Heath Evans second guesses Belichick

WhoDat!656 · 01-31-2012, 09:49 PM

On whether he would rather play with Brady or Drew Brees if he had to win one game: “It’s going to be Brees. Here’s why. If you think about the athletic defensive fronts that you take this day and age, Brees has a sixth sense that Tommy has, but he has the athleticism to escape more than Tommy has. So if you’re talking about one game, I’ve got to win it and they’re both playing the same defense and same playbook and everything else, that’s what I always go back to. These guys were twins that were separated at birth. One’s better looking and one got more athleticism. I don’t know which one is which, but ultimately, these guys, I’m telling you, the things that they do, how they practice, how they prepare, their photographic memory, their presence, how they calm a team, even the defensive players. That’s my only reasoning to picking Brees.”

It Is What It Is » Heath Evans on D&C:

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WhoDat!656 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Shreveport,Louisiana Posts: 16,086	Heath Evans second guesses Belichick On whether he would rather play with Brady or Drew Brees if he had to win one game: “It’s going to be Brees. Here’s why. If you think about the athletic defensive fronts that you take this day and age, Brees has a sixth sense that Tommy has, but he has the athleticism to escape more than Tommy has. So if you’re talking about one game, I’ve got to win it and they’re both playing the same defense and same playbook and everything else, that’s what I always go back to. These guys were twins that were separated at birth. One’s better looking and one got more athleticism. I don’t know which one is which, but ultimately, these guys, I’m telling you, the things that they do, how they practice, how they prepare, their photographic memory, their presence, how they calm a team, even the defensive players. That’s my only reasoning to picking Brees.” It Is What It Is » Heath Evans on D&C:
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