Honestly, the Pats being this good was just life for me. I was born in 95, so I was only like 6 when they won their first super bowl. And I don't even remember much life before like 5 tbh, so up until I was 24 years old, watching these guy's win was all I knew. It got to a point where it became routine, lol. I'm not used to watching them be mediocre, but it was time. I actually enjoy watching them be the underdogs and try to rebuild a championship caliber team.
@@greysonG10I think the opposite can be said for Washington I was born in 98 so the second year of Dan Synder and all I have known my whole life is losing and heartbreak. I hope like the Patriots we can build our own dynasty. We have never had a franchise QB when you think about it
@@greysonG10exactly, we have won enough, yeah it would be nice to keep winning but it had to end sometime. Some people just like to whine , cry and complain. Instead of appreciating what we had, other teams fans wish they could experience 5% of our teams success
I was the only huge Chicago Bears fan in my school and group of friends who didn't like or want Jay Cutler from day one. Two playoff games during his entire career. It's weird how he is good but it's kind of an illusion. Wasted years is how I think about Cutler.
Here we are …. 2022 and Covid is still killing Americans. 845,000 dead. Actually more than that, we stopped counting. Not bad for a “fake” disease, eh? We know now why he said the meek shall inherit the earth, the stupid don’t stand a chance.
I remember this game, that TD catch by Bennett was insane. I was pumped when the Pats picked him up in 2016, and always thought back to his TD in this game.
@@brandonhillgoth699 He was ok in the 2013 season but what really foreshadowed his demise with the Bears was the 54-11 loss against the Eagles in Week 16. Then 2014 prompted the brutal losses by the Patriots and Packers. I'm so glad the Bears have Matt Nagy and the defense is much better then this trash defense that we used to have.
Who would've guessed that Brandon Marshall and Darelle Revis would be teammates next year. Then the year after, Matt Forte would join them. Also, Martellus Bennett would be a Patriot a long with Shea Mcclellin a couple years later
Hall of Famers: Chicago Bears: None New England Patriots: Robert Kraft (Owner), Bill Belichick (Head Coach), Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, Darrelle Revis, Matthew Slater, Vince Wilfork, Chandler Jones
@@ryanbuckley20 You'd take the 14 defense over the 07 defense?? You realize you're giving up all pros like Rodney Harrison and Teddy Bruschi?? Those are the most legendary Pats defensive players ever lol.
@@TheAireaidLord but you're replacing them with other Patriot greats like Hightower, Devin McCourty, and Ninkovich. And add great players/athletes like Jamie Collins, Revis, and Chandler Jones. That defense was STACKED.
Absolutely not. 2004, 2007, and 2016 boasted better teams. The 2014 defense was not stacked. In fact, they performed worse than the names on the roster suggested. Therein lies the deception--the names on the jerseys.
Oscar Santana just came by right after the pats bears game. not gonna lie! that was way too close for comfort! trubisky is a real deal! give him few more years until he's a pro bowl qb!!!! but anyways like i said, brady has never lost to the bears and counting....
@@dayburks Really bruh lol. It's only been a couple of weeks lol. Calm down 💯. I made this prediction before the season started 💯. Still a chance the bears can win 💯. But to be honest idk who's gonna win the NFC this year 💯.
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God gets gronk gets championship tampa bay......dont think they got enough gun powder for that gun on the pirateship . for the scoring that will happen in 20 - 21 season a season to remember follow brady into hell
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Matt Forte wasted his talent staying in Chicago so long. And the Bears wasted almost a decade employing Jay Cutler. I didn't like the move of signing Cutler from day one. I still don't understand why people say he's good. He's not, he ruined the Bears.
