go T.J.!

    El perfecto.

    Zombo

  • NE patriots are you going to ignore that your defender hit Gordon right in the knees? Thankfully Gordon is tougher than gronk

  • Safety T.J. Ward was chosen by his teammates to receive the 2013 Ed Block Courage Award. The award is given annually to a member of the 32 NFL teams who exemplifies the qualities of Ed Block, the former head athletic trainer of the Baltimore Colts, based on courage, compassion, commitment and community

    Congratulations, TJ, not only a great player who stops big barreling tight ends right in their tracks ... but at terrific guy as well!

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    TJ gets Belichick's "Death Stare" after mowing down their Super Bowl chances ...

  • Safety T.J. Ward was chosen by his teammates to receive the 2013 Ed Block Courage Award. The award is given annually to a member of the 32 NFL teams who exemplifies the qualities of Ed Block, the former head athletic trainer of the Baltimore Colts, based on courage, compassion, commitment and community

    Congratulations, TJ, not only a great player who stops big barreling tight ends right in their tracks ... but at terrific guy as well!

    Zombo said:

    Safety T.J. Ward was chosen by his teammates to receive the 2013 Ed Block Courage Award. The award is given annually to a member of the 32 NFL teams who exemplifies the qualities of Ed Block, the former head athletic trainer of the Baltimore Colts, based on courage, compassion, commitment and community

    Congratulations, TJ, not only a great player who stops big barreling tight ends right in their tracks ... but at terrific guy as well!

    You can vote this fine citizen and trusty tackler to the Pro Bowl here

    Zombo

  • @nepatriots said:

    Ok, so in your theory the only way to avoid a fine was to hurl himself into a mans knee that was running full speed in the opposite direction?

    Do you see anything morally wrong at all with what you're defending here?

    No, you fucking moron ... the only way he could MAKE THE STOP without risking a fine was go for his LEG.

    T.J. Ward's job was to stop the ball carrier, and by doing so, to avoid a penalty for this team or fine for himself.

    He stopped him.

    It was a marvelous, marvelous play. It was perfectly legal, moral ... it was the right thing to do.

    Way to go T.J.!

    El perfecto.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    T.J. Ward's job was to stop the ball carrier, and by doing so, to avoid a penalty for this team or fine for himself.

    He stopped him.

    Zombo

    To expound a little on Tour's excellent breakdown of what happened, Watching that .gif it's near certain Gronk saw TJ coming- and made the mistake of trying to run him over, and made no effort to protect himself.

  • Safety T.J. Ward was chosen by his teammates to receive the 2013 Ed Block Courage Award. The award is given annually to a member of the 32 NFL teams who exemplifies the qualities of Ed Block, the former head athletic trainer of the Baltimore Colts, based on courage, compassion, commitment and community

    Congratulations, TJ, not only a great player who stops big barreling tight ends right in their tracks ... but at terrific guy as well!

    Zombo said:

    , based on courage, compassion, commitment and community

    And completely destroying the fuck out of Gronk.

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    TJ gets Belichick's "Death Stare" after mowing down their Super Bowl chances ...

    Zombo said:

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    TJ gets Belichick's "Death Stare" after mowing down their Super Bowl chances ...

    wet blanket bellidick needs his ass kicked

  • best coach we had since............................

    for a total of how many games?

    made vinny testaverde look like a hall of famer. brought in pepper and bavaro.

    you got somethin to bitch about belichick? go piss on modell's grave.

    will go down in history as one of the best coaches OF ALL TIME. first ballot hall of famer. did more than his mentor parcells. and who was belichick's wunderkind??????

    that's right mangini. goes to show you how fuckin stoopid our owner's have been.

  • Bellichick had more losing seasons in Cleveland than any coach we have had.

    Z

  • Bellichick had more losing seasons in Cleveland than any coach we have had.

    Z

    Zombo said:

    Bellichick had more losing seasons in Cleveland than any coach we have had.

    Z

    c'mon. reallY?

    now i know you're fuckin with me.

    how many seasons exactly Z?

  • Zombo said:

    Bellichick had more losing seasons in Cleveland than any coach we have had.

    Z

    c'mon. reallY?

    now i know you're fuckin with me.

    how many seasons exactly Z?

    @miktoxic said:

    c'mon. reallY?

    now i know you're fuckin with me.

    how many seasons exactly Z?

    Four losing seasons. Name one with more.

    Z

  • only because our newest owners don't live up to the 'five year plan' that the contract was stated.

    guess everybody surpasses expectations once out of cleveland.

  • Zombo said:

    Bellichick had more losing seasons in Cleveland than any coach we have had.

    Z

    c'mon. reallY?

    now i know you're fuckin with me.

    how many seasons exactly Z?

    @miktoxic said:

    c'mon. reallY?

    now i know you're fuckin with me.

    how many seasons exactly Z?

    Of the 5 years he was here, 4 were losing seasons. Of course I guess you could say that if we had kept others as long as BB then they may have had more losing seasons, but they were all fired before they had a chance to match or pass BB. (you know like Palmer/Crennell/Mangini/Davis etc. etc.

  • only because our newest owners don't live up to the 'five year plan' that the contract was stated.

    guess everybody surpasses expectations once out of cleveland.

