Bernard Pollard: INT, fumble recovery for TD
 

When Brady sleeps at night, he checks under his bed for Bernard Pollard.

neat

Hoyer is in the game last time I checked though.

Edit: err, I guess I was wrong. They put Brady back in.

The only thing I hate Pollard for is bc of him we have that piece of shit Cassel in Kansas City.

Pollard's a nice guy. Met him at an Applebee's once.

Good for Bernard, lets look back some more shall we...

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just another football fan enjoying some football, i see.

Good for him, too bad he did not try that hard here..

As I've said, we'll be happy to take that piece of shit back. The Pats probably would've won 2 or 3 more games this season, that Brady cost them.

While I did not see his interception, I did see the fumble recovery for a TD. Nothing against him, but he did nothing on the play. A couple of D-lineman put the hit/hurt on the running back who coughed it up and Pollard fell on it. Not exactly a great play.

He did nothing on the INT either. The Pats' O-line sucked balls on the play, and a defender was right on top of Brady, who panicked and simply heaved it towards the left sideline at a double-covered Aiken. The ball sailed over Aiken and Pollard basically caught it like a punt.

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No, he's an asshole and a cancer who yelled at the greatest d-coord in the history of the NFL.

Yeah, that's the ticket!

i miss that guy.

Good for Bernard. Too bad he didn't have the work ethic or pride to do a better job when he was here. If the trade was a wake up call I wish him all the best. But I doubt seriously he would have stepped his game up without it.

He had three plus seasons to produce like that while here but was content to be nothing more than what he was. A guy that was always out of position, getting burned in the passing game, and always missing tackles because he was trying to make the big hit. It's a shame for us but I don't see how it could have ended any different.