Are The Patriots Now The Greatest NFL Dynasty Of All Time?

[BookerL]

fellas.... the Championships they won .

Hi all
The key phrase the championships they won!
The greatness of them doesn't remove the greatness and achievements of others, this year the Pats are Crown Champs and Tom Brady à major achiever with a 3rd SP MVP
has anyone done any better?

Cheers

Booker

 

[Hypocycloid]

it would still make them only the 4th best. Im not mad, my team has 6. so quit dick riding the Pats, Its fucking gay.

 

[lgna69xxx]

Bingo! now this guy gets it! Yes the pAtriots are the best dynasty of the last *15 years *, or should i say from 2001-2004 which is more like it.

fellas.... the Championships they won are tainted. Imagine what cheating they have done that we have yet to find out about.

 

[lgna69xxx]

Rofl! Best post in this thread! (and soooooooooo true!) :lol: You have to put the Steelers/Niners/Packers/Cowboys at the top of the list, likely the niners win as best dynasty EVAH and then the others but with the level of play and the parity in the game today, i doubt we ever see a true dynasty (sans cheating) again in this day and moving forward.

BTW, the patriots latest (cough) SB win does not mean anythng towards the true meaning of the word "dynasty", their last SB victory before this one was TEN YEARS ago.

it would still make them only the 4th best. Im not mad, my team has 6. so quit dick riding the Pats, Its fucking gay.

 

[Hypocycloid]

Ok maybe I am mad about Blount, he could've been a factor in the Steeler loss v Balt.

And don't forget the pats had the first serial killer in nfl history.

 

[Merlot]

BOYZZZ!

And don't forget the pats had the first serial killer in nfl history.

Blount says thanks.

All the dirt is what matters huh hypo? This isn't about real football any more is it. Well, you guys need to wise up if you want to get dirty.

Pittsburgh Steelers:

http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/04/16/roethlisberger.incident/

Ben Roethlisberger...he escorted me into a side door/hallway, and sat me on a stool. He left and Ben came back with his penis out of his pants. I told him it wasn't OK, no, we don't need to do this and I proceeded to get up and try to leave. I went to the first door I saw, which happened to be a bathroom. He followed me into the bathroom and shut the door behind him. I still said no, this is not OK, and he then had sex with me.

Dallas Cowboys: Geeezzzzz they're deviant in DALLAS.

https://mikeresponts.wordpress.com/2008/03/10/top-10-dallas-cowboy-arrests-of-all-time/

Rafael Septien: January 22, 1987 Former Cowboys kicker,... indicted in Dallas County, Texas on a charge of “indecency with a child.” He was accused of having sex with a 10-year-old girl. The charges were later ammended to “aggravated child molestation.”

Dexter Clinkscale 1998...was arrested for having sexual relations and molesting an 18-year-old “boy” in 1998.

Lance Rentzel 1970 This former star wide receiver was arrested for exposing himself to a 10-year-old girl.

TEAMS WITH THE MOST ARRESTS:

http://www.bizjournals.com/dayton/s...-teams-with-most-player-arrests-rankings.html

New England Patriots tied for 28th with the Dallas Cowboys.

Pittsburgh Steelers ranked 13th. The arrests are for a mix of allegations that include domestic violence, DUI and assault.

Minnesota Vikings no. 1

Nice of you guys to take things this way. Real men huh. You are getting your butts kicked on it. The Patriots cut off Hernandez instantly, and he was just starting to be a star player. Where is that alleged rapist Roethlisberger. Still playing because he and the team no doubt bought his way out with a deal. Very dirty. It would have been better for you to stick to football.

Cheers,

Merlot

 

[lgna69xxx]

They say he (hernandez) was always distant from the team, only hung around his "gang" (literally) even when they drafted him so what's that tell ya about how low the pAtriots are and will do anything to win even if it means cheating or hiring gang members who murder? What did they expect from a guy they heard rumors of belonging to a real life gang? Just google "aaron hernandez gang" and read the plethora of articles about this sicko who was a sicko when belicheat drafted him and tell me beliceat did not know this, lol. They can have their *4* super bowls....

And don't forget the pats had the first serial killer in nfl history.

 

[BookerL]

Maybe a crime thread should be in place!:lol:
sports fans and crime fans everyone would be pleased:nod:

Cheers


Booker

 

[daydreamer41]

Steelers
Niners
Cowboys
Patriots....

