Belichick and Brady

[Fly Rod]

Patriots head coach takes top honors as,"Coach of the year." Well deserved.

And once again Brady walks away with being MVP.

Sorry Drew Brees, some day you may be there.

 

[scipper77]

Re: Belichick and Brady

Is any one else sick of the patriots always being the best at everything??

 

[mphy98]

Re: Belichick and Brady

I thought Rogers should be the MVP. With what he had to go through, with all the injuries and such. Then winning the super bowl. What did Brady have to deal with? Mike McCarthy should have coach of the year for the same reason. I know I am biased, but then Rogers did get the super bowl MVP and that is the one that counts!

 

[Fly Rod]

Re: Belichick and Brady

Injuries! both played with injuries, Brady played with a broken bone in his foot through the season and had it operated on recently, plus a bad shoulder, lets not talk about injuries. No excuse for them losing in the play offs, they played poorly, over whelmed by the Jets, the Jets deserved the win.

For your knowledge the MVP of the year is picked for regular season games.

 

[mphy98]

Re: Belichick and Brady

Injuries! both played with injuries, Brady played with a broken bone in his foot through the season and had it operated on recently, plus a bad shoulder, lets not talk about injuries. No excuse for them losing in the play offs, they played poorly, over whelmed by the Jets, the Jets deserved the win.

For your knowledge the MVP of the year is picked for regular season games.

Yes I understand that, I was just saying that Mc Carthy and Rogers got to the big dance, Brady and Belichick did not.

 

[yorab]

Re: Belichick and Brady

I'm a diehard Steelers fan, but I must admit that Brady definitely deserves the MVP. However, even though the Patriots had the best record during the regular season, there were other coaches out there who did more with less than Belichick. I disagree with Belichick being the Coach of the Year. And no, I don't think Tomlin deserves the Coach of the Year. I'm doing my best to be impartial here.