Look back at that. That was a combo of celebration and a F you to Payton at the same time. It will never surface, but Allen and Payton had their differences. Trust me.
Thank you so much for reminding me, that was one of the best games.... Until they played Tom again and our defense held them to 0, lol. Can't wait for the next one!
0:25 Announcer _notices_ that the Saint is refusing to intercept Tom's errant pass! 0:44 On replay, we see the unnatural play by Marcus Williams: _Why isn't he playing to intercept the pass?_ 0:50 Aikman _ALSO_ acknowledges that the Safety, Marcus Williams, avoided making the interception on Tom's horrible pass haha! 1:08 Saints blitz and, as is ALWAYS THE CASE, it has zero effect on Tom's pocket! No matter what, Tom's pocket is _always perfect_ in the fake game! None of the Saints are really trying to reach Tom. Tom makes another absolutely HORRIC throw but for _some reason,_ a non-mole player breaks on this one. It's one of the mysteries of the NFL: Although we can clearly see that *many of the players* are throwing the game, some of them seem to play sincerely and make big plays for their own team. 1:41 On replay, we see that Tom has decided to throw against the _absolutely ridiculous_ mole, #22 CJ Gardner Johnson. This player is doing everything humanly possible to help Tom win the game. But, unfortunately for Tom, a non-mole, #26 is playing safety and actually anticipates and breaks on Tom's poor pass. 2:25 This is a crucial extra-point...Game is basically over if this is good. LOOK at that! The ball seems to _curve dramatically_ as if being pulled by magnets to create a miss! But ball just barely sails through for a 9 point lead! *Even the magnets* aren't working for Tom's scrawny ass today haah! 🧲😱 4:43 Now that the games decided and over the Saints can suddenly reach Tom haha! This is a bit of camouflage to disguise the obvious fact that they played like small, weak children all throughout the game to give Tom plenty of time to throw. 6:12 Saints immediately revert to bullshit pass-rushing tactics...pretending to be weak and edge-rushing way to far behind Tom. 7:13 Saint #5 has Brady but...cannot make this easy sack? Haha, NO! This guy is *trying not to hit Tom hard* as we can see. Free shot on Tom but the guy's a sweetheart! And _now you know_ why Tom is impervious to injury unlike ALL other NFL QBs haha! These players *do not want their families to die* haah! *SUMMERY* Folks, do NOT believe in the NFL haha! Tom Brady is an absolute scrub! He wasn't any good as a young player and now this is outright comedy! They are punking you HARD! Everything is a fake/pretended version of a real game to allow Tom to win. If these games were real from start to finish, almost *all* of Tom's games would be major blowouts for the other team. The games only stay close because the opponents are being told not to pass rush Tom, not to cover his receivers, never to hit Tom hard, never to tackle his running backs. When they are on offense, his opponents are often being told to avoid scoring and to *punt the ball back to Tom* haah! In a real pro-league, Tom could not POSSIBLY make the playoffs as a starting quarterback - let alone win 7 super bowls haha! It's a huge joke being played on the football fans of America.
@@tyrushorn5918 To understand that the NFL is scripted you just have to consider the basic premise, Tyrus: Every team is based on drafting top talent based on size, speed, strength and quickness. As well as on competitive instinct and natural play-making ability (clutchness). (Notice that I said EVERY team not just the ones Tom joins haha.) So we're talking about highly capable teams across the league. Any NFL defense can do basic things when they are actually trying. Here's a short list of skills/abilities that every defense is easily capable of: 1. Pass rushing/collapsing the pocket rapidly. 2. Tight man-coverage in the 10 yard range. 3. Solo tackling, defeating blocks. 4. Anticipating/reacting quickly to passes and deflecting/intercepting. 5. Pursuit of a runner or QB, closing in fast. 6. Not being fooled over and over by fake handoffs or screen passes. When you watch many NFL games, you see a total inadequacy at these abilities. That's not because the defense doesn't have the abilities, it's because they are _pretending_ not to have them. Yes, Tom is far from the great quarterback we are told he is. In a real football league, Tom _might possibly_ be a back-up level player. He's tall. We can't deny that. Although Tom's arm was not NFL caliber even in his final college game, it somehow got stronger whether it be by eating all his avocados 🥑or more likely, eating all his PEDs💊. One interesting thing: Just after his triumphant super bowl season of 2001, Tom participated in a quarterback skills competition. Tom was.... *BAD* . For one thing, he was the only QB to throw out-of-bounds in the deep passing challenge. (Tom deep accuracy is poor in actual gameplay as well.) And in the final challenge, Tom is the only QB who fails to hit any of the targets and finishes with zero points.