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The 2007-08 perfect upset, Brady's beyond that cheap hype and so is the rest of the team. It's that quality that's making them so tough to beat, knowing they're beatable. Dynasty mentality, Go Pats!
Sims is the best analyst out there. He diagnosed what GB did, eliminating the advantage that Belichcik brings by his coaching. Then agreed they are beatable; but thought that few Teams could do what was necessary for 60 minutes.
Rodney has offered the prescription for a long time, but few Teams can implement it, lacking the will or personnel. Right now the biggest weakness is the lack of platooning opportunities on the injury wracked Defensive Line, to keep the undertalented players fresh.
Awful. Segments like that that make me feel less deprived for not having the NFL network.
Simms needs to stay in the broadcast booth.
No. End of story. Every single team not named the Seahawks has a decent chance of beating them.
The good news for the Patriots is that they've had either a No. 1 or No. 2 seed and a first-round bye on five occasions since the playoffs expanded in 1990, and they've launched a Super Bowl run from that position each time. But if there's a cause for concern, it's that this isn't the battle-tested New England team of yore when it comes to playoff experience. I count only six active-roster players who were with the Patriots when they last won a Super Bowl after the 2004 season, and two of those are players who left and came back in recent years (Deion Branch and Tully Banta-Cain). Then again, they do still have Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. So never mind.
No. End of story. Every single team not named the Seahawks has a decent chance of beating them.
Not true. Every team has a chance to win in the playoffs, even if they are named Seahawks.