*RIGGED FOOTBALL EXPLAINED* *BAILOUT FLAGS* 4:44 Bears are running wild over Patriots to begin the game...suddenly a 'micro-hold' is conveniently called on #83 to stop this opening drive. Every NFL play has micro-penalties like this one. The Refs can selectively call them to favor one team over the other in scripted games. (On the very next play at 5:11 we see the Refs totally ignore lots of micro-holding by #39 Brandon Browner.) On the very next possession at 7:44 we see an much more flagrant hold that goes uncalled by Patriot left tackle, Solder, #77, who grabs and holds the jersey and shoulder pad much longer than Bear #83 did! And again at 8:09 on Center #66, Stork! He also grabs the jersey and holds longer than Bear #83 did without being hit with a micro-penalty call. He even throws his opponent to the ground as the Bear raises his arm wondering where the flag is! It will never be thrown... For as we see, the Refs are blind to penalties that would hurt the scripted team, but quick to punish their opponent for even micro-infractions. *TIGHT MAN COVERAGE ON 3RD DOWN* At 13:37 notice that the team scripted to win (Patriots) is willing to cover tightly on 3rd down. This is one of the easiest ways to tell who is trying to win and who is scripted to lose. The team trying to lose will play soft coverage and allow easy conversion catches. But the team trying to win will jam receivers at the line and cover airtight to deny a first down. *NOT BITING ON FAKED HANDOFFS* At 14:19 notice that the Patriots are not so easily fooled into over-reacting to a faked handoff. This is normal if the team is scripted to win. Defenders understand that handoffs can be faked and stay in position to defend the pass. Only the team scripted to lose will bite hard on faked handoffs. We see this all the time in Patriot games as defenses leave Gronk totally uncovered after biting for fakes. Contrary to popular perception, this is not because the defense is stupid...it's because they are _required to over-react_ to all faked handoffs when they are scripted to lose. At 16:56 the Bears drastically over-react to the faked handoff since they are required to do so as the team scripted to lose. *TIGHT CORNERING EDGE RUSHERS* At 15:46 we again see air-tight coverage on 3rd down...but notice that left edge rusher #50 corners tightly in toward the QB and applies actual pressure. The team scripted to win will always do this, while the team scripted to lose will corner much too loosely...ending up four yards _behind_ the QB and never collapsing the pocket or applying pressure. We see this all the time in Patriot and now Buctriot games: Edge rushers run _way too far_ past Tom Brady before cornering and remove themselves from the play. Absurdly, they often stand four yards behind Tom as he releases! *MICRO PUSHOFFS* At 19:36 we see how 3rd down conversions are much easier for the scripted team even when tight man-coverage is applied: Notice that Gronk is not penalized for the push-off against #21 of the Bears. Even though he clearly shoves #21 away with his forearm to get open! Refs will ignore micro-penalties like this one and allow their favored team to move the chains. This power allows the Refs to end any drive... or allow it to continue. Just call or don't call the micro-pushoffs. *LATE FLAGS EXPLAINED* Refs will enable victory by flagging certain pivotal plays that would have hurt the scripted team. To achieve this, they wait until _after the result_ of the play...if the play was good, they don't throw a flag on the opponent. But if the play was bad for the favored team, they quickly throw a penalty flag on the opponent. As we shall see, only AFTER Patriots have failed will they reach into their pockets for the bailout hankie. 26:00 Is a great example: In this case, notice that Refs only whistle and flag the play AFTER it gets stuffed. Then they say the play didn't count and the Patriots get a do-over. This allows the Patriots to kick a FG rather than lose possession after the failed 4th-down attempt. Had this play resulted in a Patriot touchdown, the Refs would NOT have flagged the play. Play would have counted and Refs would have allowed the TD. The flinch is by the center, yet the whistle to stop the play only occurs 3 seconds _after the snap_ when it's become obvious the play has failed to result in a Patriot TD. *HALTING TO ALLOW RECEIVER TO RUN-AFTER-CATCH* At 29:50 we see a screen pass...notice that the Patriot (#39) pursues and tackles without halting himself. Since this game has