*WHY I WAS **_SOOOO_** RIGHT* Bucs/Giants game was pre-determined. Last week I guaranteed the Bucs would win this game where I stated: _Watch for an easy win for the Bucs vs the Giants next Monday Night. That game WILL be pre-determined because they don't let Tom lose 3 in a row._ I also predicted that Giant QB would throw directly to a Buc and he did. After that play where Daniel Jones threw directly to #96 Steve McClendon, the announcer stated, _"Just threw it right to the Buccaneers! Tough one to explain."_ On a comment 6 days ago on Rigged NFL Breakdowns channel I stated: _I think next week's Giant/Bucs game is almost certain to be pre-determined for Tom to win easily. Watch for prevent defense all game long from the Giants...Daniel Jones will probably throw a pick-6 right to a Buc._ Game showed clears signs of being pre-determined throughout: Giant's weakling pass rush that rarely collapsed Tom's pocket...Giants in soft zone defense throughout the game - even when trailing big. Giants refusing to anticipate Tom's screen-a-polooza, never being ready for screen passes no matter how many they saw. Giant zone defenders slowing down to allow easy passing lanes and even letting passes zip right past their faces without reaching out to deflect/intercept. Arm-tackling (rather than body tackling), missing very easy first tackles on screen receivers. Giant QB not resembling a pro-level player but pretending amateurism. On one play I saw a Giant leap way up like a frog to avoid any possible contact with Tom Brady haha! Not sure if Tom was ever touched in the game. Giants call only 10 running plays haha. Clearly not a real effort to compete. Barkley given only 6 rushes? (Averaged 4.2) Despite the lack of running Daniel Jones only throws for 167? Is it even possible in a real game to only run 10 times but still only pass for 167? Bucs call 24 running plays. 6 to 24??? As I said, I knew this game would be pre-determined and wouldn't bear any resemblance to a real game because I studied the Patriots dynasty, thoroughly... During that 19 years, it was basically impossible for the Patriots to lose 3 in a row. Anytime they had a 2-game losing streak the next game would always look farcical with the opponent seemingly amateurish and weakling. Their QB would always toss a pass directly to a Patriot, inevitably. And of course, they would remain in soft zone D throughout the alleged 'contest'. Clearly the Bucs became the 'Buctriots' when Tom joined...and I knew the same principle would apply to the Buctriots. So I'm gladly taking credit for what was a very easy prediction of a pre-determined game. I'll also predict that the majority of the Buctriots remaining schedule will be pre-determined in their favor. 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. 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." *I analyzed Tom's silly opening drive on this video* New York Giants vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers HIGHLIGHTs | NFL Week 11 | November 22, 2021 By Uploader NFL Highlights 2021 0:14 Giants begin the game in PREVENT DEFENSE? Haha, WHY? Tom uses his infinite time to complete to a totally uncovered receiver who saunters to an easy 1st down. Ummm...okay but, WHY? Are the Giants fatigued, or something? It's the first play of the game! _Where's the competition, here?_ 0:32 Let the screen-a-polooza BEGIN! Tom's first of many silly little screen-passes that would all be suffocated in a real game due to their utter predictability. Watch Giant #24 run TOWARD the blocker! He's eagerly trying to be blocked out of the play! 0:56 Giants remain in inexplicable Prevent defense and leave FOUR Bucs receivers totally uncovered! Is this game being played in the "Twilight Zone"? It certainly *isn't* occurring in what Mankind calls 'Reality'. Nooo! Haha! You do not just let your opponent move down the field under no pressure or no coverage in real football haha. Tom is usually scripted to score on his opening drives of both halves and pretended defense is the norm on these drives. 1:21 Tom decides to offer a run at the crazy prevent defense. His ringer, Larry Fournette, was released for *absolutely no reason* by the Jags so he could assist Tom to his scripted Super Bowl victory. Many teams are ordered by the league to release excellent players to Tom's team (ringers). Giants allow themselves to be universally ERASED on this run play. 1:40 Tom's second lateral pass of the drive would have been intercepted in a real game. Watch Giant #51...he can easily step in front of Tom's foolish pass, but he's not going to do that. Watch #51 halt himself to open the passing lane so Tom's screen can work! Defenders are not allowed to use anticipation on Tom's scripted scoring drives. They must wait until the ball leaves his hand before reacting. Two Giants _only pretend_ to attempt a tackle on the screen receiver. Announcer says, "That was too easy!" Haha! Yes, that was not professional defense, _was it?_
@@BucsRaysBolts Thanks! I'm eagerly awaiting the rest of Tom's season. I think we'll be seeing a lot of games like this Giants one. I love destroying the illusion of these scripted games. I do NOT think we'll be seeing a Patriots/Bucs Super Bowl...the NFL would avoid something quite that obviously staged. Next year however???
