Both Sides Of His Mouth - II

Shank wakes up, drinks his bitter coffee and continues his disingenuous attempts at trying to have it both ways:

Jags-Bills is everything I thought it would be.
What a conference

— Dan Shaughnessy (@Dan_Shaughnessy) January 7, 2018

Titans at Gillette Saturday.
Patriots first team in NFL history awarded back-to-back bye weeks before the AFC Championship.

— Dan Shaughnessy (@Dan_Shaughnessy) January 7, 2018

You know how I know Shank's lying about this? Who did Shank think was going to win yesterday's game between the Titans and the Chiefs?

It looks like the Chiefs will be in New England next weekend and . . . it looks like their best player, Travis Kelce, just got concussed.
Things never change. #Tomatocans

— Dan Shaughnessy (@Dan_Shaughnessy) January 6, 2018

But wait - this gets even better!

Nope. You never recycle at all. That was apparently the 2012 Patriots. pic.twitter.com/E87Fi3Y7vC

— Justin Martell (@jmartell21) January 7, 2018

To conclude - over the past three days, Shank writes a column saying the Patriots aren't a good team, piles on the 'Patriots are in disarray' story by ESPN, sends out numerous tweets severely discounting any chance the Bills, Titans or the Jaguars have of beating the Patriots (even if they suck lemons) and demonstrates one more time that he shamelessly recycles his old column themes, all designed to piss off as many football fans as possible.

The Boston Globe's sports section was once considered to be among the finest in the United States, if not the finest of them all. It is now reduced to their sole columnist more or less behaving like a spoiled, immature brat. How the mighty have fallen...