Colts whining already>>>

[5starbomb]

Pats are fuckin cheaters. Fuck them

 

[texansfan]

Belichick is just the coach of a great team, nothing more, nothing less. Ask Cleveland fans how great he is. Look at Joe Torre, wasn't very good until he got with the Yankees. There are other coaches who are better than Belichick. A good coach can coach any team, not just the good ones.

 

[PatPatriot]

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Belichick is just the coach of a great team, nothing more, nothing less. Ask Cleveland fans how great he is. Look at Joe Torre, wasn't very good until he got with the Yankees. There are other coaches who are better than Belichick. A good coach can coach any team, not just the good ones.
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When BB came to the Pats he had to mop up the remanants of downward spiral of the Pete carrol years.
In his second year of gutting the team and adding a bunch of nobodies and transits the team he put together won the SB as 14.5 underdogs.

Mike Vrabel said that there were only 10 members of that team that could make this years team.
Tom Brady was drafted by BB.
Joe Torre inherted greatness.
Bill Belichick built greatness.

When all said and done he will be known as the greatest coach of alltime..praise his name.

 

[texansfan]

I would easily put Bill Walsh ahead of Belichick. Walsh really built that 49er's team from nothing and made football what it is today.

 

[FairWarning]

What about Lombardi?

Chuck Noll built a team that was nothing for 40 years too.

 

[VIEJODINOSAUR]

Bill Walsh
Tom Landry
Chuck Noll
Vince Lombardi
Don Shula
Mike Ditka
Bud Grant
Hank Stramm....where would Bellicheck be among these guys?? I say behind them, and these guys are off the top of my head....

 

[caudill18]

Can you send link to find the apology they supposedly sent??

Nor did they complain about the letter of apology they recieved for the horrible officiating sent to the Pats after the AFC Championship game.[/quote]

I've tried to find info about the apology letter. Doubt this really happened....Give it up!!

 

[PatPatriot]

Son don't come on here with a few post and question the master...you have no idea.

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I've tried to find info about the apology letter. Doubt this really happened....Give it up!! </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>[/QUOTE]

NFL apology Colt comfort for Hobbs

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<!--//tool box end//--><!--//article and page numbers//-->FOXBORO - Ellis Hobbs [stats] has insisted since the AFC title game loss to the Colts that he was improperly flagged for pass interference in the end zone.

From Wikpedia

Hobbs performed well in the 2006 playoffs, breaking up several potential touchdown passes, including two in the Divisional round against the San Diego Chargers, and one in the AFC Championship Game against the Indianapolis Colts. That play against the Colts was flagged as pass interference, a call that proved controversial. Although Greg Aiello, NFL vice president of communications, stated it was correctly flagged as pass interference<SUP class=reference id=_ref-0>[1]</SUP> in January, the NFL ultimately issued a letter of apology to Hobbs, stating that he had not, in fact, committed a foul<SUP class=reference id=_ref-1>[2]</SUP>. Hobbs also returned a kickoff 80 yards in the AFC Championship Game.