@@jeffmullins1475 Watch out JFK! I gotta wonder if Tom isn't gonna run for president someday. I can't agree that Tom is a great QB. Based on his abilities he appears to be a system QB - meaning that you could win with Tom at QB only because your team as a whole is superior to the opponent. Tom has no exceptional abilities. But he is playing in games set-up for him to win because of his attractive personal qualities. Tom was bad at the start, he was just as bad in 2007, the undefeated season. He consistently below average at everything a quarterback does except for pocket awareness and short passing. He's also pretty tough, physically. So it's _possible_ Tom could play as a back-up in an unscripted NFL. That puts Tom above George Plimpton. George was an average guy who tried to play for the Detroit Lions. He was pretty bad. They made a movie about his adventure called "Paper Lion". In one scene from "Paper Lion" George is quarterbacking the Lions in a practice session...He seems to be excelling! The Lion's defense has no answer for George. He is passing, running and just making great plays all the way to the end zone for a TD! George is elated to beat the Lions defense and thinks he's getting really good...until he realizes they were just pretending. Lions thought it would be funny to miss tackles on purpose, let passes through for completions. George is dejected. He isn't really a good QB after all. But in reality, they could have put George out there in an actual game and done the same thing...making the crowd believe he's a magnificent talent. You probably see where I'm going, here. "Paper Patriot" would make a smashing film! He was movie-star quality so they arranged for him to win most of his college games and make a humble entry into the NFL...timing everything precisely so that he started his first game for the Patriots immediately after the 911 disaster. In that game, Tom was pretty bad haha! By halftime he had only 43 yards passing and no TDs. Yet his team was winning 20-0. Tom won 44-13 with 13 completions for 168 yards and 0 TDs for the game. It was a clear-cut case of the Colts throwing the game: Playing far below the level of amateurs. Yet the Colts had won 12 of their previous 18 games and the Patriots had lost 13 of their previous 18. Suddenly it all reversed as if by magic that day. And coach Belichick, who was 42-58 as an NFL head coach coming into the game, was now a genius who could completely shut down all offenses - even a powerful Colt offense that had scored on six consecutive possessions just the previous week. With Belichick's genius and Tom's......whatever Tom did (look handsome and exclaim, _"Let's GO!"_ ) ......the Patriots could now annihilate all NFL teams and instantly win their first dynastic super bowl that season. The psychology was based on identifying patriotism and support for the military with endless success and triumph associated with the Patriots and their handsome new Captain America. To understand that the NFL is scripted you just have to consider the basic premise: 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. Take, for example, Tom's having won 83 of 84 games when he had any kind of lead in the 4th quarter as of 2007... Bruh! Imagine doing ANYTHING 83 out of 84 times....can't imagine it, can you? Consider something as easy as shooting a free throw...There's no opposition...no one's trying to guard you or block your shots...but still, have you ever MADE 83 of 84 free-throws? Haha, of course not! But fans honestly think Tom can vanquish powerful, multi-million-dollar talent-laden NFL teams 83 out of 84 times in competitive games? Teams that are supposedly opposing his efforts every step of the way? Okaaay but...HOW? Tom gets what? 10 opportunities to drop back and pass in these 4th quarters? Maybe 15 in some of them? He's not even on the field for his team in these 4th quarters for special teams plays and defense. Tom can take this little bit of influence he has with his few passes...and WIN 83 of 84 times against the very top talent in all of America? I mean...are they some sort of clowns? These other NFL players that try to oppose Tom? They have no intelligence or desire to win? They have no greatness? Haha, only Tom is great? Only Tom knows how to play well in 4th quarters? But you think Tom Brady can toss a small handful of passes in 84 fourth quarters against the greatest football players in all of America...and defeat them 83 times?? And in each of these victories