Share this: Tom Brady and Bill Belichick are the most successful quarterback/head coach combo in NFL history. The two New England Patriots legends led their team to victory in thrilling fashion Sunday night with a 34-28 overtime win against the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI. Will the Patriots repeat as champions next season? Check out what Jermaine Wiggins thinks in the “NESN Sports Today” video above, presented by People’s United Bank. More Stories Source link
Tag: NFL
Even Shannon Sharpe Thinks Tom Brady Is Greatest Player In NFL History
Share this: Shannon Sharpe is a known New England Patriots hater. Sure, he’s had some praise for Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, Robert Kraft and Co. over the years, but the NFL Hall of Famer also has been critical of the Patriots in several instances, leading to a few pretty interesting Twitter dust-ups between him and passionate New England fans. Well, even Mr. Sharpe can’t help but tip his cap after the Patriots completed the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history Sunday to defeat the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI. In fact, he thinks Brady is the best player the NFL has ever seen. Oh, by the way, Sharpe picked the Falcons to win Sunday during FOX’s pregame coverage. Thumbnail photo via Bob Donnan/USA TODAY Sports
Atlanta Hawks’ Twitter Account Got Pretty Cocky Before Patriots’ Super Bowl Comeback
The Atlanta Hawks learned the hard way Sunday night you can’t ever count out Tom Brady and the New England Patriots — and no, that’s not a typo: We’re talking about the NBA team — not the NFL team, the Falcons, which blew a 25-point lead in the biggest Super Bowl choke of all time. The Hawks have one of the NBA’s most active (and sometimes aggressive) Twitter accounts. Often times, the Hawks’ social media team is downright funny. But they got a little carried away Sunday night while tweeting about Super Bowl LI. Here’s how the Hawks started the night: Bold move. Comparing a first-round NBA playoffs series to the Super Bowl is
Patriots Coach Bill Belichick Focused Only On Super Bowl, Not Retirement
Share this: The New England Patriots will aim for a fifth Super Bowl title Sunday when they take on the Atlanta Falcons at NRG Stadium in Houston. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick already has accomplished everything as an NFL coach, but retirement is far from his focus this week. Watch him explain in the “NESN Sports Today” video above, presented by People’s United Bank. More Stories Source link
Ray Lewis Thinks Tom Brady Still Is Motivated By Deflategate Before Super Bowl LI
Tom Brady says he’s totally over Deflategate, but is he really? The New England Patriots quarterback served his four-game suspension to begin the 2016 NFL season and claimed the situation was behind him long before the Pats made it to Super Bowl LI. But former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and two-time Super Bowl champion Ray Lewis thinks Brady is just trying to play nice with the NFL’s top brass. “It’s funny because any true competitor never lets nothing go,” Lewis said Wednesday, per FOXSports.com “Like, it’s never let go. I don’t care what nobody does to you. “I’m telling you, I’ll never forget … in the ninth grade this... NESN.com
Tom Brady’s Father Sounds Off On Roger Goodell For Role In Deflategate
Share this: Leading up to Super Bowl LI, Tom Brady has elected not to comment on Roger Goodell, but the same can’t be said for Brady’s father. As a result of the NFL’s handling of the Deflategate saga, Tom Brady Sr. is clearly not a fan of the NFL commissioner, as he expressed in an interview with KRON 4 in San Francisco. “For what the league did to him (Tom Brady) and what Roger Goodell constantly lied about is beyond reprehensible as far as I’m concerned,” Brady Sr. told KRON 4. Brady Sr. didn’t stop there. The father of the New England Patriots quarterback believes his son was the victim of an unfounded investigation led by Goodell. “He (Goodell) went on a witch hunt and
Josh McDaniels Applauds Patriots’ ‘Unique’ Unselfishness Ahead Of Super Bowl LI
by Zack Cox on Tue, Jan 24, 2017 at 4:39PM 2,230 Even with Rob Gronkowski sidelined, the New England Patriots boast arguably the deepest stable of offensive weapons in the NFL. And, one can argue, perhaps the deepest the franchise has had under head coach Bill Belichick. That means some players who might be the top dogs elsewhere are the third, fourth or fifth option in New England, which easily could lead to griping about playing time, touches and the like. It’s certainly resulted in... NESN.com