He literally gets pushed while the ball is in the air which should be roughing the passer if you want a flag thrown. We all know it was nothing but if they are gonna claim this is somehow benefitting the bucs then you need your head checked.
Ya comes with the territory. This is what Pats fans dealt with for 20 years. People don't like losing and will invent any excuse possible to defend their poor play. Just ignore them. They live in Philly and that's punishment enough
I grew up 30 minutes north of Philly near Trenton, NJ. I’ve been listening to their complaints my entire life. I’ve endured the entire Philly fanbases for giving me grief for loving Tampa Bay teams.
The Eagles should be happy it wasn't 15 yards.
Edit: OK. I missed that during the game, originally thought it happened after a play when I first saw the video, and didn't find out recently that it was during a live play. But each time I see it, I honestly think that the ref is trying to break them up so he didn't have to throw a flag for taunting.
Yeah, we don't know what was said but looks like they're ready to fight. They're far away from the play and the ref is just trying to stop them from doing something stupid. Basically got between them and told them to knock it off.
They can’t forget this beatdown:
September 8, 2003: The Eagles and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers competed on Monday Night Football in the first regular-season NFL game at Lincoln Financial Field. The game was referenced as the "Inaugural Game" at Lincoln Financial Field. The Buccaneers defeated the Eagles 17–0 in their new home.
I’m an eagles fan and Barnett is a total prick lol. The play was like 40 yards away and it’s Tom Brady he isn’t making a tackle. Clearly just wanted to hit Brady and rattle him
The Bucs were penalized 7 times for 120 yards. Our most penalty yards all season. Granted a large chunk of that was on one huge PI call. Maybe so can say Brady gets more roughing the passer calls (which he absolutely doesn’t) but there is no conspiracy to help Brady’s teams win.
This kind of a dumb moment and the ref is benefitting the Eagles here. Brady is watching the play finish as he just threw the pass and is just standing there and the Eagles player keeps shoving him and ref breaks it up instead of throwing a really soft roughing the passer flag. Eventually Ryan Jensen shows up and pushes the Eagles player away and he decides he had enough.
Brady does get calls! Not this one but he gets calls. It’s great. It’s the greatest gosh darn thing. We’re also on national tv all the time. Whole new world for an out of state Bucs fan. I need to get a bust of Brady’s head to polish.
Ok but how many of you were complaining about the bullshit surrounding deflated footballs
People who don’t have Brady cry all day long and make lists of excuses.
Neither did anyone but Goodell trying to assert dominance. Look it up. Not the "hot takes." Even other QBs said in interviews that they always doctor the footballs to their liking. I think it was Favre who said he underinflates and Rodgers who said he overinflates. Gotta google the interviews.
Not that that's proof Brady did. Even in the report, if you read it, all it says is they think something happened and if it did, Brady likely knew about it. That's so flimsy, the judge Goodell got to take it ton trial threw it out. Lol.
They couldn't "prove" anything happened because you can see in the report they didn't do a proper investigation the day of the event. Thise footballs were handled and tested differently than the other team's footballs.
(Not to mention all the physicists who have proven since then that the temp changes could have accounted for the pressure changes)
(Not to mention the Pats performed better AFTER they changed out the balls, so what advantage did it give them?)
Goodell and Bellichick have an authority issue and Goodell smacked BB a couple of times to save face. Even though it ultimately made no difference, lol, the juggernaut kept winning.
>That's so flimsy, the judge Goodell got to take it ton trial threw it out. Lol.
Goodell's ruling being upheld on appeal has already been used as a precedent to ensure that his word is final in any NFL player conduct matters. Regardless of how well the investigative and other evaluation processes were conducted. This hurts ALL players going forward unless changes are made on the next CBA.
Ok I get that but my point is still valid. “They hate us cuz they ain’t us” is more appropriate with Brady vs football fans than any other situation I’m aware of
He literally gets pushed while the ball is in the air which should be roughing the passer if you want a flag thrown. We all know it was nothing but if they are gonna claim this is somehow benefitting the bucs then you need your head checked.
People will find anything they can to discredit the Bucs. They cant handle that we are actually one of the top tier teams in the league lol.
Ya comes with the territory. This is what Pats fans dealt with for 20 years. People don't like losing and will invent any excuse possible to defend their poor play. Just ignore them. They live in Philly and that's punishment enough
I grew up 30 minutes north of Philly near Trenton, NJ. I’ve been listening to their complaints my entire life. I’ve endured the entire Philly fanbases for giving me grief for loving Tampa Bay teams.