the opponent was devoid of any greatness on offense that would have allowed them to score enough to win no more than one game? Tom tosses his little dinks a few times and just automatically defeats every team except one? Nobody on the other teams is great? No great defenders that make winning plays? No great offensive talent on Tom's opposing teams? Not even just plain-old good luck once in a while for Tom's opponents? Tom's receivers drop his dinky passes or Tom runner fumbles? Tom defense slips in coverage or misses a tackle? What? Is satan OR GOD on Tom's side? Making sure that nobody who plays Tom is any good? Or can even just luck into beating him?If teams played real football and didn't follow a script the NFL would gradually become a far less entertaining product for most of the fans. Many games would be blow-outs with no 4th quarter suspense. Some games would be very low-scoring and lack the thrills of offensive fireworks. And it would be impossible to deliberately arrange the point-spreads. The 100 billion dollars being gambled every NFL season would be inaccessible to team owners, their families and mob-friends. The best players would be random if the games weren't scripted. No more charismatic, beautiful movie stars who always win. Some of the game's best players would be downright ugly and mean. Take, for example, the Women's NBA...a basketball league that attracts only a small audience. In Chicago this week, the WNBA championship team got a parade. But very few people seemed to attend. Mostly empty streets greeted the tall ladies. But what if the WNBA decided to become more popular? Here's what they'd need to do: Begin searching the college teams for the most physically attractive young women. Make sure that these fine young ladies are drafted into the WNBA. Coach the teams to allow these gorgeous ladies of basketball to score and win most of the time. As the game's premiere faces became more beautiful, more fans would be attracted to the sport. Of course, these lovely women wouldn't really be the best players...but for the good of the WNBA they would win and become marketable stars. A similar thing exists in women's figure skating. At times this sport achieves immense popularity with the public. Why? Because it's not exactly a real sport. Figure skating is judged. The winner is subjective. This allows the most beautiful skaters to get the highest marks from the judges. You end up with a bevy of ice-skating beauties who attract lots of eyes to the sport. Are they really the best figure skaters? ah-HAHAHAAH! Not even close! There's homely women that could jump and skate circles around these sexpots. But the sport would be quickly ignored by the public if they became the stars. Every NFL team is really just one team. They all win the Super Bowl as long as the league is making billions in profit.
I remember being so excited when we drafted him. I always thought he was the one who made Manziel look good in college, not the other way around. What a career for the guy. Good stuff.
The Giants begged the Ginger Giraffe to start but he refused, stating he didn't want to embarrass the sorry organization that threw him to the wayside on national TV. The Ginger Giraffe is mighty, but noble.
@@abucsthing That entire broadcasting crew for ESPN needs to be replaced. There is no chemistry between the three, Louis Riddick and Brian Griese interact way too awkwardly, and Steve Levy looks like he's out of words and just rambles on.
Those wide receiver bubble screens have caused, by my count, at least three Brady interceptions this year. It's a great play, but only to certain players. Evans isn't really the guy you want on those bubbles, and that is where Antonio Brown is needed so badly. We get him back and Scotty Miller back, I think we got a damn good shot at a deep playoff run.
Oh GRONK said that he though that BRADY was going to throw the football to him. Then GRONK said that when he looked at BRADY he was running. But that was a great 11 yard run for TOM BRADY. They asked BRADY about that 1 down rin BRADY said no that waa a 11 yard run.
That entire broadcasting crew for ESPN needs to be replaced. There is no chemistry between the three, Louis Riddick and Brian Griese interact way too awkwardly, and Steve Levy looks like he's out of words and just rambles on. Riddick and Griese also look - and sound - like a couple of accountants, not football guys. The broadcast has no personality and no humor. Bring back Jon Gruden to MNF.