❌ Tom made Aaron Brooks look like a God. Watching this you could not imagine that Tom could possibly be better than Aaron Brooks. It looked like two _categorically different_ talent levels. 🤓😎 Tom's skills are so basic that the games have to be set-up perfectly for him to succeed. For example, Tom's immobility makes it impossible for him to cope with pass pressure, so the D-linemen have to pretend to be too weak to ever get off blocks or push their way into the pocket. 🧸 Tom has no ability to attack the intermediate or deep field. He can only toss those dinky little passes in the short range (10 yards or less). So they have to equip Tom with super-talented TEs and instruct the defense to bite 🍫drastically on _every fake handoff,_ allowing Tom's super tight-ends to go uncovered into the 15-yard range. This creates the illusion that Tom can complete deeper passes. Yeah, _anyone could_ when they aren't covering the best TEs and letting Tom lob the ball to them under no pass pressure. Tom could never complete a deep pass. It's simply beyond his talent-level. But anyone can complete deep when there's no coverage. 😵 In Tom's fake world, defenders never look back for the ball. Essentially, there's nobody covering his receiver. They are just there to make it _seem_ as if Tom is beating somebody. They run down the field with the receiver, but end up taking no action as the pass arrives. Even so, the safety ought to be able to reach some of these plays and disrupt the catch...but that is not a problem for Tom. One of the hidden, rigged elements is that defense is not allowed to anticipate his passes. 🧠In real football defenders rely on experience and cunning, making educated guesses about who the QB will throw to. They break on the passes, often intercepting. They are _far_ from the hapless dolts they pretend to be in Tom's games.😉 This is why other quarterbacks appear so much less decisive than Tom. Defenses are GOOD! They will intercept a lot of passes if you're not careful. Tom would be so embarrassed if the games weren't rigged. He could not go deep...nearly all of his deep throws are weak under-throws that the safety and corner _would have to fight over_ to see who gets the interception.🦴🐶 Tom's constant fake-handoffs would not fool linebackers in a real game, so there'd be no uncovered superman TEs to pass to. Tom's screen-passes, so effective in his fake world, would go absolutely nowhere in real football. A hidden rule is that defenders must miss the first tackle, allowing the screens to go for a 10-yard gain nearly every time. Recognizing Tom's inabilities, defense would anticipate that he prefers to toss easy screen-passes within his limited skill-set. Nearly all of them would be blown-up since it's actually *easy* for a pro-defender to make a first tackle on an immobile target. 💣 It only seems difficult because they are deliberately allowing the receiver to catch, get moving and escape for the 10-yard romp. Tom's 3rd-down conversion rate would be horrendous. Unlike his fake world, in real games he would have to make very accurate passes against tight man-coverage, and all receivers would be covered by a man. Never would he get to toss easy-mode completions on 3rd down to receivers who appear to be standing on _completely empty practice fields_ devoid of an opponent team. This fantasy exists only in scripted games.🎬 Since Tom's offense would not always generate a good running game (something it always does in his fake world), Tom would have to attempt 3rd & long passes far more often. If he unwisely attempted to hold the ball, Tom would soon be injured due to his slight build and immobility. Unlike his fantasy world, unblocked blitzers would NOT slow down or stumble to avoid walloping Tom's precious body.⚰💀 "Concussion" wouldn't just be the name of a Will Smith movie to Tom anymore haha.🤕 Tom's time to throw, in general, would be cut in half, roughly. In real games with no Ref support, Tom's blockers would have to play within the rules and could not hold constantly. Edge rushers, rather than deliberately evacuate Tom's pocket by charging way too far upfield, would corner in tightly and deliver sudden jolts of hitting/tackling to a Tom who wasn't finding all his receivers left totally uncovered for quick release passes. 💥😫 Even in our current reality, most who analyze Tom Brady admit that he is _not effective_ after getting hit hard, repeatedly. Tom is exactly the kind of QB who takes his focus off his receivers and begins to cover up his body to protect himself from imminent danger.👻🥵👻 🍩Finally, Tom's wonderful world of *stasis* would not exist. In other words, every time Tom left the field by punting, he would risk falling further behind on the scoreboard. No longer would the opponent offense be willing to match his failures and just keep punting him the ball back until he managed to score. Tom's inability to score would result in deficits and he would have to play without run support and against teams eager to hit him on every drop-back.