been scripted, the Bear defender would have halted and allowed a Patriot receiver time to escape. You can observe this in most Brady games. The defense refuses to quickly move in and hit the receiver, halting themselves, instead, and allowing a run-after-catch. At 22:16 we see the difference: Brady throws a screen pass but Bear #23 halts himself to allow the receiver to escape. *2 MINUTE WARNING EXPLAINED* Did you ever wonder why there's a '2 Minute Warning' at the end of both halfs? There's really no reason for it, so...why? It's really 2-Minute Scripting. The game is stopped and a script is improvised for the end of the half. Notice that immediately after the game resumes the patriots lob a pass to Gronk...the pass is ignored by Bear #50 who never looks back, allowing Gronk to make the catch. This play was scripted during the 2 minute warning timeout. Notice that even though Gronk clearly losses possession as the ball hits the ground at 54:15, the replay Official simply ignores this and awards the scripted TD to the Patriots anyway. At 55:52 notice how little effort #50 makes at jamming Gronk. He doesn't really want to jam Gronk at all, _does he?_ Also notice how disastrous the game went for the Bears AFTER the 2 minute warning...3 TDs in 0:57 seconds! And bizarre incompetence by Cutler, who deliberately chucks the ball away to the Patriots! *70-0 AGAINST TOP PROFESSIONAL TALENT?* 1:10:49 This impossible accomplishment proves that Patriots are always scripted to win at home when ahead at halftime. This record could not be achieved in a real competitive sports league (70-0)
@@JJA1987 *IF TOM WERE REAL* Yes, Tom is far from the great quarterback we are told he is. In a real football league, Tom _might possibly_ be a back-up level player. He's tall. We can't deny that. Although Tom's arm was not NFL caliber even in his final college game, it somehow got stronger whether it be by eating all his avocados 🥑or more likely, eating all his PEDs💊. One interesting thing: Just after his triumphant super bowl season of 2001, Tom participated in a quarterback skills competition. Tom was.... *BAD* . For one thing, he was the only QB to throw out-of-bounds in the deep passing challenge. (Tom deep accuracy is poor in actual gameplay as well.) And in the final challenge, Tom is the only QB who fails to hit any of the targets and finishes with zero points.❌ Tom made Aaron Brooks look like a God. Watching this you could not imagine that Tom could possibly be better than Aaron Brooks. It looked like two _categorically different_ talent levels. 🤓😎 Tom's skills are so basic that the games have to be set-up perfectly for him to succeed. For example, Tom's immobility makes it impossible for him to cope with pass pressure, so the D-linemen have to pretend to be too weak to ever get off blocks or push their way into the pocket. 🧸 Tom has no ability to attack the intermediate or deep field. He can only toss those dinky little passes in the short range (10 yards or less). So they have to equip Tom with super-talented TEs and instruct the defense to bite 🍫drastically on _every fake handoff,_ allowing Tom's super tight-ends to go uncovered into the 15-yard range. This creates the illusion that Tom can complete deeper passes. Yeah, _anyone could_ when they aren't covering the best TEs and letting Tom lob the ball to them under no pass pressure. Tom could never complete a deep pass. It's simply beyond his talent-level. But anyone can complete deep when there's no coverage. 😵 In Tom's fake world, defenders never look back for the ball. Essentially, there's nobody covering his receiver. They are just there to make it _seem_ as if Tom is beating somebody. They run down the field with the receiver, but end up taking no action as the pass arrives. Even so, the safety ought to be able to reach some of these plays and disrupt the catch...but that is not a problem for Tom. One of the hidden, rigged elements is that defense is not allowed to anticipate his passes. 🧠In real football defenders rely on experience and cunning, making educated guesses about who the QB will throw to. They break on the passes, often intercepting. They are _far_ from the hapless dolts they pretend to be in Tom's games.😉 This is why other quarterbacks appear so much less decisive than Tom. Defenses are GOOD! They will intercept a lot of passes if you're not careful. Tom would be so embarrassed if the games weren't rigged. He could not go deep...nearly all of his deep throws are weak under-throws that the safety and corner _would have to fight over_ to see who gets the interception.