Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 14th, 2009 View Comments
The Seymour affair has been a major distraction for this team. The Patriots don’t look sharp and they look lifeless. That can’t be a coincidence. How do you not get fired up for the opener, against a divsion rival on Monday night? Time to see of hapless Buffalo can locate some way to take advantage.
Wes Welker’s early training camp issues really can’t be much. He’s back and returning punts, a sure sign that he’s fine. Some early thoughts: 1. Pats look cautious. 2. Buffalo looks nervous. 3. Brady has been a tad off, maybe a little steppy in the pocket.
Laurence Maroney tiptoes into a 1/2-yard loss on 4th and an inch. Pats turn it over on downs.
The Bills win the toss and coach Dick Jauron chooses to defer and put Tom Brady on the field. Laurence Maroney gives Brady great field position with a 52-yard return to the 49
Hector Longo here and blogging in the Burt-o-sphere from Foxboro. The Pats and Bills have donned throwback uniforms and let me just tell you I’m getting Rick Sanford/Doug Beaudoin flashbasks. Bill Burt said Tom Brady looks small in the throwback unis. He likened him to Tom Ramsey. I said he was more of a Matt [...]
I have a column in today’s Eagle-Tribune about Tom Brady and it apparently has ticked a lot of people off. The theme, at least as I perceived it, was that Brady has some blemishes now and isn’t Mr. Perfect any more. And he had better be ready to be wearing a bull’s-eye now as the [...]
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