*WHY I WAS **_SOOOO_** RIGHT*
Bucs/Giants game was pre-determined. Last week I guaranteed the Bucs would win this game where I stated:
_Watch for an easy win for the Bucs vs the Giants next Monday Night. That game WILL be pre-determined because they don't let Tom lose 3 in a row._
I also predicted that Giant QB would throw directly to a Buc and he did. After that play where Daniel Jones threw directly to #96 Steve McClendon, the announcer stated, _"Just threw it right to the Buccaneers! Tough one to explain."_
On a comment 6 days ago on Rigged NFL Breakdowns channel I stated:
_I think next week's Giant/Bucs game is almost certain to be pre-determined for Tom to win easily. Watch for prevent defense all game long from the Giants...Daniel Jones will probably throw a pick-6 right to a Buc._
Game showed clears signs of being pre-determined throughout: Giant's weakling pass rush that rarely collapsed Tom's pocket...Giants in soft zone defense throughout the game - even when trailing big.
Giants refusing to anticipate Tom's screen-a-polooza, never being ready for screen passes no matter how many they saw.
Giant zone defenders slowing down to allow easy passing lanes and even letting passes zip right past their faces without reaching out to deflect/intercept.
Arm-tackling (rather than body tackling), missing very easy first tackles on screen receivers. Giant QB not resembling a pro-level player but pretending amateurism.
On one play I saw a Giant leap way up like a frog to avoid any possible contact with Tom Brady haha! Not sure if Tom was ever touched in the game.
Giants call only 10 running plays haha. Clearly not a real effort to compete. Barkley given only 6 rushes? (Averaged 4.2)
Despite the lack of running Daniel Jones only throws for 167? Is it even possible in a real game to only run 10 times but still only pass for 167?
Bucs call 24 running plays. 6 to 24???
As I said, I knew this game would be pre-determined and wouldn't bear any resemblance to a real game because I studied the Patriots dynasty, thoroughly...
During that 19 years, it was basically impossible for the Patriots to lose 3 in a row. Anytime they had a 2-game losing streak the next game would always look farcical with the opponent seemingly amateurish and weakling. Their QB would always toss a pass directly to a Patriot, inevitably. And of course, they would remain in soft zone D throughout the alleged 'contest'.
Clearly the Bucs became the 'Buctriots' when Tom joined...and I knew the same principle would apply to the Buctriots. So I'm gladly taking credit for what was a very easy prediction of a pre-determined game.
I'll also predict that the majority of the Buctriots remaining schedule will be pre-determined in their favor.
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. 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."
*I analyzed Tom's silly opening drive on this video*
New York Giants vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers HIGHLIGHTs | NFL Week 11 | November 22, 2021
By Uploader NFL Highlights 2021
0:14 Giants begin the game in PREVENT DEFENSE? Haha, WHY? Tom uses his infinite time to complete to a totally uncovered receiver who saunters to an easy 1st down. Ummm...okay but, WHY? Are the Giants fatigued, or something? It's the first play of the game! _Where's the competition, here?_
0:32 Let the screen-a-polooza BEGIN! Tom's first of many silly little screen-passes that would all be suffocated in a real game due to their utter predictability. Watch Giant #24 run TOWARD the blocker! He's eagerly trying to be blocked out of the play!
0:56 Giants remain in inexplicable Prevent defense and leave FOUR Bucs receivers totally uncovered! Is this game being played in the "Twilight Zone"? It certainly *isn't* occurring in what Mankind calls 'Reality'. Nooo! Haha! You do not just let your opponent move down the field under no pressure or no coverage in real football haha. Tom is usually scripted to score on his opening drives of both halves and pretended defense is the norm on these drives.
1:21 Tom decides to offer a run at the crazy prevent defense. His ringer, Larry Fournette, was released for *absolutely no reason* by the Jags so he could assist Tom to his scripted Super Bowl victory. Many teams are ordered by the league to release excellent players to Tom's team (ringers).
