If only the Chiefs were the team that knocked off Indy, Denver, and New England..........



JFC, that would be the greatest thing ever.

There's no pole, stick, rod, stick of dynomite too large to stick up the ass of every Patriot in the current era.

They are like Denver, and I hate whichever one I'm watching at the moment just slightly more than the other...

**** the Pats and **** the Donks!

Oh God, that's almost inconceivable!!

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Leg warmers!!! He's a bundle of sticks!

MOAR

Uh...yup. Definitely enjoying this as much as I thought I would...

That would be great lol, but keep on dreaming.

That may happen, Brady IS declining but we have to get somewhere close first.

Pats fans taunted Smith about dead brother
January, 22, 2013
Jan 22
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By Jamison Hensley | ESPN.com

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I wrote about how Terrell Suggs' postgame rant on the Patriots was classless. Well, that is nothing compared to this latest inappropriate emotional outburst.

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A number of Patriots fans tweeted some disparaging remarks to Torrey Smith about his late brother following the AFC Championship Game, according to the Ravens wide receiver. Tevin Smith, Torrey's younger brother, was killed in a motorcycle accident in September.

"Played a lot of games since my brothers death and I never received as many rude tweets after a win than Sunday...yet NE fans cry about class," Smith tweeted Tuesday.

I understand how fans can take losses personally. But they can't make it personal. This is the perfect example of social media gone bad. I applaud Smith for handling it the right way because many athletes wouldn't.

The sad part is this isn't the first time Smith has had to deal with this. Shortly after Smith helped the Ravens beat the Patriots in September, only hours after his brother had died, someone taunted him on Twitter, saying, "Hey, Smith, how about you call your bro and tell him about your wi--- ohhhh. Wait. #TooSoon?"

I often wonder why athletes even go on social media during the season. San Francisco kicker David Akers closed his Twitter account after receiving death threats late last month.

And losing control after losses isn't a problem for just fans. The wife of Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker, Anna Burns Welker, used Facebook to take a few shots at Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis on Sunday night.

"Proud of my husband and the Pats. By the way, if anyone is bored, please go to Ray Lewis' Wikipedia page. 6 kids 4 wives. Acquitted for murder. Paid a family off. Yay. What a hall of fame player! A true role model!" Burns Welker said in a since-deleted post on her personal Facebook page. She later released a statement apologizing for her remarks.

If you would like to hear more from Smith, you don't have to go on Twitter or Facebook to do so. He went on "Mike & Mike" to talk about the support of his teammates and describes the way the team was able to knock off New England to advance to the Super Bowl.

what an embarrasing sissy this guy is

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I disagree.

as he goes to the bench and starts puking and falling down...LMAO

from 2001

Tom is not a pussy.

You don't go from a late pick to a GOAT by being a pussy.

He has avoided contact far more so since his ACL tear though.