Drew Bledsoe

That's a bad place to be as a football fan.

I mean, that's the Drew Bledsoe experience for me.

How's this a-hole going to F this up?

Two things.

Can

we just kill Drew Bledsoe again and live that day over and over again? You don't know what they took from

us.

To make sure that this is the standard moving forward.

After 9-11, there was a big sigh of pushing patriotism because it was all about galvanizing public support to invade the Middle East and, you know, that whole agenda that carried out in the 2000s.

So that's a potential motive for the Patriots winning in 2001. this next part is a little schizo but it involves symbolism and drew bledsoe of course drew bledsoe was the patriots quarterback going into 2001 and as we know he famously got injured in week two against the jets and he was replaced by tom brady and the rest is history but in this symbolism drew bledsoe represents the twin towers or america however you want to look at it and The Jets player that injured him, linebacker Mo Lewis, represents, you know, the quote-unquote terrorists or whatever.

Again, like a Jet player hitting Drew Bledsoe, you know, a Jet airliner hitting the towers.

That's symbolism there.

On top of that...

Go ahead.

Yeah.

Drew Bledsoe wore number 11.

I have a little positive comparison for any Seahawks fans that are worried about Darnold.

And there was a quarterback by the name of Drew Bledsoe that went down and somebody came in behind him and look what happened.

Well, fair.

I think the difference there is Tom Brady was an unknown.

I think we got a pretty good idea of what Drew Locke is.

He's been in the league for a while.

And, you know, it's worth noting they had their own version of Drew Locke on that team when Drew Bledsoe went down.

It was a guy by the name of Damon Heward.

That's how long I've been watching 49ers.

So when you have a situation, even with Drew Bledsoe to Tom Brady, I remember that happening.

So you always keep that in as a fan and as a coach now.

seeing those transitions being seamless, watching Bledsoe lose the job from injury, but coming back and Brady kind of got it going, you kind of like, okay, how do you, Do you go back to like it was, or do you keep the hot hand? So when we cross that road, we will, but Carson Conklin is our starting quarterback.

That's how long I've been watching 49ers.

So when you have a situation, even with Drew Bledsoe to Tom Brady, I remember that happening.

So you always keep that in as a fan and as a coach now.

Seeing those transitions being seamless, watching Bledsoe lose the job from injury but coming back and Brady kind of got it going, you kind of like, okay, how do you, do you go back to like it was or do you keep the hot hand? So when we cross that road, we will.

That's how long I've been watching 49ers.

So when you have a situation, even with Drew Bledsoe to Tom Brady, I remember that happening.

So you always keep that in as a fan and as a coach now.

seeing those transitions being seamless, watching Bledsoe lose the job from injury, but coming back and Brady kind of got it going.

I

was a Drew Bledsoe man, mate.

Get

me out of that.

They wanted to run him out of here.

Bill Belichick was a Mo Lewis hit on Drew Bledsoe away from probably getting fired in New England.

And then all of a sudden, everything goes right with Brady.

I'm not saying that happens all the time.