Brady's wife Gisele blast Pats receivers for dropping passes

Srgt. Hulka · 02-09-2012, 10:26 AM

You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl.

saintfan · 02-09-2012, 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka

You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl.

You're correct. Welker didn't lose that game, the team lost it - from Belicheat on down. It's sad, too that a great player like Wes Welker has to tolerate all this nonsense.

SloMotion · 02-09-2012, 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka

You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl.

I'll hammer the Pats defense, but it's for that stupid lining-up-in-the-neutral-zone infraction by Novicheck or whatever his name is, when the Pats had the Giants on the 8yd line with third down. Of course it's just speculation, but without that penalty, the Giants would have been forced to punt, giving the Pats great field position from which they would have scored, used up much of the clock, making it 24-15 with not enough time left for the Giants to put up two scores ... at least that's how I felt when they got that stupid penalty, that they had just blown the chance to put the game away.

But yeah, I don't think you can blame Wes Walker or any one individual Patriot for the loss, they had their chances ... but it does remind me of an old saying, "Football is a team sport, and no one individual can be blamed for any loss ... except Tony Romo." ...

... it's something I live by.

Srgt. Hulka · 02-09-2012, 04:02 PM

Originally Posted by SloMotion

I'll hammer the Pats defense, but it's for that stupid lining-up-in-the-neutral-zone infraction by Novicheck or whatever his name is, when the Pats had the Giants on the 8yd line with third down. Of course it's just speculation, but without that penalty, the Giants would have been forced to punt, giving the Pats great field position from which they would have scored, used up much of the clock, making it 24-15 with not enough time left for the Giants to put up two scores ... at least that's how I felt when they got that stupid penalty, that they had just blown the chance to put the game away.

But yeah, I don't think you can blame Wes Walker or any one individual Patriot for the loss, they had their chances ... but it does remind me of an old saying, "Football is a team sport, and no one individual can be blamed for any loss ... except Tony Romo." ... ... it's something I live by.

Yep, see there's another example. I had forgotten about that lining up in the neutral zone penalty that gave the Giants new life and a new set of downs. But does anybody blame whoever it was that got the penalty for losing the game? No. Should they? No. That loss was a team loss. The Pats just blew it. Thats all that was. The whole team blew it.

And yea, Slomotion, we try to blame Romo for anything we can. LOL

Nemesis · 02-11-2012, 03:57 AM

Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka

You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl.

I have no record of Gisel blaming Brady for overthrowing a sure TD, or that other pick jump ball to I think gimpy Gronk? Cant recall now, but Gisel was out of line. I also dont recall any teammate wives questioning Brady's declining SB and even playoff performances of late.

02-09-2012, 10:26 AM	#1
Srgt. Hulka 1000 Posts + Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Shreveport, LA Posts: 4,417	You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl. saintfan likes this.

02-09-2012, 10:29 AM	#2
saintfan Donated Plasma Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 18,556 Blog Entries: 5	Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl. You're correct. Welker didn't lose that game, the team lost it - from Belicheat on down. It's sad, too that a great player like Wes Welker has to tolerate all this nonsense.

02-09-2012, 02:29 PM	#3
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl. I'll hammer the Pats defense, but it's for that stupid lining-up-in-the-neutral-zone infraction by Novicheck or whatever his name is, when the Pats had the Giants on the 8yd line with third down. Of course it's just speculation, but without that penalty, the Giants would have been forced to punt, giving the Pats great field position from which they would have scored, used up much of the clock, making it 24-15 with not enough time left for the Giants to put up two scores ... at least that's how I felt when they got that stupid penalty, that they had just blown the chance to put the game away. But yeah, I don't think you can blame Wes Walker or any one individual Patriot for the loss, they had their chances ... but it does remind me of an old saying, "Football is a team sport, and no one individual can be blamed for any loss ... except Tony Romo." ... ... it's something I live by. Srgt. Hulka likes this.

02-09-2012, 04:02 PM	#4
Srgt. Hulka 1000 Posts + Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Shreveport, LA Posts: 4,417	Originally Posted by SloMotion I'll hammer the Pats defense, but it's for that stupid lining-up-in-the-neutral-zone infraction by Novicheck or whatever his name is, when the Pats had the Giants on the 8yd line with third down. Of course it's just speculation, but without that penalty, the Giants would have been forced to punt, giving the Pats great field position from which they would have scored, used up much of the clock, making it 24-15 with not enough time left for the Giants to put up two scores ... at least that's how I felt when they got that stupid penalty, that they had just blown the chance to put the game away. But yeah, I don't think you can blame Wes Walker or any one individual Patriot for the loss, they had their chances ... but it does remind me of an old saying, "Football is a team sport, and no one individual can be blamed for any loss ... except Tony Romo." ... ... it's something I live by. Yep, see there's another example. I had forgotten about that lining up in the neutral zone penalty that gave the Giants new life and a new set of downs. But does anybody blame whoever it was that got the penalty for losing the game? No. Should they? No. That loss was a team loss. The Pats just blew it. Thats all that was. The whole team blew it. And yea, Slomotion, we try to blame Romo for anything we can. LOL

02-11-2012, 03:57 AM	#5
Nemesis VIP~~Drunken Clam Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Quahog Posts: 422	Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka You know, everybody is hammering Wes Welker for one dropped pass, but nobody is hammering the recievers who dropped passes in the last minute drive. Why is nobody hammering them? I don't know. When Wes Welker dropped that pass, the Patriots were still in the lead with four minutes left in the game. I understand, the ball hit Welker in the hands...He should have had the reception. But he didn't, he dropped it. Recievers drop balls all the time. Why isn't anybody hammering the Pats defense for NOT stopping the Giants on their last drive? The Patriots DID NOT lose the game because of one dropped pass. The game was 60 minutes long, that dropped pass play lasted about 7 seconds, the Patriots had 59 minutes and 53 seconds to win the game. It's NOT Wes Welker's fault that the Patriots lost the Superbowl. I have no record of Gisel blaming Brady for overthrowing a sure TD, or that other pick jump ball to I think gimpy Gronk? Cant recall now, but Gisel was out of line. I also dont recall any teammate wives questioning Brady's declining SB and even playoff performances of late.

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