🦴🐶 Tom's constant fake-handoffs would not fool linebackers in a real game, so there'd be no uncovered superman TEs to pass to. Tom's screen-passes, so effective in his fake world, would go absolutely nowhere in real football. A hidden rule is that defenders must miss the first tackle, allowing the screens to go for a 10-yard gain nearly every time. Recognizing Tom's inabilities, defense would anticipate that he prefers to toss easy screen-passes within his limited skill-set. Nearly all of them would be blown-up since it's actually *easy* for a pro-defender to make a first tackle on an immobile target. 💣 It only seems difficult because they are deliberately allowing the receiver to catch, get moving and escape for the 10-yard romp. Tom's 3rd-down conversion rate would be horrendous. Unlike his fake world, in real games he would have to make very accurate passes against tight man-coverage, and all receivers would be covered by a man. Never would he get to toss easy-mode completions on 3rd down to receivers who appear to be standing on _completely empty practice fields_ devoid of an opponent team. This fantasy exists only in scripted games.🎬 Since Tom's offense would not always generate a good running game (something it always does in his fake world), Tom would have to attempt 3rd & long passes far more often. If he unwisely attempted to hold the ball, Tom would soon be injured due to his slight build and immobility. Unlike his fantasy world, unblocked blitzers would NOT slow down or stumble to avoid walloping Tom's precious body.⚰💀 "Concussion" wouldn't just be the name of a Will Smith movie to Tom anymore haha.🤕 Tom's time to throw, in general, would be cut in half, roughly. In real games with no Ref support, Tom's blockers would have to play within the rules and could not hold constantly. Edge rushers, rather than deliberately evacuate Tom's pocket by charging way too far upfield, would corner in tightly and deliver sudden jolts of hitting/tackling to a Tom who wasn't finding all his receivers left totally uncovered for quick release passes. 💥😫 Even in our current reality, most who analyze Tom Brady admit that he is _not effective_ after getting hit hard, repeatedly. Tom is exactly the kind of QB who takes his focus off his receivers and begins to cover up his body to protect himself from imminent danger.🥵👻 🍩🌩Finally, Tom's wonderful world of *stasis* would not exist. In other words, every time Tom left the field by punting, he would risk falling further behind on the scoreboard. No longer would the opponent offense be willing to match his failures and just keep punting him the ball back until he managed to score. Tom's inability to score would result in deficits and he would have to play without run support and against teams eager to hit him on every drop-back.☠ Under these conditions, Tom's recourse of quickly tossing short-range passes would get eaten alive - 🧠 since the defense knows he wants to do this, they would anticipate and break on these dinks. Now Tom would be throwing pick-6's to increase the opponent's lead. And even if Tom managed to obtain an occasional FG attempt after dinking away while being beaten half-to-death in his collapsing pockets, some of these kicks would miss🚫 Unlike his current fantasy world of inerrant FG perfection. 🏈🧲 IF Tom survived, physically, he would still get benched before too many games. Could he hang in as a back-up? Maybe. There's a lot of lesser QBs in the NFL that are tall, immobile and have only short-range passing capability. Tom has a basically good I.Q, for football and seems to prepare well. He can feel pressure and has decent short accuracy. And if he used his great looks to seduce the team owner's daughter he might play for a number of seasons.👩❤👨 If Tom could start an entire NFL season that was unscripted without getting hurt, what would his final record be? Probably 3-13. 💩
