i don't enjoy losing games, i don't think anybody does.

but we played like dog shit and still put up 27 points against a very good team

people are treating this loss like KC is some slouch team, when that's so far from the case you know?

Without a doubt. There's a reason I made a couple thousand fg that game lol. KC is the team that has and will continue to worry me most in the AFC, Oakland is currently second.

The most positive thing I can say is that our offensive line played better than they did all last year for almost 3 whole quarters. They fell apart at the end, but at least they looked good against a great defensive team for 45 minutes. Losing Edelman was a bigger loss than I thought it would be. Hopefully Cooks and Brady can get a little better in sync and it won't be such a problem soon. Still just weird seeing us implode at the end, NE just doesn't really do that.

my guess is we put amendola strictly on the edelman role

miss him

agree, frustrating but KC played lights out like all game long

DJ Foster to the Cardinals.. hopefully this dude gets some actual playing time now.

Who?

Just heard this as well. Think he went to AZ in college

he did

I remember after the game talking to a few people who were completely shocked that NE could lose to such a bad team. I had to explain to multiple people what their record was last year, along with how good in general they are. I haven't seen too much of it on Jsp besides from the trolls, but there are idiots everywhere in the world. It's pretty sad how stupid some people can be about pretty basic shit lol. We still looked a lot worse than we should have and once again, the implosion at the end was uncharacteristic for NE and it pissed me off. I'm just hoping we learn from this and we can improve from it. I'm still pretty fucking nervous about NO and CAR. Dreading how pissed I'm going to be if we start 1-3, but I've got faith that even if we fucked up that bad, we'd still somehow manage to turn it around.

I'm not too worried, we don't losw twice on a row often.

I guess alex smith and andy Reid sometimes get a lot of shit but the team as a whole definitely are respected IMO... they play in a tough division and are battle tested. I never took them lightly and didnt hear anyone who did that's why i asked "who".

Hell, MJ Drew even gave Reid the coaching advantage vs belichick 😂😂😂

so did anyone else watch or scoreboard watch the Saints game?
Bradford was out there lookin' like a God

Godgers