Yea thanks Miami, could you at least try playing some kind of D? Nah, if Miami's not going to win I need some passing TD's from Brady. Oh dont worry you will get them. Its not like Belichek has any class and will stop passing the ball. Hell they were up 35-7 and still passing. I hate Belichek and Brady sooo much. Having Brady presents an interesting problem for me: I absolutely despise teams who run up the score, but the Pats doing it with Brady helps me. I get confused sometimes. :? This isn't pee-wee football. You wanna keep throwing the football? Put in the backups and it's all good. It's not a matter of this not being pee-wee football, it's a matter of class. Class? Aren't you supposed to score as many points as possible? They are just running their offense. These aren't kids, these are grown men who are professional athletes. If you want to keep them from scoring, stop them. I don't care about anybody's feelings, it's not about feeling good. But, if you've clearly won the game - as the Pats have - there's no reason to show up your opponents and risk injury to your own starters by looking to run the score up. Let me say this again, bolded this time since you apparently missed it the first time. You wanna keep throwing the football? Put in the backups and it's all good. Even if you don't care about respect and class, it's simply smart football not to risk a needless injury to Brady, Moss, Stallworth, etc. I didn't miss anything. You were the one who brought up class, not me. If you feel that keeping starters in because they might get hurt is risky and stupid, well that's a different thing all together. Crying about running up the score because it isn't "classy" is a little silly, when it comes to the NFL. I brought up class because I value class and respect in sports fairly highly. For those who don't feel class is relevant, the risk of injury should keep them from running up the score. For coaches like Belichick, Steve Spurrier, etc., neither matter much. We'll have to agree to disagree here. I understand the complaints regarding college, because they are kids and a lot of AD's set their teams up for blowouts to make a couple of bucks. In the NFL, though, I don't really have much of an issue with it. It doesn't really happen that often. I wouldn't even classify this as running up the score, because the scoring took place before halftime.