NEPatriot

I would like to know how differences our O and D are going to be this season.
Don't forget to ask him what is our chance of having 19-0 in this season?

Mogamedogz

This guy gets it. :2ThumbsUp:

Metaphors

"If Goodell, Tomase, Specter and Tom Jackson were all hanging off the ledge on different sides of a building, and you didn't have time to save them all...how long would it take you to stop laughing?"

FirstAndGoal

Ask him if he's NEInsider on the ESPN forum?

Crazy Patriot Guy

Other than Tom Brady, because that's the easy choice, what player has really suprised him by how well he's performed during his time with the Patriots? Obviously he doesn't sign or draft anyone that he thinks will be terrible but surely someone has overachieved even beyond what Belichick expected.

Zeke_Mowatt

Objectively, do you think all the preparation, film study, front office work, etc that you see being done now by yourself and most of the coaches around you has enhanced or detracted from the overall enjoyment of the sport you grew up with? Do you think the game has evolved for the better or worse from the game you grew up watching and studying as a kid?

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Mogamedogz

He grew up watching the game from a coaches perspective because of his father. BB has been breaking down film since he was about 7yrs old. I would guess the preparation is what he has always found the most joy in.

Zeke_Mowatt

That's why I wonder...when he and his dad were doing it, there was very little outside assistance, it was mostly one or two guys...I'm curious if he thinks the addition of personnel and the additional "professionalism" that you can gain with more cameras, more guys, more film, more other things to add into the equasion etc makes it more fun or less for him...does it still bring him the raw joy that film study used to?

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JoeSixPat

I'd ask him whether he feels that Moss' post-season production of 7 catches, 94 yards is indicative of adapting defenses, and whether he forsees any offensive adjustments this season... and/or whether he thinks the high amount of time Moss was on the field during the regular season (9 out of every 10 plays on average) had any impact on Moss' effectiveness in the post season.

Of course I wouldn't expect (or want) a public response to this if indeed there is going to be any strategic change that saw him utilizing another deep threat WR to take some pressure off of Moss. For the good of the team I'd expect him to write off any such suggestion that they'd be considering any shifts in strategy or how they use personnel and keep opponents guessing.

By the same token its possible they made a choice NOT to go to Moss in the first two playoff games, concerned that teams were gameplanning for a heavilly Moss oriented offense.

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Leave No Doubt

Same here-there've been a lot of painful and controversial cuts since Lawyer ,so you do have to wonder if any of them were more difficult than his and if so, who he/they were It's a safe question too, one he might actually answer...

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