Tedy Bruschi and Julian Edelman Highlight Both Sides of The Patriots Dynasties 

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With all due respect to Bruschi, Ted Johnson and R.Harrison were more brutal...Johnson hit ball carriers FBs and offensive lineman so hard he had to retire due to warning signs of early dimentia...He ran thru his opponents head1st without slowing down and bracing for impact...Manhandled J.Bettis many times, had the size and strength to not give ground against Bettis when collisions between them occured...Steeler fans love to complain about spygate but it was advantages like that1 that made the difference...The vast majority of our LBs and DLs were all insanely stout...McGinest, Phifer Seymour Ty Warren Johnson and Vrabel...they were all around 250-300lbs...might not have been fast but they could stand anyone upfront up and get the job done when 2gapping...Bruschi was the only relatively smaller framed body among them... No1 ever really bothers to say it because he lived, returned to the field and got CPOY and is still doing OK all these yrs later, but what happened to him as a player was tragic...After spending the latter half of the 90s fighting just to secure and retain a starting spot on the roster Bruschi had reached his prime, had been performing at a HOF level for 2 maybe even 4 seasons in a row...Altho he won the CPOY award he was NEVER the same all-pro caliber player hed been before the stroke...He didnt make great plays anymore...Instead he was a part of plays he will continue to wish he could do over again for the rest of his life, not only in regards to the B.Jacobs 4th and 1 he referenced during this interview but also regarding the 2006AFCCG when he froze up and failed to snatch that fumbled football that had squirted straight up into the air out of Reggie Waynes hands right in front of Bruschi...2001-2004 he was an absolutely outstanding playmaker with an uncanny nose for the ball and sometimes the endzone after it....Was hard/despressing watching a reduced version of him after the stroke...same with Rodney Harrison in 2007 who was a shell of himself by that point in time...They werent outright incompetent liabilities but they were no longer exceptional players who popped off the screen...Pats woulda finished 19-0 in 07 if either 1 of them had still been in their prime...their defense was a bit of a paper tiger that yr...seymour was not in his prime anymore neither was Bruschi Harrison or Seau once Colvin was lost to injury and Vrabel hurt his shoulder they no longer could get to the QB anwhere near as frequently and needed their offense to score as often as possible to at least tilt the field for them...

Teddy would spy out what the opponent was doing and he just jet from one side line to the next and tackle the running back for no gain or lost that was pure instinct and understanding how to make opponents think they got something and it’s like he playing tennis get to the ball quick change direction tackle

Kevin Turner outweighs 'em all

Thanks for the love! Really appreciate you listening!

i hope ur not a grown man typing this into the void

​@@luisrusso9484I hope you're not a grown man writing ur like a 12 year old girl.

More like the tom brady. Can't win without him.

@@KUT-N-GO Bill had 2 rings as D.C. with the Giants. He has 8, Brady has 7.

That's what I said bill got the rings as a head coach because of tom brady. He probably won't get another.

Teddy is not a friendly person! He was a great football player though .

Have to agree with this. It's so cringeworthy. Typical new York sports fan. No class. Imagine if Julian was wearing his SB winning tops.

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