☠ Under these conditions, Tom's recourse of quickly tossing short-range passes would get eaten alive - 🧠 since the defense is smart and knows he wants to do this, they would anticipate and break on these dinks. Now Tom would be throwing pick-6's to increase the opponent's lead. And even if Tom managed to obtain an occasional FG attempt after dinking away while being beaten half-to-death in his collapsing pockets, some of these kicks would miss🚫 Unlike his current fantasy world of inerrant FG perfection. 🧲🏈 IF Tom survived, physically, he would still get benched before too many games. Could he hang in as a back-up? Maybe. There's a lot of lesser QBs in the NFL that are tall, immobile and have only short-range passing capability. Tom has a basically good I.Q. for football and seems to prepare well. He can feel pressure and has decent short accuracy. And if he used his great looks to seduce the team owner's daughter he might play for a number of seasons.👩❤👨 If Tom could start an entire NFL season that was unscripted without getting hurt, what would his final record be? Probably 3-13. 💩
There something going on in the nfl. Since way back with Joe montana and rice. I see them doing it with the cowboys. It's like they want only certain teams to wins by design. Cause all of a sudden they saying dallas the number one team and prescott is that quartback
@@emmanuelshaul1358 Thanks. The comments are an attempt to analyze the games from a viewpoint that would never be expressed by the announcers. The announcers never consider the question of whether the game is scripted/rigged. They ignore anything that indicates that it is. But I DO consider this possibility and offer an alternative game-call based on perceptions that they are playing in ways that wouldn't make sense if the game was an unscripted competition. So, for example: Tom Brady throws the ball deep...the defender doesn't look back for the incoming pass, allowing it to be caught without attempting a deflection. The announcers will simply describe the catch and what a great pass Tom made. But I'll say, "The defender ignored the ball and allowed the catch." Then, later in the same game, the other team's quarterback will throw a ball deep against the Patriots...the Patriot defender DOES look back and successfully defends the incoming pass by deflecting it. The announcers describe it as a great play by the defender. But I'll say, "This proves that a team trying to win DOES look back and deflect incoming passes. Compare this to the other play where Tom was allowed to complete a deep pass without the defender ever looking for the incoming ball." Another example would be: We see a 3rd & 4 play where Tom easily converts for a first down against soft, zone coverage. No defender is near Tom's receiver and it looks too easy. The announcers describe the catch and explain that Tom gets a 1st down. But I'll say, "Tom is playing on easy-mode. The defense isn't really trying to stop his completion. His receiver was left totally uncovered." Then, later in the game, the other team's quarterback faces a 3rd & 4....except the Patriot defense uses tight man-to-man coverage and leaves no receiver open. The play fails to complete for a 1st down and they have to punt back to Tom. The announcers describe the excellent coverage by the Patriots saying the QB had nowhere to go with the football. But I'll say, "Any team that's really trying to win the game will use tight man-to-man coverage and not allow easy 1st downs to uncovered receivers. Compare this to when Tom was allowed to make an easy completion on his last 3rd down pass." Another example would be: Tom hands-off to Lagarrette Blount when he's on the Patriots...or he hands-off to Leonard Fournette when he's on the Bucs. Announcers describe the run and the yardage gained to set-up a short 3rd down for Tom. But I'll say, "How did the Steelers just release such an excellent running back as Blount? Was it so the Patriots could sign him? Are the Patriots being gifted with ringers that increase Tom's chances of victory? And what about how the Jaguars simply released the excellent Leonard Fournette? Tom is just gifted with a top running back wherever he goes? Haha WHY?" Or let's say the announcers watch a Gostkowski kick sail through for an important 4th quarter FG, simply describing it as good. But I'll say, "Bruh! Now not only is Tom the greatest of all time at QB, but the Patriots JUST HAPPEN to have the greatest FG kicker of all time, too? A guy who can make 60 of 62 kicks in the critical 4th quarters of the Patriot games? That's super-human! It's 97% accuracy and would have been considered impossible before he accomplished it." Or if its Tom's Bucs kicker, Ryan Succoup, announcer just describe the made FG attempt. But I'll say, "Bruh! Why would the Titans just release this awesome FG kicker? Is this another ringer to enhance Tom's scripted success? This dude made 37 of 40 kicks for Tom in 2020...that's 92% - a super human level of accuracy based on everything we know about human capabilities. How does Tom always have the greatest FG kickers of all time on his team?" So as we see, I'm providing takes on what happens in the games that you'll never hear from the official NFL spokesperson announcers that you listen to on TV.
