My first time hearing this too.
AFC Championship Game Pats @Donkeys News/Discussion
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mgcolby
Go Eat a satchel of Richards!
AJ Brown, Diggs and Boutte next year. Would be sick!
theres a reason you never see Welker hanging out with Brady, other than maybe a picture once a year at the Kentucky Derby
I think Brady views him as a fucking loser, but would never admit that publicly
Ice_Ice_Brady
the executioner’s face is always well hidden
I still want to know how after the 2012 season, with 118 catches, 1,354 yards and 6 TDs, he couldn’t do better than a 2 year, $12M contract. He was 31, yes, but come on…you’re telling me no team in the entire league would pay more than $6M for an all pro level receiver? Want to know what actually caused this. Injuries? Concussions? Teams have paid way more for more questionable players, even past their prime age.
GAME DAY BITCHES!!!! LESS THAN 12 HOURS AWAY!!
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HSanders HSanders
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Was just watching the matchup show. Darius butler picked the patriots to win and also chose the rams. Greg cosell picked the broncos versus the seahawks. sal paolantonio mentioned that both nick foles and jared stidham were pick number one thirty three in the fourth round.
History says New England shouldn't even bother flying into Colorado, but the 2025 standings say they might be invincible.
For decades, Denver has been the ultimate graveyard for Patriots playoff dreams, with the Broncos holding a flawless 4-0 record against them at Mile High in the postseason.
Between the thin mountain air and a crowd that has never seen a loss to the Pats in January, the Broncos have always found a way to slam the door. However, Mike Vrabel’s squad is arriving with a different kind of armor, carrying a perfect 8-0 road record this season into the most hostile environment in the AFC.
It is the ultimate collision of historical dominance versus modern-day perfection.
One legendary streak has to break, and with a trip to Super Bowl LX on the line, the Mile High altitude is about to witness the most high-stakes clash in the history of this rivalry .
For decades, Denver has been the ultimate graveyard for Patriots playoff dreams, with the Broncos holding a flawless 4-0 record against them at Mile High in the postseason.
Between the thin mountain air and a crowd that has never seen a loss to the Pats in January, the Broncos have always found a way to slam the door. However, Mike Vrabel’s squad is arriving with a different kind of armor, carrying a perfect 8-0 road record this season into the most hostile environment in the AFC.
It is the ultimate collision of historical dominance versus modern-day perfection.
One legendary streak has to break, and with a trip to Super Bowl LX on the line, the Mile High altitude is about to witness the most high-stakes clash in the history of this rivalry .
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