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Cut that meat wasn't a food commercial. It was visa I'm pretty sure. He was pretending to cheer them on at their job.

I never thought of the papa johns commercial as a seminal moment or coronation but I guess I was blinded by cognitive bias. Why there is value in diverse opinions.
 

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The nfl , the networks and the fans were all winners .. Pats fans are the only ones that were complaining about Manning being selected over Brady by the market researchers, football evaluatots and nfl insiders ( hall of famers that are paid consultants)

Does making stuff up make yourself feel better? lol

Like calling Belichick a pedifile for having met Sandusky in the 80's.
 

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Does making stuff up make yourself feel better? lol

Like calling Belichick a pedifile for having met Sandusky in the 80's.

Have you put the pieces together on that one yet Metro?
I know you and the NY Post are working hard on that one.
 

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Its cool to disagree man.. Nothing is 100 pct certainly u have an arguement that brady shouldve been selected over manning
 

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Yeah man the physical appearance im sold on..its the motive , she wouldve been a child star.. She was a star search prospect ed mcmahon has his eye on her already .. Disapearing dosnt make sense ..but i agree i was alarmed by the physical aapearance would be a helluva scandal.. I emailed a link of the nypost article to nancy grace
 

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Im hearing that katy perry was pretty obsessed with JBR and did her best to be her trying to merge her features to look like JBRs as best as she could, maybe thats why her eyebrows are similar
 

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Im waiting on o see if nancy grace entertains this, until em im on the sidelines on this one, motive not making sense
 

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Only thing I can think of is that she had anxiety issues and would've self-destructed as a child star a la the kid from SeaQuest. So allow her to skip that phase.
 

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On reports 100 years from now, any story about him will mention he got a 4 game suspension for cheating, EAT it Patriot bitches!!!!
 

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Suspended muthafucka, what happened to overturning the appeal, bitches?:nohead::pointer:Slapping-silly90))
 
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How tough it must be to break a Patriots qb record. Did he break Steve Grogan's record?

Congrats to 3rd string Jacoby Brissett who has the longest Patriots rushing TD for a QB since
Steve Grogan in 1976.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Rookie Jacoby Brissett rushed for a 27-yard touchdown in the first quarter of the New England Patriots' game against theHouston Texans on Thursday night, and personally delivered the football to coach Bill Belichick on the sideline after the play.
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    Mike ReissESPN Staff Writer


FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The 199th pick of the 2000 NFL draft now stands alone at No. 201.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady became the NFL's all-time winningest quarterback on Sunday following the team's 26-10 triumph over the Los Angeles Rams at Gillette Stadium, breaking a tie with Peyton Manning to notch win No. 201.
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</aside>The week before, Brady had broken a second-place tie with Brett Favre on the career wins list.
"That says a lot about him and what he's been able to do for this franchise," coach Bill Belichick said following last Sunday's 22-17 win over the New York Jets. "That's what it's all about. That's what a quarterback's job is, to win."
Brady finished 33-of-46 for 269 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's victory.
Brady, 39, has mostly deflected all praise relating to his lofty standing.
"It's a team sport. Individual awards and things like that mean that I've been a part of great teams with great coaches and great teammates," he said after win No. 200 last Sunday. "I've had a lot of really great support over the years, so hopefully we can keep winning. It never gets old."
A four-time Super Bowl winner and two-time NFL Most Valuable Player, Brady has now recorded 179 regular-season wins and 22 in the playoffs. Manning posted 186 wins in the regular season and 14 in the postseason.
Last Sunday, Belichick pointed out the little things that Brady does to help produce those victories.
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In 50 of Brady's 201 wins, the Patriots were tied or losing in the fourth quarter. He has won an NFL record 13 division titles, and also holds the NFL record for most passes thrown without an interception (358, 2010-2011).
Last week, Brady also became the fifth NFL quarterback to reach 60,000 passing yards, joining Manning (71,940), Favre (71,838), Drew Brees (64,490) and Dan Marino (61,361).
Brady has been a Patriots captain in each of the past 15 seasons, a team record. His 232 games played are the most in team history.
"We love Tom," Patriots running back Dion Lewis said. "Whenever you have a guy like that, one of the best who's ever played the game, you know he's going to help you win."
 
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    Mike SandoESPN Senior Writer


Tom Brady started his 262nd career game on Sunday (including playoffs), and as has become commonplace over the past 16 seasons, he left the field with his team on top. Add up all of Brady's wins, and you'll now get 201, more than any other quarterback in the history of the NFL, surpassing Peyton Manning's NFL record of 200.
How did he do it? Let's dive into the numbers.
[h=2]The quarterbacks he beat the most[/h]Brady has collected more than one-fifth of his victories -- 43 of 201, or 21 percent -- against six opposing quarterbacks. That includes 11 victories against Peyton Manning, four more than Brady has claimed against any other starter. Manning, Philip Rivers and Ben Roethlisberger are on the list as fellow AFC starters with great staying power. Ryan Fitzpatrick, Chad Pennington and Mark Sanchez appear as current/former AFC East rivals.
Andrew Luck just missed the cutoff for appearing on this list; Brady is 5-0 against Luck's teams. That makes Luck and Rivers a combined 0-11 against Brady. Their cumulative record against all other QBs? 145-96 (.602).
 

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