Giants allow themselves to be universally ERASED on this run play.
1:40 Tom's second lateral pass of the drive would have been intercepted in a real game. Watch Giant #51...he can easily step in front of Tom's foolish pass, but he's not going to do that. Watch #51 halt himself to open the passing lane so Tom's screen can work! Defenders are not allowed to use anticipation on Tom's scripted scoring drives. They must wait until the ball leaves his hand before reacting.
Two Giants _only pretend_ to attempt a tackle on the screen receiver.
Announcer says, "That was too easy!" Haha! Yes, that was not professional defense, _was it?_
Welcome back to my comment section sir, we missed you
@@BucsRaysBolts Thanks! I'm eagerly awaiting the rest of Tom's season. I think we'll be seeing a lot of games like this Giants one. I love destroying the illusion of these scripted games. I do NOT think we'll be seeing a Patriots/Bucs Super Bowl...the NFL would avoid something quite that obviously staged.
Next year however???
Just out of curiosity, are you also in Dallas waiting for JFK to come back?
@@jeffmullins1475 Watch out JFK! I gotta wonder if Tom isn't gonna run for president someday.
I can't agree that Tom is a great QB. Based on his abilities he appears to be a system QB - meaning that you could win with Tom at QB only because your team as a whole is superior to the opponent.
Tom has no exceptional abilities. But he is playing in games set-up for him to win because of his attractive personal qualities.
Tom was bad at the start, he was just as bad in 2007, the undefeated season. He consistently below average at everything a quarterback does except for pocket awareness and short passing.
He's also pretty tough, physically.
So it's _possible_ Tom could play as a back-up in an unscripted NFL.
That puts Tom above George Plimpton. George was an average guy who tried to play for the Detroit Lions. He was pretty bad. They made a movie about his adventure called "Paper Lion".
In one scene from "Paper Lion" George is quarterbacking the Lions in a practice session...He seems to be excelling! The Lion's defense has no answer for George.
He is passing, running and just making great plays all the way to the end zone for a TD!
George is elated to beat the Lions defense and thinks he's getting really good...until he realizes they were just pretending. Lions thought it would be funny to miss tackles on purpose, let passes through for completions.
George is dejected. He isn't really a good QB after all.
But in reality, they could have put George out there in an actual game and done the same thing...making the crowd believe he's a magnificent talent.
You probably see where I'm going, here. "Paper Patriot" would make a smashing film!
He was movie-star quality so they arranged for him to win most of his college games and make a humble entry into the NFL...timing everything precisely so that he started his first game for the Patriots immediately after the 911 disaster.
In that game, Tom was pretty bad haha! By halftime he had only 43 yards passing and no TDs. Yet his team was winning 20-0.
Tom won 44-13 with 13 completions for 168 yards and 0 TDs for the game.
It was a clear-cut case of the Colts throwing the game: Playing far below the level of amateurs. Yet the Colts had won 12 of their previous 18 games and the Patriots had lost 13 of their previous 18.
Suddenly it all reversed as if by magic that day. And coach Belichick, who was 42-58 as an NFL head coach coming into the game, was now a genius who could completely shut down all offenses - even a powerful Colt offense that had scored on six consecutive possessions just the previous week.
With Belichick's genius and Tom's......whatever Tom did (look handsome and exclaim, _"Let's GO!"_ ) ......the Patriots could now annihilate all NFL teams and instantly win their first dynastic super bowl that season.
The psychology was based on identifying patriotism and support for the military with endless success and triumph associated with the Patriots and their handsome new Captain America.
To understand that the NFL is scripted you just have to consider the basic premise:
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.
Take, for example, Tom's having won 83 of 84 games when he had any kind of lead in the 4th quarter as of 2007...
Bruh! Imagine doing ANYTHING 83 out of 84 times....can't imagine it, can you?
Consider something as easy as shooting a free throw...There's no opposition...no one's trying to guard you or block your shots...but still, have you ever MADE 83 of 84 free-throws?