@@JJA1987 2014...so fake for Tom! Video Title: 2014 Week 11 - Patriots @ Colts By Uploader: Bart Simpson 6:59 When you see this you know the Patriots are scripted to take the lead, early. Despite a play-call of tight man-coverage on 3rd & 7, we see Colt #20 allow a HUGE cushion immediately so that Tom can make an easy completion to Edelman. Folks, #20 *is in the NFL* haha! He is NOT capable of being _this bad_ at man coverage! Collinsworth tries to cover the stink by saying #20 got _mixed-up_ haha! 10:40 So Brady gets pressured up the middle, can't handle it, and throws the ball away. THEN we see the Patriots suddenly become COMPLETELY UNSTOPPABLE AT RUNNING THE BALL! They literally run for 15 yards or more on each of the next 3 plays. This is the Colts allowing the patriots to reach scoring position without Tom having to do anything. But WATCH Tom the next time he has to pass the ball, here...he sucks! TOM CANNOT MAKE AN ACCURATE, SHORT THROW TO EDELMAN even when he has a clean pocket and a LB covering Edelman haha. So on the next play the Colts just cave and allow a rushing TD. So Tom takes the lead by making an allowed conversion catch on 3rd & 7, throwing the ball away, and missing Edelman on an easy throw. But no problem, Tom is up 7-0. SEE what a charmed life Tom Brady lives? He cannot lose because it's scripted...and he barely _has to do anything_ TO WIN HAHA. 18:32 An absurd non-call for defensive pass interference on #25. As we see, the Refs are following a script to assist the Patriots to victory, as usual. Collinsworth will always ignore the obvious ways the Refs are favoring the patriots. Announcers are appearing as actors _portraying_ announcers. They are part of the presentation of the NFL. Their job is to cover-up the fakery and tell the viewer a fairy tale. (To be clear, you are not allowed to interfere with the receiver just because your head is turned to the ball. You may make incidental contact IF you are PLAYING the ball. As we see, #25 is not playing the ball he is playing the man as he interferes. Collingsworth is well aware of all this but just does his job to cover-up the stink.) 21:54 We see the RAREST of events: Brady gets hit as he throws. Naturally, this results in a bad interception. And NOW you know why defenders are _not allowed_ to hit Brady as he throws haha. Almost always they will refuse to do what Colt #93 does at 22:19. Tom would absolutely suck (like he did on this play) if this was actually allowed with any regularity. 24:36 Patriots #54 & #39 commit a wildly obvious contact downfield hitting Colt #13 eight yards downfield. Uncalled as the Refs remain blind to all patriot penalties! But this is....yeah. Stevie Wonder could have seen this one, folks. 25:09 Bruh! It is INSANE that casual fans think Brady is better than Andrew Luck! Luck is literally about 10X better than Tom. Look at this pass he casually completes off his back foot with pressure in his face. Tom could never do this and would just surrender himself like a small, frightened child. Luck may have retired because he was sick of fake football (scripted outcomes). 27:15 Probably an intentional drop by Bradshaw (#44). Remember that this is the mole-player who gave the Patriots a chance to win the Giants Super Bowl by scoring when the game was over if he just took a knee at the 1. Remember that play? He _pretends_ he's trying not to score but then he does score? Haha! Yeah, bruh, he intended to score to help the Patriots! 29:17 So Colts are losing the game and have the Patriots backed-up near the end zone. Great! Nice time to force a 3&out, right? OF COURSE NOT! THIS IS A SCRIPTED, FAKE GAME...so, naturally the Colts just ALLOW a totally uncovered receiver to catch an easy pass for a nice gain haha. There's no way the Colts are going to play competitively, here. Also, notice that the announcers (actors) don't even seem to notice how BIZARRE this is. Leave Edelman uncovered and let him make an instant 1st down to end the possibility of a punt from the Patriot end zone???? Haha, _WHY?_ 31:55 Brady has all day but still releases a horrid pass that should easily be intercepted. Not surprisingly, two Colts refuse to catch it! Most of Tom's intercept-able passes are dropped by unwilling defenders following the script to help Tom to victory. 39:42 Patriot #76 commits a fairly obvious block-in-the-back but Refs remain blind. Tom's O-Line is allowed to do this at will with no penalization. 42:38 3rd & 10 with the Colts losing...but they again just ALLOW Edelman to catch for a 1st down. _Why_ ? If this was a real game the colts would be in tight man coverage to deny this easy conversion catch. You KNOW the Patriots would have covered tightly. 43:51 Tom has all day but misses Devlin (#46) for a 1st down. Tom's accuracy is a myth, as we have seen. Here we see his vision is nothing special, either. 