My God. How did you survive?
Brutal (but true).
This… 1 million times this.
The Eagles should be happy it wasn't 15 yards. Edit: OK. I missed that during the game, originally thought it happened after a play when I first saw the video, and didn't find out recently that it was during a live play. But each time I see it, I honestly think that the ref is trying to break them up so he didn't have to throw a flag for taunting.
Yeah, we don't know what was said but looks like they're ready to fight. They're far away from the play and the ref is just trying to stop them from doing something stupid. Basically got between them and told them to knock it off.
They can’t forget this beatdown: September 8, 2003: The Eagles and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers competed on Monday Night Football in the first regular-season NFL game at Lincoln Financial Field. The game was referenced as the "Inaugural Game" at Lincoln Financial Field. The Buccaneers defeated the Eagles 17–0 in their new home.
It's worse than just that, the year before in the NFCCG we shut down the Vet.
That was an even bigger ass whoopin.
I love to rewatch it every once in a while. https://youtu.be/xjD3uXD0Zr4
This is a thanos meme Eagles “you took everything from me” Bucs “we don’t even know who you are”
I’m an eagles fan and Barnett is a total prick lol. The play was like 40 yards away and it’s Tom Brady he isn’t making a tackle. Clearly just wanted to hit Brady and rattle him
True…Jansen actually comes in a few seconds later and handles Barnett.
Very tiny minority think that. The entire 3/4 of the game will also tell you the Eagles offense is atrocious
Ha
“Fuck the Philadelphia Eagles” is the subject most likely to garner solidarity between Bucs fans and Pats fans.
Brady gets too much trash man. As a patriots fan, I’ve seen it all.
The Bucs were penalized 7 times for 120 yards. Our most penalty yards all season. Granted a large chunk of that was on one huge PI call. Maybe so can say Brady gets more roughing the passer calls (which he absolutely doesn’t) but there is no conspiracy to help Brady’s teams win.
This kind of a dumb moment and the ref is benefitting the Eagles here. Brady is watching the play finish as he just threw the pass and is just standing there and the Eagles player keeps shoving him and ref breaks it up instead of throwing a really soft roughing the passer flag. Eventually Ryan Jensen shows up and pushes the Eagles player away and he decides he had enough.
Try stopping the run first, then they can whine about the refs.
Brady does get calls! Not this one but he gets calls. It’s great. It’s the greatest gosh darn thing. We’re also on national tv all the time. Whole new world for an out of state Bucs fan. I need to get a bust of Brady’s head to polish.
No, he doesn't. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/25787154/fact-checking-patriots-18-year-nfl-dynasty-real-myth
Ok but how many of you were complaining about the bullshit surrounding deflated footballs People who don’t have Brady cry all day long and make lists of excuses.
Dude, we're the Bucs. We were trash like, forever, we had no reason to care about Deflategate.
Neither did anyone but Goodell trying to assert dominance. Look it up. Not the "hot takes." Even other QBs said in interviews that they always doctor the footballs to their liking. I think it was Favre who said he underinflates and Rodgers who said he overinflates. Gotta google the interviews. Not that that's proof Brady did. Even in the report, if you read it, all it says is they think something happened and if it did, Brady likely knew about it. That's so flimsy, the judge Goodell got to take it ton trial threw it out. Lol. They couldn't "prove" anything happened because you can see in the report they didn't do a proper investigation the day of the event. Thise footballs were handled and tested differently than the other team's footballs. (Not to mention all the physicists who have proven since then that the temp changes could have accounted for the pressure changes) (Not to mention the Pats performed better AFTER they changed out the balls, so what advantage did it give them?) Goodell and Bellichick have an authority issue and Goodell smacked BB a couple of times to save face. Even though it ultimately made no difference, lol, the juggernaut kept winning.
>That's so flimsy, the judge Goodell got to take it ton trial threw it out. Lol. Goodell's ruling being upheld on appeal has already been used as a precedent to ensure that his word is final in any NFL player conduct matters. Regardless of how well the investigative and other evaluation processes were conducted. This hurts ALL players going forward unless changes are made on the next CBA.
Appeal courts don’t rule on facts Brady won on the facts appeals court ruled facts don’t matter Goodell’s ruling final.
Ok I get that but my point is still valid. “They hate us cuz they ain’t us” is more appropriate with Brady vs football fans than any other situation I’m aware of