Haha, of course not! But fans honestly think Tom can vanquish powerful, multi-million-dollar talent-laden NFL teams 83 out of 84 times in competitive games?
Teams that are supposedly opposing his efforts every step of the way?
Okaaay but...HOW?
Tom gets what? 10 opportunities to drop back and pass in these 4th quarters? Maybe 15 in some of them?
He's not even on the field for his team in these 4th quarters for special teams plays and defense.
Tom can take this little bit of influence he has with his few passes...and WIN 83 of 84 times against the very top talent in all of America?
I mean...are they some sort of clowns? These other NFL players that try to oppose Tom? They have no intelligence or desire to win? They have no greatness?
Haha, only Tom is great? Only Tom knows how to play well in 4th quarters?
But you think Tom Brady can toss a small handful of passes in 84 fourth quarters against the greatest football players in all of America...and defeat them 83 times??
And in each of these victories the opponent was devoid of any greatness on offense that would have allowed them to score enough to win no more than one game?
Tom tosses his little dinks a few times and just automatically defeats every team except one? Nobody on the other teams is great? No great defenders that make winning plays? No great offensive talent on Tom's opposing teams?
Not even just plain-old good luck once in a while for Tom's opponents? Tom's receivers drop his dinky passes or Tom runner fumbles? Tom defense slips in coverage or misses a tackle?
What? Is satan OR GOD on Tom's side? Making sure that nobody who plays Tom is any good? Or can even just luck into beating him?If teams played real football and didn't follow a script the NFL would gradually become a far less entertaining product for most of the fans.
Many games would be blow-outs with no 4th quarter suspense. Some games would be very low-scoring and lack the thrills of offensive fireworks.
And it would be impossible to deliberately arrange the point-spreads. The 100 billion dollars being gambled every NFL season would be inaccessible to team owners, their families and mob-friends.
The best players would be random if the games weren't scripted. No more charismatic, beautiful movie stars who always win. Some of the game's best players would be downright ugly and mean.
Take, for example, the Women's NBA...a basketball league that attracts only a small audience. In Chicago this week, the WNBA championship team got a parade. But very few people seemed to attend. Mostly empty streets greeted the tall ladies.
But what if the WNBA decided to become more popular? Here's what they'd need to do: Begin searching the college teams for the most physically attractive young women. Make sure that these fine young ladies are drafted into the WNBA. Coach the teams to allow these gorgeous ladies of basketball to score and win most of the time.
As the game's premiere faces became more beautiful, more fans would be attracted to the sport. Of course, these lovely women wouldn't really be the best players...but for the good of the WNBA they would win and become marketable stars.
A similar thing exists in women's figure skating. At times this sport achieves immense popularity with the public. Why? Because it's not exactly a real sport.
Figure skating is judged. The winner is subjective. This allows the most beautiful skaters to get the highest marks from the judges. You end up with a bevy of ice-skating beauties who attract lots of eyes to the sport. Are they really the best figure skaters? ah-HAHAHAAH! Not even close!
There's homely women that could jump and skate circles around these sexpots. But the sport would be quickly ignored by the public if they became the stars.
Every NFL team is really just one team. They all win the Super Bowl as long as the league is making billions in profit.
Or the Giants defense sucked so much ass, they fired their DC after the game... 🤷🏾♂️
I think it's easy to say that Mike Evans is a top 10 Buccaneer of all time
With all his records and shit? Easily
Could be top 3 when he retires.
He’s gonna be the first offensive buccaneer to walk into the hall of fame. And he’ll be the last 13 to be worn in tampa
I remember being so excited when we drafted him. I always thought he was the one who made Manziel look good in college, not the other way around. What a career for the guy. Good stuff.
#1 IMO he goes to the HOF
This was my first Bucs game I ever went to! I got the crowd lit!
The next Krazy George? Lol
2:01
I just love watching Brady run 🏃🏾
Look at Brady man, so inspirational!
@@BucsRaysBolts 44 years old, btw. 💪😎
Move over Lamar Jackson!
Brady, had some fire under his ass on that run! I was impressed by the little hop off the defender
Loved the first quarter offense and the second half defence.