@@skinydayunstar no excuse. 9 broken ribs and a torn shoulder. Honestly he should have only played certain snaps and let taysom & jameis get more plays in.
So interception in this game in the last play for the bucs and an interception in the last game's final play. Brady, do you like giving the ball to new Orleans? #whodatinterceptor
Well if you saying that they did beat the saints with 4 or 5 turnovers and a hurt drew breeze but the bucs did when now what's the bucs excuse for those other saints victories?
Love the shot of Dennis Allen coming over to congratulate Sean Payton! Golden
Me toooo!!!!!
Yeah you right!!!
Yessss!!
Who Datttt!
Love the shot of the saints in the play…. Oh wait 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Look back at that. That was a combo of celebration and a F you to Payton at the same time. It will never surface, but Allen and Payton had their differences. Trust me.
Love that the city was behind New Orleans bc it was Jameis revenge game and even after he was hurt they still had the city behind them
The city is always behind the saints
Thank you so much for reminding me, that was one of the best games.... Until they played Tom again and our defense held them to 0, lol. Can't wait for the next one!
This age will lol
The announcer saw the interception coming the whole time 😂
Man we were 5-2 at that point. Smh 🤦🏾♂️Only if they didn’t target Jameis.⚜️
Yup!!!
Knowing the GOAT might retire and your team is the thorn in his side that he couldn’t dominate is kinda flattering lmao.
This is Coach DA TEAM
Saints deserve better bro. This team won a super bowl in 2009 needs another one.
0:25 Announcer _notices_ that the Saint is refusing to intercept Tom's errant pass!
0:44 On replay, we see the unnatural play by Marcus Williams: _Why isn't he playing to intercept the pass?_
0:50 Aikman _ALSO_ acknowledges that the Safety, Marcus Williams, avoided making the interception on Tom's horrible pass haha!
1:08 Saints blitz and, as is ALWAYS THE CASE, it has zero effect on Tom's pocket! No matter what, Tom's pocket is _always perfect_ in the fake game! None of the Saints are really trying to reach Tom.
Tom makes another absolutely HORRIC throw but for _some reason,_ a non-mole player breaks on this one. It's one of the mysteries of the NFL: Although we can clearly see that *many of the players* are throwing the game, some of them seem to play sincerely and make big plays for their own team.
1:41 On replay, we see that Tom has decided to throw against the _absolutely ridiculous_ mole, #22 CJ Gardner Johnson. This player is doing everything humanly possible to help Tom win the game. But, unfortunately for Tom, a non-mole, #26 is playing safety and actually anticipates and breaks on Tom's poor pass.
2:25 This is a crucial extra-point...Game is basically over if this is good. LOOK at that! The ball seems to _curve dramatically_ as if being pulled by magnets to create a miss! But ball just barely sails through for a 9 point lead! *Even the magnets* aren't working for Tom's scrawny ass today haah! 🧲😱
4:43 Now that the games decided and over the Saints can suddenly reach Tom haha! This is a bit of camouflage to disguise the obvious fact that they played like small, weak children all throughout the game to give Tom plenty of time to throw.
6:12 Saints immediately revert to bullshit pass-rushing tactics...pretending to be weak and edge-rushing way to far behind Tom.
7:13 Saint #5 has Brady but...cannot make this easy sack? Haha, NO! This guy is *trying not to hit Tom hard* as we can see. Free shot on Tom but the guy's a sweetheart! And _now you know_ why Tom is impervious to injury unlike ALL other NFL QBs haha! These players *do not want their families to die* haah!
*SUMMERY*
Folks, do NOT believe in the NFL haha! Tom Brady is an absolute scrub! He wasn't any good as a young player and now this is outright comedy! They are punking you HARD! Everything is a fake/pretended version of a real game to allow Tom to win. If these games were real from start to finish, almost *all* of Tom's games would be major blowouts for the other team. The games only stay close because the opponents are being told not to pass rush Tom, not to cover his receivers, never to hit Tom hard, never to tackle his running backs. When they are on offense, his opponents are often being told to avoid scoring and to *punt the ball back to Tom* haah!
