Brady Retires (Again) (1 Viewer)

[44slayer]

Pretty odd going into new a season after coming off one of the worst top to bottom divisions in NFL history - and there is no 'best qb in the division'. The division has somehow gotten worse. Last year you at least had that with Senior Citizen Brady. You dont feel comfortable calling any of the rest the best. Just a bunch of bottom tier, non difference makers behind center. None of the South teams are currently in draft position to grab Young, Stroud or Levis without moving up in the 1st. What a mess this division is.

This is how bad it is. I do NOT think Taysom Hill is a full time starter. His role is joker. Being all over the field. Short yardage, etc. But the QB play is so poor in this division without Brady, that Id feel just as comfortable trying to eek out a win with Taysom behind center than anyone else. And he isnt a QB.

The problem I see with the NFC South is, every team is going to think they can win the division (and Id say its a complete toss up at this point), while none of them will be actual contenders beyond that. All 4 should be in some form of a rebuild - a recipe for a bad division, for an extended period of time.

 

[Saint Jack]

When Joe Montana used to beat our Saints every year, I hated the guy. After many years I realized how good he was and gave him his due as one of the best ever. Brady is the Ironman of QBs and probably will have records never broken even if they go to 20 games a season. Give the man his due, he is the best at his position that the NFL has ever had. And before I'm accused of being a Brady fan boy, I've hated the guy as a player since the Raiders game fumble not fumble!

It helps that the majority of his career was in the other conference.
He even left the NFCS with a losing record against the Saints.
Saying that, I can see why the other AFCE teams are so jaded after spending two decades with him.

 

[rajncajn]

Ironic he does this the day before 80 For Brady gets released…

Which, I'm betting, is as spectacularly a failure as his last season.

 

[onthurdays]

We can say with a definite now that Tom Brady and Sean Payton wanted to have a New Orleans run for 2 years and our FO said no.

Drew Brees said no

 

[whodatsaint]

Yeah, and I’m not ever gonna eat another one of them footlong chili dogs at Sonic, either.

 

[Optimistic Ozzy]

Later.

Division is wide open, we need to sign Carr and start another run at winning the NFC South and punching that playoff ticket.

And get a RB, a real one.

 

[Saint Greg]

It’s Trash day in Tampa!

 

[Saint Jack]

 

[Tony1Saintfan]

My man lost his family for a one and done season smdh

I was going to say the same thing but could he pull a Favre and sign with another team?

 

[rajncajn]

Brady's last season is a prime example of how far hubris will get you. A broken 13yr marriage and a miserably failed attempt at one last taste of glory that meant absolutely nothing to anyone but himself.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

The boy who cried wolf .

 

[SweetT]

Good riddance. The league is better off without that slime ball.

 

[Snakehead]

Get ready for the bidding war between the networks for his services.

You only thought you were sick of Brady.
Get ready for a nauseating dose of him.

Bidding war? He's already employed by Fox.

 

[Saint Jack]

 

[Saint Jack]

And he was only seven wins from becoming the Buccaneers winningest QB.