>Tom Brady Gives Gisele Epic Response After She Begs Him to

reeeee

>>74131968
2, yes, no he isn't

>>74131968
If they have the best defense in the league and the best offense didn't work then who the fuck can stop them?

>>74134545
Goodell will find some way to ban Brady. Or rush in a rule change which states QBs can only start in 5 super bowls.

>>74134557

He's started 7

>>74134557
BB will start another QB and swich to Brady then

>>74134569

Excatly. So he will be stripped of the last two wins. Just because!

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>>74131968
5 years. He will reach 2 more owls. He will win next year for sure to complete the 3 in 4 dynasty. The final owl is a toss up.

Why would he stop when he can continue his legacy, all the greats end up losing out because new players come along and destroy their records, so Brady might as well try and make it as hard as possible for the next greatest qb

Their time is OVER!!!!! AFC East is wide-open!

definitely for real this time

>>74135087
>no coughlin
Honestly, if they play again, it's gonna be a serious blowout in favor of the Pats, they should stay away from the superb owl for a little while.

The second he gets a head injury Gisele will handcuff him to his bed.

>>74135379
And ride him like the retarded GI from The World According to Garp?

>>74135107
30 years from now, some guy named Dick Ludwig is gonna come in and only win 1 superbowl in an era where the superbowl is a best of 7 series, and he won 4 superbowls in a row and he'll be considered the GOAT just because of recency bias.

>>74135463
I screencapped this
>see you in 30 senpai

>>74135073
>pats lose both their owl losses off the record books

Truly the goat

Peyton went from elite to dogshit in one season. I'd say Brady only has one more year left. You can prevent injuries but you can't prevent old age.

also I'm still seething after Peyton won a ring in his dogshit season.

>>74135087

>hasn't won a playoff game in 7 years

Within that time frame the Patriots
>have won 2 owls
>have been to 6 AFC Championship games

Meanwhile the Giants
>have lost a great head coach
>have made a guy who is completely out for himself the face of the franchise.

I think the Pats are gonna be juuuuuust fine

>>74131968
>woman thinking her opinion matters

Is there anything more comical?

>>74135135

That shouldn't be hard.

>>74131968
>‘Too Bad, Babe, I’m Having Too Much Fun’

ALPHA AS FUCK

>>74135379
Im pretty sure Tom was concussed early during the Owl with some of the throws he was making.

Reminder that no woman will ever beg you to spend more time with her

>>74136567
s-shut up

Brady could keep going for another 5 years if he wanted

>>74135463
>superbowl is a best of 7 series
Don't give them any ideas.

>>74131968
I doubt Brady would up and retire before they found a replacement short of getting Theismanned. So they'll be quietly searching for a replacement for the next 2 or 3 years

>belichick isn't getting younger
Let me tell you about the power of Satan

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>>74135087
DELETE THIS

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>>74131968
he calls men 'babe' too

fucking californians i swear

>>74131968
Considering his mentality, winning just makes him hungrier
Peyton Manning was a shriveled old corpse of himself last year, while Tom Brady might arguably the best form of his career
It might be a while before he starts sucking

>>74136459

Your sex life?

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I am fucking SICK of this faggot beating my team every year god dammit just go join the retirement home already you fucking faggot.

>>74136442
this

father time is undefeated

>>74139214
so far

>>74135122
Kek, this. Feels like every season for the past 6 years, people have been predicting that Brady was done, the Pats are done.....but they just keep winning.

>>74135135
If the Giants get good enough to reach the SB again, then they've clearly sorted out their current problems and should have nothing to worry about.

>>74136442
Peypey also had seventeen neck surgeries, Brady has only had one serious injury in his career. Not saying it won't happen, but who knows when his cliff will be. Maybe it'll be a more gradual drop.

>>74139176
Jets or Dolphins?

>>74136442
Peyton nearly broke his neck and was out for a whole season though. That kind of accelerated the decline, otherwise it would have been a more gradual process. I think Brady has 3 seasons left as the best QB, then maybe 1 or 2 as a game manager.

Unless he gets some massive, season-ending injury though, then I agree that he would probably have just one more good season.

The best part is that "old" Brady will still be one of the league's top QBs. It's like when Michael Jordan came back at the age of 41 and still put up 22 points per game.

>>74131968

Not too long. As you get older, you get injured more easily.

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>>74134545
>then who the fuck can stop them?
You called?

>>74131968
I think he's getting that 6th ring, then retiring. Maybe in 2019 or 2020. He's undoubtedly the GOAT, but he's already like 38 or 39.

>>74135135
>Using "no Coughlin" as a negative
>Under Coughlin they missed the postseason 4 seasons in a row
>Under McAdoo they go 11-5 with the best defense in the league
Look, I love Coughlin, and I was sceptical of McAdoo, but you're delusional if you think they should have kept Coughlin.
>>74136457
Again, Coughlin had to go. You're also ignoring that the AFC is complete shit and has been for the past 13 seasons. It's why it's been a Brady/Roethlisberger/Manning conference for so long.

New England are to the NFL what Barca is to football,
He has 3 good seasons left easily

>>74139486
I wouldn't say undoubtledly, but more like probably the GOAT. You could argue the cheating scandals, how this era is much more geared towards the offense and against the defense, and as >>74139543 mentioned, the AFC is pretty much a joke of a conference.

>>74139576
>You could argue the cheating scandals

Name one.

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>>74139576
>cheating scandals

lmao, not this again

>2002: Patriots win the Super Bowl
>2004: Patriots win the Super Bowl
>2005: Patriots win the Super Bowl
>2006: NFL makes a new rule saying "you can still film, but you can only do it from certain places"
>Patriots keep filming from the old spot
>Everyone: OMG SPYGATE CHEATRIOTS!

