There used to be real rivalries where they actually hated each other. Now it's a pat on the ass and a warm embrace for the opponents. It's become a "Millionaire's Boys Club".Honestly it's some of the way these players act nowadays that's also turning me off of football. it's not just the NFL and their bullshit. Or the networks and their bullshit. or the rules and that bullshit. it's all kind of conspiring together to make me less interested.
1959-11-19: On this day in Professional Football History: The eighth and final American Football League franchise was awarded to the city of Boston. The group was headed by William H. Sullivan. “Boston was awarded the franchise over four other cities,” Sullivan stated. The cities were Cincinnati, Kansas City, Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Probably the biggest obstacle facing the new team was where they were going to play. They would need to have 25,000 fans per game just to break even. The new franchise had spoken with Fenway Park, Harvard Stadium and Braves Field. A new stadium was built at Boston College, but it only held 26,000...
“We have nothing definite, although Boston University, Fenway Park, Boston College and Harvard Stadium are possibilities. We will take a two-year lease with a renewal option. By that time, Norwood Stadium should be ready. That would be 1962,” Sullivan said.
Boston has fielded two different professional football teams in the past. The Boston Braves/Redskins existed from 1932-1936 then moved to Washington in 1937 and was known as the Washington Redskins.
The other team was known as the Boston Yanks. They played from 1944-1948. The Yanks folded after the conclusion of the 1948 NFL season. “When pro teams failed here before, there was no income from television, and people did not have cars to travel long distances as they can now. This is no hit or miss proposition. The money is in the bank,” Sullivan said.
Belichick coaching qualifications:
6x SB HC
2x SB DC
Hall of Fame coach
2nd most regular season wins
Jerod Mayo coaching qualifications:
Went to Israel with the owner
Without stating the obvious, Edelman held onto the ball better in big spots. And I’m saying that as someone who was an apologist for Welker in 2012 and 2013, and also as a fan of his.
I don’t disagree. But one made the play in the biggest game and the other dropped it. Unfair or not, that’s life as an athlete.Edelman had plenty of big drops. People cut him slack because the team won some SBs with him. Welker gets shit on because the team didn't win it all during his tenure (and Welker's postseason numbers, nevermind his regular season numbers, should earn him better than that, but fans are gonna fan).
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