Also nice to see Brady kneel before the Ginger Giraffe
KNEEL!
Great to see one of these again. Been too long!
Lets make a run. Go Bucs!
Thank you so much! I moved up to Arkansans and look forward to your videos!!! GO BUCS!!!
I love the shot of Mike Glennon at the end. The Ginger Giraffe makes his return to the bay just to get blown out by the GOAT
The Giants begged the Ginger Giraffe to start but he refused, stating he didn't want to embarrass the sorry organization that threw him to the wayside on national TV. The Ginger Giraffe is mighty, but noble.
Love hearing Gene Deckerhoff!!
I love that the first guy Brady talks to is Glennon.
Brady is jumping around like a spring lamb now that his knee is fixed, loving it!
BRING ME SOME CHEESE SAYS NACHO lmfaoo
Gene had been saving that one. Only problem he had the wrong player. Got love Gene.
The Goat and the Giraffe having a chat at the end of the game. :)
“Andrew Thomas - just activated off the practice squad”
That’s a fall from grace 😂
Take a shot everytime Gene says the wrong name
😂
Yeah but at least it's another player on the team and not "Goodwin" like the ESPN idiot kept saying lol.
I remember a game in 2008 where he referred to Jermaine Phillips as Flip Wilson.
@@abucsthing That entire broadcasting crew for ESPN needs to be replaced. There is no chemistry between the three, Louis Riddick and Brian Griese interact way too awkwardly, and Steve Levy looks like he's out of words and just rambles on.
Cant blame em , he’s old man . He’s still hanging in there though
I think it helped finally getting SMB back at CB. Now we just need Davis back and for the most, we're fully healthy again
Good, to hear!
"Take That Daniel Jones"
Gene is a savage 🤣🤣🤣
No Gabbert 4th down conversion? Haha love the highlights! Go Bucs
What is it about Deckerhoff game calls? He's a man, he's a child, he's a true fan.
Always turn TV sound off to listen to Gene call the game.
Now to get the radio to delay to match the broadcast.
Those wide receiver bubble screens have caused, by my count, at least three Brady interceptions this year. It's a great play, but only to certain players. Evans isn't really the guy you want on those bubbles, and that is where Antonio Brown is needed so badly.
We get him back and Scotty Miller back, I think we got a damn good shot at a deep playoff run.
Brady runs with it: *The Chariots of Fire theme plays in the background*
GOAT
10:17 Will Ferrell's stunt double was at the game last night
Oh GRONK said that he though that BRADY was going to throw the football to him. Then GRONK said that when he looked at BRADY he was running. But that was a great 11 yard run for TOM BRADY. They asked BRADY about that 1 down rin BRADY said no that waa a 11 yard run.
I could watch Tom’s run and reaction over and over. Can anyone read lips and what he said besides f***? 😂
TAMPAAA!!!
BAAAAYYYY
Seems unfair for it to be called an interception when the ball slipped out of the hands of the receiver.
Packed stadium with no one wearing a mask & no one catching the Wuflu.
Trash officiating, but man this team looks so different with Gronk on the field. Congrats to Evans 💥
Can't wait to get AB back. Definitely gives us a different dynamic
I agree. Also agree with the AB return. This is when they fire on all 8.
That entire broadcasting crew for ESPN needs to be replaced. There is no chemistry between the three, Louis Riddick and Brian Griese interact way too awkwardly, and Steve Levy looks like he's out of words and just rambles on.
Riddick and Griese also look - and sound - like a couple of accountants, not football guys. The broadcast has no personality and no humor. Bring back Jon Gruden to MNF.
A great RADIO play by play annoying for TV
COULD U IMAGINE EVANS OPPOSITE OF DAVANTAE ADAMS? OOOOOWEEE!
I like Tom Brady
Stop with with over hype bucs win it was a game into the 4 quarter!!!
Bucs has not beaten a team with a winning record all season...good luck!
Cowboys are 7-3, Patriots are 7-4. Both have lost to the Bucs. You're a dumbass.