I agree with this assessment except I put in the Packers either before or after the Patriots. The Steelers had the best 6 year run, winning 4 out of the 6 years, and in fact since the immaculate reception in 1972, they were contenders.

I would throw in the Green Bay Packers in when they won the first 2 Super Bowls and had one the NFL championship before the Super Bowl and the merger with the AFL.

To call the Patriots a dynasty with this win is sheer stupidity. The Patriots have not won since when? 2002, 2004 and 2005? That's 10 years ago. And now they barely won in 2015 with Brady turning 38 in 2016. I think this will be Brady's last stand and the Patriots will be a second place team in 2016 and beyond.

Football really hasn't had the dynasty teams as the NBA has had. The greatest teams being the Boston Celtics when Bill Russell, Don Nelson and John Havilchek played, Chicago Bulls with Michael Jordan and Los Angeles Lakers during Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor, and then Magic Johnson, and then Koby Bryant, and New York Knicks with Walt Frazier, Willis Reed, Dave Bradley, etc.

 

[Merlot]

BOYZZZ!!!

I agree with this assessment except I put in the Packers either before or after the Patriots.

Wow. How generous to leave the position open to question. You getting old or sick? This post is for you...Mr. No Team Commitment and the other haters:

Funny how the reasons are precisely as I assessed...ACHIEVEMENT and the The Free Agency Factor.

NFL morning after: The Patriots are the NFL’s greatest dynasty

Posted by Michael David Smith on February 2, 2015, 6:32 AM EST

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...r-the-patriots-are-the-nfls-greatest-dynasty/

Move over, Chuck Noll’s Steelers. Step aside, Vince Lombardi’s Packers. Tom Landry’s Cowboys and Bill Walsh’s 49ers? Sorry, folks. There’s a new team that has shown beyond a shadow of a doubt that it’s the greatest dynasty in NFL history.

Bill Belichick’s New England Patriots have achieved consistent greatness at a time when staying on top is harder than ever before, and as a result they deserve recognition for the best run this sport has ever seen.

With their fourth Super Bowl win on Sunday, Belichick and Tom Brady have put together a run that surpasses even what Terry Bradshaw did with Noll, what Bart Starr did with Lombardi, what Roger Staubach did with Landry and what Joe Montana did with Walsh. It’s not just that Belichick has won more postseason games than any other coach. It’s not just that Brady won his third Super Bowl MVP in his record sixth Super Bowl as a starting quarterback. It’s that the Patriots are doing it during the era of unrestricted free agency and the salary cap, when the NFL is making it all but impossible for the team on top to stay on top.

Think about everything the Patriots have done since Brady became their starting quarterback in 2001: In addition to appearing in six Super Bowls and winning four, they’ve had a winning record for 14 consecutive seasons. They’ve had the only 16-0 regular season in NFL history. They’ve made it to the conference championship round of the playoffs nine times — nine times. They’ve made it to the playoffs 11 of the last 12 years, missing only in the year when Brady was lost for the season with a Week One knee injury — and even that year they went 11-5. They’ve consistently been the best franchise in football.

It’s so hard to keep winning in today’s NFL. The salary cap and free agency mean you simply can’t keep all of your best players together for years at a time, the way those great Steelers and Packers and Cowboys and 49ers teams used to do. Even a great franchise like the Seahawks, who have been to three Super Bowls and made the playoffs nine times during this Patriots reign, also went through a rough patch in which they had four consecutive losing seasons. That’s just the way it works in the NFL. You can’t stay on top for a decade or more.

At least, you can’t unless you’re the New England Patriots. They’ve found a way to do it. They’re consistent winners like no other team in the history of the league.

Here are my other thoughts from Super Bowl Sunday:

Remember “On to Cincinnati”? It’s amazing to think that it was only four months ago that the Patriots lost 41-14 to the Chiefs, and Bill Belichick was peppered with questions about whether the Patriots dynasty had come to an end. Belichick simply repeated, “We’re on to Cincinnati” every time he was asked about the loss at Kansas City, and sure enough the Patriots responded by blowing out the Bengals that Sunday. Belichick is a master at getting his players to tune everything else out and simply focus on the task at hand, and after winning the Super Bowl on Sunday night, Belichick pointed to the aftermath of that loss to the Chiefs as the turning point in the season.

Russell Wilson had a slow start, and a disastrous finish. Wilson has a reputation for playing well in big games, but that reputation has to take a hit after this Super Bowl. He didn’t complete a single pass in the first quarter for the second consecutive game and struggled for much of the first half. And although Wilson settled down and looked like he was on the verge of a game-winning comeback, his last pass was a terrible interception that never should have been thrown. Wilson is a good young quarterback, but he had a rough game.