    @miktoxic said:

    only because our newest owners don't live up to the 'five year plan' that the contract was stated.

    guess everybody surpasses expectations once out of cleveland.

    Apparently not. Like I said whatever happened to Palmer....Davis....Crennell.....Mangini...Shurmur.....all had fine winning careers after leaving here, right? Guh.

  • @nepatriots said:

    That was a cheap hit and you guys know it. I guess this is going to be the new NFL, where the greatest talents just get Nancy Kerrigan'ed on the field with the cheapest, most dirties hit I've seen in a long, long time.

    Anyway, I guess it's time for NFL fans around the league to rejoice while dishonestly claiming they don't root for injuries, since their poorly coached, uncreative fucktard organizations have a better chance of winning.

    You are the biggest pussy I have ever seen on the Internet.

    I'm dead serious.

    I have read every football post since 1997, Steeler fans, every whiney opponent you can imagine ... and that was the gayest fucking post I ever read.

    What the fuck is wrong with you? It was a clean legal football play.

    You root for the wrong sport son, and I think you are in the wrong country.

    Let me lead the way for you ... soccer .. Europe.

    Although I feel that might be too rough for you too.

    T.J Ward made a fucking legal football play during a fucking football game and you are officially the biggest pussy on the internet.

    I hope ... and I pray ... that you rare gay. Because, otherwise, your girlfriend is dating the biggest, sappiest, faggiest, piece of shit I have ever heard of ..and she deserves some goddamn real dick.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    You are the biggest pussy I have ever seen on the Internet.

    I'm dead serious.

    I have read every football post since 1997, Steeler fans, every whiney opponent you can imagine ... and that was the gayest fucking post I ever read.

    What the fuck is wrong with you? It was a clean legal football play.

    You root for the wrong sport son, and I think you are in the wrong country.

    Let me lead the way for you ... soccer .. Europe.

    Although I feel that might be too rough for you too.

    T.J Ward made a fucking legal football play during a fucking football game and you are officially the biggest pussy on the internet.

    I hope ... and I pray ... that you rare gay. Because, otherwise, your girlfriend is dating the biggest, sappiest, faggiest, piece of shit I have ever heard of ..and she deserves some goddamn real dick.

    Zombo

    LOL I almost puked I laughed so hard reading this

  • I've watched the hit again, and think it was less dirty than I thought it was yesterday.

    However, I just think chop blocks against people running at full speed, while borderline defenseless having been looking backwards a split second before, is a dirty hit, even if it's legal by NFL standards.

    It's not a tackle. It's diving at a body part that isn't designed to bend the way diving at it makes it bend.

    If you guys can't see something wrong with that, I don't know what to say. I'm not blaming your player; I'm blaming the league. It's just ridiculous to encourage that.

    Yes, Gronk is a big, giant, strong dude, and he's hard to bring down with a traditional tackle. That should be an advantage for that type of player, instead of a career risk when people are allowed, wearing full pads and a rock solid helmet, to dive straight at your knee caps.

    I'd rather see old school Rodney Harrison missiles at the upper body than chop blocks like that.

    @nepatriots said:

    I've watched the hit again, and think it was less dirty than I thought it was yesterday.

    However, I just think chop blocks against people running at full speed, while borderline defenseless having been looking backwards a split second before, is a dirty hit, even if it's legal by NFL standards.

    It's not a tackle. It's diving at a body part that isn't designed to bend the way diving at it makes it bend.

    If you guys can't see something wrong with that, I don't know what to say. I'm not blaming your player; I'm blaming the league. It's just ridiculous to encourage that.

    Yes, Gronk is a big, giant, strong dude, and he's hard to bring down with a traditional tackle. That should be an advantage for that type of player, instead of a career risk when people are allowed, wearing full pads and a rock solid helmet, to dive straight at your knee caps.

    I'd rather see old school Rodney Harrison missiles at the upper body than chop blocks like that.

    It was legal period plain and simple. There is no question of morality to even consider. Football is a violent sport. It is played by aggressive high motor high testosterone MEN who know the risks involved. I am sick and tired of hearing all the whining crap about safety , concussions, bad hits, new rules etc. To me if you sign up to play the game and take the paycheck pay the price. If you watch the game understand that is what you are watching. Otherwise pick another sport. There are plenty.

    Lastly I feel bad for Gronk. Great player who just happens to be one of the guys cursed by bad breaks (no pun intended). I wish him the best he'a always been fantasy gold for me when healthy lol

  • That was a cheap hit and you guys know it. I guess this is going to be the new NFL, where the greatest talents just get Nancy Kerrigan'ed on the field with the cheapest, most dirties hit I've seen in a long, long time.

    Anyway, I guess it's time for NFL fans around the league to rejoice while dishonestly claiming they don't root for injuries, since their poorly coached, uncreative fucktard organizations have a better chance of winning.

    @nepatriots said:

    That was a cheap hit and you guys know it. I guess this is going to be the new NFL, where the greatest talents just get Nancy Kerrigan'ed on the field with the cheapest, most dirties hit I've seen in a long, long time.

    Anyway, I guess it's time for NFL fans around the league to rejoice while dishonestly claiming they don't root for injuries, since their poorly coached, uncreative fucktard organizations have a better chance of winning.

    And just to double check ... Your tight end is Nancy Kerrigan in this scenario, right?

    Zombo

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    Congratulations, TJ!