In a real pro-league, Tom could not POSSIBLY make the playoffs as a starting quarterback - let alone win 7 super bowls haha! It's a huge joke being played on the football fans of America.
Sounds a bit delusional
@@tyrushorn5918 To understand that the NFL is scripted you just have to consider the basic premise, Tyrus:
Every team is based on drafting top talent based on size, speed, strength and quickness. As well as on competitive instinct and natural play-making ability (clutchness).
(Notice that I said EVERY team not just the ones Tom joins haha.)
So we're talking about highly capable teams across the league.
Any NFL defense can do basic things when they are actually trying.
Here's a short list of skills/abilities that every defense is easily capable of:
1. Pass rushing/collapsing the pocket rapidly.
2. Tight man-coverage in the 10 yard range.
3. Solo tackling, defeating blocks.
4. Anticipating/reacting quickly to passes and deflecting/intercepting.
5. Pursuit of a runner or QB, closing in fast.
6. Not being fooled over and over by fake handoffs or screen passes.
When you watch many NFL games, you see a total inadequacy at these abilities. That's not because the defense doesn't have the abilities, it's because they are _pretending_ not to have them.
Yes, Tom is far from the great quarterback we are told he is. In a real football league, Tom _might possibly_ be a back-up level player. He's tall. We can't deny that. Although Tom's arm was not NFL caliber even in his final college game, it somehow got stronger whether it be by eating all his avocados 🥑or more likely, eating all his PEDs💊.
One interesting thing: Just after his triumphant super bowl season of 2001, Tom participated in a quarterback skills competition. Tom was.... *BAD* . For one thing, he was the only QB to throw out-of-bounds in the deep passing challenge. (Tom deep accuracy is poor in actual gameplay as well.)
And in the final challenge, Tom is the only QB who fails to hit any of the targets and finishes with zero points.❌
Tom made Aaron Brooks look like a God. Watching this you could not imagine that Tom could possibly be better than Aaron Brooks. It looked like two _categorically different_ talent levels. 🤓😎
Tom's skills are so basic that the games have to be set-up perfectly for him to succeed. For example, Tom's immobility makes it impossible for him to cope with pass pressure, so the D-linemen have to pretend to be too weak to ever get off blocks or push their way into the pocket.
🧸
Tom has no ability to attack the intermediate or deep field. He can only toss those dinky little passes in the short range (10 yards or less). So they have to equip Tom with super-talented TEs and instruct the defense to bite 🍫drastically on _every fake handoff,_ allowing Tom's super tight-ends to go uncovered into the 15-yard range. This creates the illusion that Tom can complete deeper passes. Yeah, _anyone could_ when they aren't covering the best TEs and letting Tom lob the ball to them under no pass pressure.
Tom could never complete a deep pass. It's simply beyond his talent-level. But anyone can complete deep when there's no coverage. 😵 In Tom's fake world, defenders never look back for the ball. Essentially, there's nobody covering his receiver. They are just there to make it _seem_ as if Tom is beating somebody. They run down the field with the receiver, but end up taking no action as the pass arrives.
Even so, the safety ought to be able to reach some of these plays and disrupt the catch...but that is not a problem for Tom. One of the hidden, rigged elements is that defense is not allowed to anticipate his passes.
🧠In real football defenders rely on experience and cunning, making educated guesses about who the QB will throw to. They break on the passes, often intercepting. They are _far_ from the hapless dolts they pretend to be in Tom's games.😉
This is why other quarterbacks appear so much less decisive than Tom. Defenses are GOOD! They will intercept a lot of passes if you're not careful. Tom would be so embarrassed if the games weren't rigged. He could not go deep...nearly all of his deep throws are weak under-throws that the safety and corner _would have to fight over_ to see who gets the interception.🦴🐶
Tom's constant fake-handoffs would not fool linebackers in a real game, so there'd be no uncovered superman TEs to pass to.
Tom's screen-passes, so effective in his fake world, would go absolutely nowhere in real football. A hidden rule is that defenders must miss the first tackle, allowing the screens to go for a 10-yard gain nearly every time. Recognizing Tom's inabilities, defense would anticipate that he prefers to toss easy screen-passes within his limited skill-set. Nearly all of them would be blown-up since it's actually *easy* for a pro-defender to make a first tackle on an immobile target. 💣
It only seems difficult because they are deliberately allowing the receiver to catch, get moving and escape for the 10-yard romp.
