Jerry Austin on NFL Live

[rayzor]

What would the reaction be if you flipped it around and it was us in that position?

 

probably the same that it was when that kind of thing happened to us on a regular basis.

 

we aren't used to being on that side of things. i don't have any sympathy for pat fans still bitching about it. they've benefitted from a lot of that over the years, probably more than any team.

 

crap...they have been the reason for several rule changes over the years.

 

[KBRed]

Gronk with momentum the opposite way of the ball, with no intention shown of changing directions. Luke with a very heartfelt condolences bro hug. /Discussion

[PantherFanOne]

I am not surprised that former Patriot Ted Bruski would take that approach but he did pick the Panthers to win the game,something that surprised me.

[footballisasport]

Let's be real, the media is making a big deal about this because they believe that their chosen teams and QBs should never lose close games to lesser important teams.  And by making so much over something that would have been seen differently had the tables been turned, only shows how arrogant these MOFOs are.

 

This is the second time this season they choose to make a big deal over a Ref's call that didn't go the Pats way and  gave the win to a team they deem, not in the league of their chosen teams..

 

This is what has become of our Sports Media. A bunch of ego driven babies. It's no wonder Brady feels justified in his behavior. And remember these are the same folks who made so much about Cam's so called "maturity issues" because of a towel on his head.  Go figure.

[Mr. Scot]

The current NFL VP of Officiating has stated that it was the right call.

That pretty much ends the argument.

[footballisasport]

Gronk with momentum the opposite way of the ball, with no intention shown of changing directions. Luke with a very heartfelt condolences bro hug. /Discussion

 

 A clear sign that all this bru-ha-ha is media created,. Gronk didn't even know a flag was thrown. If he was truly being man handled by Luke, something tells me he would have been the first one protesting. I guess Gronk was busy thinking about those Gronk-tinis and over ran his route.

 

What killed me was Steve Young trying to make the argument last night that Gronk is such a big guy that had Luke not "bear hug him" he would have been able to get the ball. Steve Young needs to stop working so hard for his money at ESPN.

[DaveThePanther2008]

What? Brady lost them that game, Dave. The underthrown ball was the difference. He's good not great. Without cheats The Pats have nothing to show for except the repeated classless acts of their team.

While I don't disagree that he underthrew the last ball because he couldn't step into the throw. Twice he lead his team down to tie us and a third to go ahead.

 

And again I agree that they are classless too.  Brady is the biggest baby when things don't go his way and Billicheat is the biggest sore loser ever.

 

But Brady is great and his a Hall of Famer.  We bitch and moan about teams not respecting who we have become.   Just because he is a whining crying little bitch and he underthrew that last ball doesn't take away what he has done his whole career.  That is win games.

 

One more thing I would like to point out.   Brady made our defense look not so great in the 2nd half.  Every drive he had in the 2nd half they drove down and score expect the Interception at the end and there they drove 60 yards or so to get into position to beat us.   In fact they punted once and the other was a fumble on our 10. 

[Razeyfingers]

While I don't disagree that he underthrew the last ball because he couldn't step into the throw. Twice he lead his team down to tie us and a third to go ahead.

 

And again I agree that they are classless too.  Brady is the biggest baby when things don't go his way and Billicheat is the biggest sore loser ever.

 

But Brady is great and his a Hall of Famer.  We bitch and moan about teams not respecting who we have become.   Just because he is a whining crying little bitch and he underthrew that last ball doesn't take away what he has done his whole career.  That is win games.

 

One more thing I would like to point out.   Brady made our defense look not so great in the 2nd half.  Every drive he had in the 2nd half they drove down and score expect the Interception at the end and there they drove 60 yards or so to get into position to beat us.   In fact they punted once and the other was a fumble on our 10. 

 

Took a cheap shot to our best defensive lineman though to make the difference in my book. Thats what the tape is always gonna show. No CJ on the field.

 

I hear you, he's good, but not great. Again, he has nothing to show for since Spygate. . . 0 rings right? and their playoff record since then isnt great either if Im not mistaken.

[SIGCHI222]

The game's over. 

 

Over?  It's not over.

 

Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?  Hell no!!

 

 

 

 

 

<Sorry, I couldn't help it.>

 

 

[pilot2011]

kind of weird he did that interview in Winston Salem. Did yall notice Pilot Mt. in the background?

 

maybe he is a Panther fan.

[carolina-chuck]

Bruschi should debate about the tuck rule.

[CarolinaCoolin]

kind of weird he did that interview in Winston Salem. Did yall notice Pilot Mt. in the background?

maybe he is a Panther fan.

Dude is way to old to be a panther fan

[Kevin Greene]

He's not Peyton Manning good, but Brady's definitely a great qb.

 

Brady is 17-7 as a starter in the Playoffs. The great Peyton Manning is a pathetic 9-11 with an incredible 8 one and done Post Season appearances. Manning has entered the Playoffs 9 times with teams with 12 or more regular season wins. The choke level of this guy in January is without peer.

I'll take Brady any day.

[csx]

kind of weird he did that interview in Winston Salem. Did yall notice Pilot Mt. in the background?

maybe he is a Panther fan.

Austin has a bachelor's degree and master's degree from Western Carolina University and has a doctorate from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.[4] He is also a retired public school administrator for thirty years.[5] Outside of officiating in the NFL, he is the coordinator of football officials for Conference USA.[5] He resides in Summerfield, North Carolina and has six children.[1]