Week 4: New England Patriots (1-2) @ Buffalo Bills (2-1)

[Beantown]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bdubb

Wasn't being too serious about that I was making fun of the tendencies of Belichick they always kneel, always differ to kick etc. On a serious note with another 40 yard field goal attempt and its 4th and one you think they should go for it next time?

Yes. I thought they should've went for it on that FG attempt, as well, though. It's under a yard, you go for it for me.

And I agree with/love Belichick's strategy to always defer to the second half. This game is a perfect example why.

[KingV2k3]

Methinks that the tight end needs to be more "the tight end" and less "The Gronk"...

[Beantown]

Quote: Originally Posted by KingV2k3

Methinks that the tight end needs to be more "the tight end" and less "The Gronk"...

Whatever this injury is has to be more serious than anyone would let on. The guy has not looked the same this year - he would've bounced off that hit and scored last season, as good of a hit by Gilmore as it was.

Something's off. I don't think it's the whole party thing, as he's a hard ****ing worker during the season...but something is wrong.

[slickdtc]

Donald MF'ing Jones!

[Boltman]

Pats look rather pedestrian, nice TD by the Bills.

[Caveman24]

Pats not looking so mighty today hope Brady brings them back

[Beantown]

Moral victory time - the last time the Pats started 1-2, they won a SB. The last two times the Bills have beaten the Patriots, the Pats went to the SB that year.

1-3, though...not how I expected this season to be looking.

[KingV2k3]

Quote: Originally Posted by Beantown

Whatever this injury is has to be more serious than anyone would let on. The guy has not looked the same this year - he would've bounced off that hit and scored last season, as good of a hit by Gilmore as it was. Something's off. I don't think it's the whole party thing, as he's a hard ****ing worker during the season...but something is wrong.

The focus seems off...

Those drops and the fumble seem like he's "ahead of the play" as opposed to inside it...