Tom's 3rd-down conversion rate would be horrendous. Unlike his fake world, in real games he would have to make very accurate passes against tight man-coverage, and all receivers would be covered by a man. Never would he get to toss easy-mode completions on 3rd down to receivers who appear to be standing on _completely empty practice fields_ devoid of an opponent team. This fantasy exists only in scripted games.🎬
Since Tom's offense would not always generate a good running game (something it always does in his fake world), Tom would have to attempt 3rd & long passes far more often. If he unwisely attempted to hold the ball, Tom would soon be injured due to his slight build and immobility. Unlike his fantasy world, unblocked blitzers would NOT slow down or stumble to avoid walloping Tom's precious body.⚰💀
"Concussion" wouldn't just be the name of a Will Smith movie to Tom anymore haha.🤕
Tom's time to throw, in general, would be cut in half, roughly. In real games with no Ref support, Tom's blockers would have to play within the rules and could not hold constantly. Edge rushers, rather than deliberately evacuate Tom's pocket by charging way too far upfield, would corner in tightly and deliver sudden jolts of hitting/tackling to a Tom who wasn't finding all his receivers left totally uncovered for quick release passes.
💥😫
Even in our current reality, most who analyze Tom Brady admit that he is _not effective_ after getting hit hard, repeatedly. Tom is exactly the kind of QB who takes his focus off his receivers and begins to cover up his body to protect himself from imminent danger.👻🥵👻
🍩Finally, Tom's wonderful world of *stasis* would not exist. In other words, every time Tom left the field by punting, he would risk falling further behind on the scoreboard. No longer would the opponent offense be willing to match his failures and just keep punting him the ball back until he managed to score. Tom's inability to score would result in deficits and he would have to play without run support and against teams eager to hit him on every drop-back.☠
Under these conditions, Tom's recourse of quickly tossing short-range passes would get eaten alive - 🧠 since the defense is smart and knows he wants to do this, they would anticipate and break on these dinks. Now Tom would be throwing pick-6's to increase the opponent's lead.
And even if Tom managed to obtain an occasional FG attempt after dinking away while being beaten half-to-death in his collapsing pockets, some of these kicks would miss🚫 Unlike his current fantasy world of inerrant FG perfection. 🧲🏈
IF Tom survived, physically, he would still get benched before too many games. Could he hang in as a back-up? Maybe. There's a lot of lesser QBs in the NFL that are tall, immobile and have only short-range passing capability. Tom has a basically good I.Q. for football and seems to prepare well. He can feel pressure and has decent short accuracy. And if he used his great looks to seduce the team owner's daughter he might play for a number of seasons.👩❤👨
If Tom could start an entire NFL season that was unscripted without getting hurt, what would his final record be? Probably 3-13. 💩
I believe you seriously
There something going on in the nfl. Since way back with Joe montana and rice. I see them doing it with the cowboys. It's like they want only certain teams to wins by design. Cause all of a sudden they saying dallas the number one team and prescott is that quartback
@@emmanuelshaul1358 Thanks. The comments are an attempt to analyze the games from a viewpoint that would never be expressed by the announcers.
The announcers never consider the question of whether the game is scripted/rigged. They ignore anything that indicates that it is.
But I DO consider this possibility and offer an alternative game-call based on perceptions that they are playing in ways that wouldn't make sense if the game was an unscripted competition.
So, for example: Tom Brady throws the ball deep...the defender doesn't look back for the incoming pass, allowing it to be caught without attempting a deflection.
The announcers will simply describe the catch and what a great pass Tom made.
But I'll say, "The defender ignored the ball and allowed the catch."
Then, later in the same game, the other team's quarterback will throw a ball deep against the Patriots...the Patriot defender DOES look back and successfully defends the incoming pass by deflecting it.
The announcers describe it as a great play by the defender.
But I'll say, "This proves that a team trying to win DOES look back and deflect incoming passes. Compare this to the other play where Tom was allowed to complete a deep pass without the defender ever looking for the incoming ball."
Another example would be:
We see a 3rd & 4 play where Tom easily converts for a first down against soft, zone coverage. No defender is near Tom's receiver and it looks too easy.
The announcers describe the catch and explain that Tom gets a 1st down.
But I'll say, "Tom is playing on easy-mode. The defense isn't really trying to stop his completion. His receiver was left totally uncovered."
Then, later in the game, the other team's quarterback faces a 3rd & 4....except the Patriot defense uses tight man-to-man coverage and leaves no receiver open. The play fails to complete for a 1st down and they have to punt back to Tom.