44:21 Collingsworth quickly ratifies this ticky-tak call yet totally ignored the much more obvious illegal contact downfield at 24:36 haha! (as did the refs). If this is real, then HOW are the Refs blind to what happened at 24:36 yet can easily see this one? Brady's incredibly charmed life continues as the Pats go up 14-3 without Brady having to hardly complete _any passes at all._ 47:22 Even though the Patriots are winning big, they still seem interested in covering ALL the Colt receivers! Notice before the snap there is no Colt left uncovered by a man. _How different than the Colts defense!_ Remember when they were losing but still repeatedly just left Edelman _totally uncovered?_ I wonder why these teams have such different philosophies? One plays to win and the other _plays to lose??_ 52:40 For the second time we see Brady cannot handle *any pressure* from up the middle and he again makes a horrific throw. This kind of pressure is tough for even good QBs so a poor QB like Tom is going to fall apart under this scenario. That's why Tom hardly ever has to face such pressure. In most of his 'wins' the defense refuses to apply pressure from up the middle - pretending to be overpowered by their blockers (weak as kittens). 53:11 Haha, look how Tom is hurling himself to the ground after releasing this crappy pass. Tom is just too skinny to be a real NFL QB and that's why he does things like that. In a real season that wasn't scripted, Tom would be injured a lot and quickly be retired and in pain haha. 54:03 Ridiculous blindness by the Refs as Luck takes a shot to the head AFTER the play is over. #74 clearly just punches Andrew in the head! Oh my, this is beyond laughable that fans think these are 'Refs'. The NFL's Refs are no different than pro-wrestling's 'Refs' haha! At the bottom left corner of the screen, Ref # 135 is looking *right at* the unnecessary roughness and blow to the head, yet refuses to throw his flag! 55:31 This is a perfect pass and something Brady could never do. I know you _think_ Brady could...because he has Gronk. Yes, ANYBODY could lob a pass to Gronk or Randy Moss for a TD. You or I could do that. Especially when the defense is allowing it (which they often are). But this? Haha, NO! Brady does *not* have this ability that Luck displays here. 57:42 WTF? Pats have 3 timeouts and 50 seconds but _take a knee??_ But I thought Tom Brady was GREAT! Wasn't he the GOAT, as they say? Haha! This should tell you all you need to know, fans: Tom's _own team_ doesn't want him throwing anymore shitty passes hahaha! Let's just stop and think about this for a second: Tom was horrible! AND YET HE'S _winning_ this fake-ass game haha! Folks, how is this possible if it's a real game and not scripted entertainment? Tom made about 3 average throws in this first half to an uncovered Julian Edelman. THAT'S IT! (Okay I guess he also made one to Gronk.) He also threw what should have been 3 picks! _How on earth_ is lucky Tom winning this game???? The Patriots then take the opening drive of the 2nd half and EASILY score as the Colts offer virtually no resistance. Is this why the Patriots were willing to waste a possession at the end of the 1st half? Because they KNEW they were scripted to score a TD on the opening drive of the 2nd half?? 1:09:40 Patriots winning big yet STILL play *tight man-coverage* on 3rd & 6 to deny an easy conversion catch. So WHY would so many of their opponents be unwilling to do this? Compare this to the play at 42:38 where the Colts _just allow_ a conversion with soft, prevent coverage even though they are losing. How could the Colts be so much less intelligent and uncompetitive than the patriots? They aren't! They're just _following a script_ and allowing the patriots to win! 1:16:33 Again we see how blatant block-in-the-back is totally ignored by the Refs in all Patriot games. Watch #76 do as obvious a block-in-the-back as you will ever see. Tom's protectors are allowed to commit wildly obvious penalties on nearly every drop-back play. 1:20:37 This is truly crazy! Colt #17 seems to deliberately sabotage his own team: First he runs over to the other returner's side and interferes with the catch...then he pretends to attempt a fumble recovery but clearly flings the ball deliberately back into his own end zone... Bruh, this smells like mole-spirit!😇 1:25:46 _Remember_ what we discussed about this player (#44 Bradshaw)? haha, yeah...that was *not* an accidental fumble! This player is a big time mole! On the next play he refuses to release into his pass pattern... Then watch him on the next three plays: Colts give him the ball on each play and he manages NOT TO SCORE on _all three plays_ haha! Finally they remove #44 from the game and they IMMEDIATELY SCORE haha!