>>74139576
>the AFC is pretty much a joke of a conference.
AFC 4-1 in the last 5 Super Bowls
AFC 10-6 in Super Bowls during Brady's era
AFC 13-7 in the last 20 years

>>74139543
AFC is a joke because Brady, Manning, and to a lesser extent Roethlisberger have been so damn good for so long, and have been part of great organizations. It's not a matter of the conference being bad, it's a matter of the teams at the top just being that good.

It's the old European argument about Spanish soccer being weak because Real Madrid/Barcelona keep winning.

>>74139609
It's amazing how many people think that filming from anywhere is illegal. You have to give Goodell and ESPN credit, they ran one hell of a smear campaign.

He's just gonna keep getting worse. Next Owl he'll win from 30 points behind, then the next one from 40...

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>>74131968
https://youtu.be/1yBfF7V8b3A?t=12m42s

The man truly believes he's no where near hanging it up. I think 3 or 4, and if he's playing at the level he is still, absolutely another chance.

>>74135379
People don't credit his toughness nearly enough. He got absolutely hammered in the first half

>>74139414
>One of

He is the one

>>74135135
>some of you are alright
>don't go to the Super Bowl for a while.

realistically at a high level? maybe 3. he'll push past 3, but performance will go down.

>>74139911
People see him bitch to the refs when he has a legitimate argument for a flag and assume he cries every time he gets hit, in reality he's taken some of the most intense beatings of the past 16 years during his career

>>74139950
Right, but I'm talking about "Old Brady". He's the best right now, but that doesn't last forever.

What happened with Manning dying within a season scared me, but Brady seems to be in much better shaper than Peyton was in.

>>74131968
He'll play until at least the end of this decade unless he suffers a serious injury, probably.

>>74131968
cool story babe, now go make me a sandwich you fucking bitch whore

Pats have said that they expect him to play 3-5 more years. I believe it, because they are trading Jimmy Garrapilow.
Remember, Jimmy has a year on his contract, and they can tag him the next year. So if Brady was retiring after 2 more years, they would keep Jimmy. They aren't keeping Jimmy, therefore Brady is sticking around at least 3 seasons.

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>>74135087
Bring it.

There's nobody I'd rather the Pats face in the Super Bowl anymore. Other teams just shoot themselves in the foot at the mere sight of Tom Brady.

We need Pats-Giants III.

Brady will definitely win at least 1 more ring before retiring. Every other team will now be shit scared of the Patriots and will never feel safe when playing against them.

>>74136442
This, and Brady's already Master of the Rings. It's easy to lose your motivation after something like that, since you're already at the absolute peak.

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>>74135135
Pats haven't blown anybody out in the Super Bowl. The most recent two they benefited from meme play calling by the opposing team.

>>74141201
That's for normal people. We're talking about Tom Brady, who probably loves football more than his wife and Bill "Winning the Owl is cool, but now we're 5 weeks behind everyone else in preparation" Belichick.

>>74131968

He gets to 3 more and wins 2.

He goes next year and wins. Loses the 3peat but is back for the next year and wins.

>>74141489
>who probably loves football more than his wife
Who doesn't?

>>74131968
Didn't Favre start sucking at 39 and finally keel over and die at 42? Age 44 at the absolute most, and that's assuming stellar protection and no really bad tears or sprains.

>>74131968

Brady lets out a mighty yawn and scratches
his ball with his 5 rings on the couch

tell Gisele
maybe after next season babe

proceeds to play another 10 years

>>74141231
>Pats haven't blown anybody out in the Super Bowl
>What is SB 51

>2 min 4 max
>Yes
>Belichick has 3-5 years after Brady leaves.

>>74135087
Eh, without Tom Coughlin, I dunno...

>>74139609
Bill Belichick shouldn't have ignored the memo that Goodell sent out, because that shit just keeps following his team around now.

>>74139543

Yes Anon, get rid of the guy who pulled two teams out of the garbage and made both relevant, one of which won the SuperBowl twice.
Get rid of the guy who gave the NFC their only multiple 'Owl winner since the Cowboys 25 years ago.
I'm sure his replacement will be just as good. It's not like it's really really hard to find great coaches in the NFL, why look at all the teams that have one now!

-New England

That's the list. Anything positive you're seeing currently is the result of Tom Coughlin building the team up. This is just like when Rex Ryan and Eric Mangini got all this credit for making the Jets great when in reality you were seeing the guys Parcells had brought in. In a few years the impact of what Coughlin did will fade and the Giants will go back to the bottom of the NFC.

>>74142141
I'd like to see BB get 10 rings.
He has 7 now (2 from the Giants, 5 from NE).

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>>74142766
>Belichick has 2 rings from his time with the Giants
>His only 2 superbowl losses are to the giants
Really steams the old noodle

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>>74136567

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>>74139576
>AFC is pretty much a joke of a conference.
>NFC teams literally make the playoffs with losing records

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>>74135087
>>74139477
Literal Flacco has had more recent successes

>>74142858
Coughlin and BB were coaches at the same time under Parcells. Makes me wonder if that makes Coughlin the best expert on BB's tactics.

>>74143665
I think that is a big part of it. Belichick was already the GOAT defensive coordinator for the Giants, and Coughlin got to see the method to his madness first hand. This has allowed him to gameplan against Belichick better than anyone else.

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>>74135087

>le first round exit man

>>74134557
>Goodell hates Brady

Good goy

eli hasnt made it in 8 years lmaao

>>74131968
So /sp/ tell me, which is the better way to go?
>Retire at the top of your game for that fairy-tale finish
>Keep playing until you are shit and over the hill

I think the second is more honorable.

>>74146190
>Keep playing until you are shit and over the hill

Leave Peyton out of this.