The announcers describe the excellent coverage by the Patriots saying the QB had nowhere to go with the football.
But I'll say, "Any team that's really trying to win the game will use tight man-to-man coverage and not allow easy 1st downs to uncovered receivers. Compare this to when Tom was allowed to make an easy completion on his last 3rd down pass."
Another example would be:
Tom hands-off to Lagarrette Blount when he's on the Patriots...or he hands-off to Leonard Fournette when he's on the Bucs.
Announcers describe the run and the yardage gained to set-up a short 3rd down for Tom.
But I'll say, "How did the Steelers just release such an excellent running back as Blount? Was it so the Patriots could sign him? Are the Patriots being gifted with ringers that increase Tom's chances of victory? And what about how the Jaguars simply released the excellent Leonard Fournette? Tom is just gifted with a top running back wherever he goes? Haha WHY?"
Or let's say the announcers watch a Gostkowski kick sail through for an important 4th quarter FG, simply describing it as good.
But I'll say, "Bruh! Now not only is Tom the greatest of all time at QB, but the Patriots JUST HAPPEN to have the greatest FG kicker of all time, too? A guy who can make 60 of 62 kicks in the critical 4th quarters of the Patriot games? That's super-human! It's 97% accuracy and would have been considered impossible before he accomplished it."
Or if its Tom's Bucs kicker, Ryan Succoup, announcer just describe the made FG attempt.
But I'll say, "Bruh! Why would the Titans just release this awesome FG kicker? Is this another ringer to enhance Tom's scripted success? This dude made 37 of 40 kicks for Tom in 2020...that's 92% - a super human level of accuracy based on everything we know about human capabilities. How does Tom always have the greatest FG kickers of all time on his team?"
So as we see, I'm providing takes on what happens in the games that you'll never hear from the official NFL spokesperson announcers that you listen to on TV.
So freaking awesome!!!
I can’t wait to see Brady pissed off again lol and breaking tablets 😂😂😂
I can’t wait to see Winston Throw picks 😂😂
@@MrRanch-fc2pe cant wait to see the bucs go 1-6 against us
I can't wait to see the Saints get put out the playoffs by us again IF they even make it 😂
@@olemiss11ful
Lol enjoy one more season because after that the bucs will be trash again 😂
@@whodatnation704 and that may very well be true but until then I'm enjoying this ride 😁
I love it!
Awesome!
1:12 The most excitable part of the game, which made me and my uncles celebrate.
Nice
SAINTS TAKE IT TMR 20-17!!!!!!!!!
Do you have this full game?
Drew Brees lost that playoff game. It wasn't on the defense
And it wasn’t due to Brady either. It sucks that Brady got bailed out by brees having probably the worst game of his career
Dude had like 9 broken ribs and a torn shoulder
@@tier1solutions28 you made my point. He knew he wasn't healthy enough to play. What's your excuse for him throwing multiple interceptions?
@@skinydayunstar no excuse. 9 broken ribs and a torn shoulder. Honestly he should have only played certain snaps and let taysom & jameis get more plays in.
@@tier1solutions28 like i said, he lost that game with the turnovers. The saints defense held up their end
Weren't to this game it was awesome
Everyone looks so much younger!
3:15 look at those who dat babies. That's what I'm talking about.
So interception in this game in the last play for the bucs and an interception in the last game's final play. Brady, do you like giving the ball to new Orleans? #whodatinterceptor
I'm gonna miss Kwon!!!
Saints 44, Bucs 19
Tom Brady really retired after getting beat up by Saints🖤💛⚜️😂
And Rams lol
lol........
And when he got that personal foul when the refs finally flagged him for verbal abuse which he's been doing for years
Torch passed
Cry Tom, Cry.
In my opinion Goodell got his hand Tom Brady s cookie jar
Who Dat!
eject this in my veins
Lol 😆
And they put Tampa over us just pathetic 😒 we will win this division
Saints fans est2003
What’s hilarious is the Bucs beat the saint in The playoffs when it matters 😂😂
Well if you saying that they did beat the saints with 4 or 5 turnovers and a hurt drew breeze but the bucs did when now what's the bucs excuse for those other saints victories?
lol thats all yall bucs fans say
@@ReggieJenkkk cus it’s true
Ranch congrats, you beat an injured drew brees who played the worst game of his career, I hope your happy