Chris Matthews stepped it up in the playoffs. Matthews, a backup receiver for the Seahawks, had never caught a pass in his NFL career until Sunday, when his 44-yard catch in the second quarter gave the Seahawks their biggest play of the game to that point and set up Seattle’s first touchdown. Matthews’s second NFL catch was for a touchdown just before halftime. On the day, Matthews had four catches for 109 yards. Matthews also recovered the Seahawks’ onside kick in the NFC Championship Game, setting up their dramatic comeback. Maybe Matthews is a young player who has a great career ahead of him or maybe he’ll always be a little-used backup, but whatever else he does, he’s already made a major impact on two huge games.

What if Marshawn had been MVP? If the Seahawks had done the smart thing at the end of the game and handed off to Marshawn Lynch, there’s a good chance he would have scored the game-winning touchdown. Lynch, who finished with 102 yards and a touchdown, might have been the Most Valuable Player if he had added a game-winning score to his impressive game. If that had happened, it would have been fascinating to see what Lynch had done: The NFL relies on the MVP to go through a series of media appearances on the day after the Super Bowl, but Lynch likely would have either skipped those appearances or used them to call attention to his distaste for the way the NFL does business. It would have been incredibly awkward for the NFL if Lynch had won the award. Roger Goodell would never admit to rooting against any individual player, but you can bet he was rooting against Lynch winning Super Bowl MVP.

Edelman was excellent. Patriots receiver Julian Edelman had an outstanding game, catching nine passes for 109 yards and the game-winning touchdown. Edelman is just the kind of player Belichick excels at identifying and developing: Edelman was a college quarterback at Kent State who was mostly overlooked by the NFL because he was nowhere near a good enough passer to run an NFL offense. But Belichick saw some potential in Edelman and used a seventh-round draft pick on him in 2009, and all Edelman has done is become a good receiver and punt returner who is one of the most important players on this Patriots team. If you’re going to stay on top in the NFL for years, you can’t do it by building up a stockpile of All-Pro players. The salary cap just won’t allow for that. What you have to do is find good, solid role players who fill the needs your team has. In New England, Julian Edelman is that kind of player. Players like him allow the Patriots to stay on top.

DIG IT BOYZZZ!!! Now I've got buckets of popcorn ready for the whining show. Let the bitterly hating free-flowing fountain of jealousy and excuses flow into your ocean of NONSENSE!

Tally-ho BOYZZZ,

Merlot

 

[BookerL]

BOYZZZ!!!



DIG IT BOYZZZ!!! Now I've got buckets of popcorn ready for the whining show. Let the bitterly hating free-flowing fountain of jealousy and excuses flow into your ocean of NONSENSE!

Tally-ho BOYZZZ,

Merlot

I do DIG IT

Great Post Bud and excellent analysis


Viva the Brady Bunch


Cheers




Booker

 

[Doc Holliday]

Any recent news re: the Aaron Hernandez trial?

Last i heard, the gf was suspected of getting rid of the gun.

As for Hernandez, my gut-feeling tells me that he's guilty of first-degree murder. However, the evidence appears to be circumstancial at best. So i'm guessing that he'll walk unless they miraculously find the gun before the end of the trial, or the gf talks.

 

[BookerL]

Any recent news re: the Aaron Hernandez trial?

Last i heard, the gf was suspected of getting rid of the gun.

As for Hernandez, my gut-feeling tells me that he's guilty of first-degree murder. However, the evidence appears to be circumstancial at best. So i'm guessing that he'll walk unless they miraculously find the gun before the end of the trial, or the gf talks.

Hello Doc

What is the link with Are The Patriots Now The Greatest NFL Dynasty Of All Time?.................


But nice follow up for crime stories !!!!!:lol:




Cheers




Booker

 

[Doc Holliday]

Hello Doc

What is the link with Are The Patriots Now The Greatest NFL Dynasty Of All Time?.................


But nice follow up for crime stories !!!!!:lol:

I figure that it's now the unofficial New England Patriots thread, so i figured i'd chime in about a former Patriots player. I was told early on that Bill Bellichick might testify for the defence in the trial.

 

[BookerL]

I was told early on that Bill Bellichick might testify for the defence in the trial.

With or without the gun ?

So i'm guessing that he'll walk unless they miraculously find the gun before the end of the trial, or the gf talks.

Cheers




Bookers