Brandon Lafail running his mouth again

[ickmule]

And, who cares ?

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[TheRed]

no worries... the Huddle is TheRed's beat.

 

 

 

Tell us how you really feel.

 

Of course none of it will change the fact that Hayden got knocked up though unfortunately.

 

[Khaki Lackey]

Ummm probably true. Rivera is a player's coach, and Bellicheck is a total dick. So I'm not surprised they work harder in NE. Doesn't necessarily make it the right approach. Also it's not 1 billion degrees up in MA.

 

Agreed. People seem to have forgotten that less than a year ago, almost everyone on this board wanted Rivera sh!tcanned.

If we get off to another slow start this year, we might wish Rivera was more of a dick. Don't get me wrong, it would be nice if we had a player's coach that got guys to produce, but it doesn't always work out that way. (see Norv)

[RelaxImaPro]

I've said for a while that LaFell seemed complacent as all hell, and before we let him walk some people seemed like they took offense to that statement.  Forget all the drops, tipped interceptions, etc.  it was his complacency and lack of effort going for the ball that made me dislike him so much... he just seemed like he never really cared the whole time he was here.

 

Lol, judging by that tweet it seems I wasn't too far off.

[BANE]

He's probably not wrong. The amount of work put in the offseason could be a reason why the Pats are CONSTANTLY competing in the playoffs and we are lucky to make it once every 5 years. 

[micnificent28]

Have no problem with this. Everyone knows the patriots run a tight ship. Fans need to chill.

[Toundra]

Panthers 24 New England 20 end of the story.

[Mr. Scot]

Up there in the old AFC East, Calvin pryor is talking too.

 

Calvin Pryor turns up the rhetoric

 

He and Brandon will likely exchange pleasantries at some point this season.

[PantherPhann89]

I expected more of LaFell. The Panthers gave him his first shot, shut up, learn your new playbook and play ball..

[Mr. Scot]

Regarding "hard work" in the offseason...

 

Used to be that nobody worked his team harder than Tom Coughlin did the Giants.  And you saw the results...

 

...which were not always good :unsure:

 

For a while there, Coughlin's Giants had a habit of dominating early, then fading in the latter half of the season. 

 

Why?  Because they were tired.  Coughlin had been working them like dogs since May, and it wore on them.

 

Team leadership finally convinced Coughlin to ease up a little, and suddenly the team was winning Super Bowls.

 

It's easy to think that if you just go hard all day, every day, you'll be the best.  But a game like football takes a toll on your body, so if you overdo it too soon, you might not have much left come crunch time.

 

Gotta find the right balance...

 

[iamhubby1]

Yupperz. Balance is the key. Otherwise you fall off. Hayden no like that. Damm, I am turning into Jangler. OOOOOHHHHHH NNNOOOOOO.

[FattyFatFat]

Ode to BFail

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[Dex]

Tell us how you really feel.

 

Of course none of it will change the fact that Hayden got knocked up though unfortunately.

 

poo just got real.

[CRA]

The NE offense is well known for being a very difficult scheme for WRs.

Ochocinco couldn't even learn the system to be able to show what he had left in the tank