I really, really, really, really, really, really, really like Tom Brady!

[joeybee12]

He just seems like a nice, laid-back kind of guy who gets the job done.

I like Peyton, too, but I think I would never be able to have a conversation with him--way too intense.

[trof]

1. He speaks very highly of you, too.

;-)

[joeybee12]

2. Well, of course he does--we go way back!

[DemOutWest]

3. Me too!

:) :-) :D :P

On to Houston. Good Omen for all Patriots out of Massachusetts!

[Foswia]

4. So does Walt Coleman, i hear he loves tucking Brady (nt)

[joeybee12]

5. Don't understand--do you mean "tucking him IN?""""

Like, at night,in bed????????

[Foswia]

6. Pretty good, sorta, he likes him. But no

He has a history of calls in TomB's favor. After this game, he will have a history of noncalls for the Pats.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs01/s/2002/0119/1314426.html

[joeybee12]

7. Oh, that kind of tucking...

...well, the Pats won this one fair and square, although I have a feeling you're going to argure that point.

[Old and In the Way]

8. Manning gets the press, but

I'd take Brady any day to be my QB.

I'll admit that I thought it was a bad idea to give up on Bledsoe, but I can see how wrong I was now.

Go Pats!

[joeybee12]

9. I still feel kind of bad about Drew--just hate to see someone whose career

at a team is cut off. I'd like to see him take Buffalo far some day.

[GURUving]

10. In an alternate universe

The Colts in week 13 would have punched it in on 4th down and had home field advantage. No sour grapes here.

If the Eagles win, I'll be rooting for the Pats. If Carolina wins (miracles happen all the time), I'll be rooting for them.

[joeybee12]

11. I thought the Colts had four losses? Still would not have given them

home field advantage.

[GURUving]

12. From what I heard and read

I was told they would have had home field. The records would, of course, have been changed, and other tie breakers would have entered into the equation.

I could be full of crap, though.

[joeybee12]

13. I think if Indy won back then, the Chiefs would have had home field

advantage througout the play-offs (would have put both the Chiefs and Pats with 3 losses, and the tie-breakers went the Cheifs way). But since the Pats won back then, then if the Chiefs had beaten Indy last week, they still would have had to go to Foxboro.

Oh well, water under the bridge now.