OK this is the 2nd offense for the Patriots, so what should happen? A first offense for the "crime" gives a letter of warning. What should a 2nd offense be? 1 year suspension for coach, 1 year suspension for QB, forfeit all victories form the past season, and loss of 3 1st round draft picks?
I've already disproven that chart.
That's right. Tom Brady has fumbled 27 times since 2010 and the team total is 108. Go to pro-football-reference yourself if you don't believe me. I mean, the stat doesn't even make sense to any knowledgeable football fan. 6 fumbles per season over a 5 year span???
I didn't say every player, I said every RB and WR. The quarterback is responsible for roughly 25% of those fumbles and he certainly doesn't get benched. But ya, as for the rest of 'em, fumbling is not a good thing to do if you want to have playing time in a Bill Belichick backfield.
That's an excellent question. The haters are calling this a "second offense" for the Patriots. You'll have to ask them why they are so enamored with that term.
See, you're proving that you really don't care about the facts of this particular situation.
That's an excellent question. The haters are calling this a "second offense" for the Patriots. You'll have to ask them why they are so enamored with that term.
See, you're proving that you really don't care about the facts of this particular situation.
Everytime someone brings up Spygate when discussing the current situation proves that what they really want is to use the current situation as an excuse to further punish the Patriots for something that happened 7 years ago. That's just not the way any sort of legitimate system of justice works. People can and do get punished more severly when they have priors, but a speeding ticket is still just a speeding ticket.
Haters gonna hate! I drink your tears.
No what I'm saying is that if a guy robs a bank and goes to jail for 5 years and then gets out and then 7 years later he gets caught speeding, the judge doesn't say "you robbed a bank 5 years ago so your punishment for speeding is you're going back to jail for 5 more years."
What anomaly? I saw a line graph with inaccurate statistics. 33 fumbles for the entire team in 5 years? People actually believe that's an accurate statistic??
33 fumbles for an entire team in a 5 year period simply does not make sense. It sounded too unrealistic and I did not believe it. I know some people believe "If it's on the internet then it must be true) but ya see, I am not a dullard who believes everything he reads on the internet. If something seems suspicious to me, I usually verify it independently before i believe it.
And that chart proves absolutely nothing.
