If the Patriots win does your offseason approach change?

[cstjohn17]

Think about it... It didn't register with me until now, if the Patriots win does your off approach to the off season ?

At first glance I say No, but digging deeper maybe guys like Welker fit less if the team wins this year. If they lose then next year becomes a classic load up the wagon and go for it all year.

 

[Off The Grid]

Think about it... It didn't register with me until now, if the Patriots win does your off approach to the off season ?

At first glance I say No, but digging deeper maybe guys like Welker fit less if the team wins this year. If they lose then next year becomes a classic load up the wagon and go for it all year.

1 ~ How in #$%& does Welker "fit" less based on whether or not we win this year???

2 ~ Wasn't the Goal to win it all???

3 ~ How in the name of GOD would accomplishing that...change anyone's offseason approach???

 

[cstjohn17]

If they win then may be able to think a few years out as opposed to "Go for broke"

Just a thought drawn from boredom, personally in the NFL there is never much of a long-term. Each year is unique, man are we lucky to have the Patriots. 7 Championships in 11 years.. wow.

 

[patsfaninpa]

Might make us throw all of our chips in. Even moreso. No qb and coach have ever won 5 Super Bowls. Belichick and Brady could surpass Bradshaw/Noll and TFB can surpass Montana with a 5th. Joe's 4th was with Seifert.

 

[Off The Grid]

If they win then may be able to think a few years out as opposed to "Go for broke"

Just a thought drawn from boredom, personally in the NFL there is never much of a long-term. Each year is unique, man are we lucky to have the Patriots.

Fair enough, Sir.

My answer would be: Mad Bill always thinks a few years out.

He never shoots'is load for one year.

And that is indeed a Blessing, my good man: It is precisely why we've been The YardStick By Which All Others Are measured for 12 amazing years.

 

[Marqui]

The Patriots should have an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" offseason strategy and resign all their key players no matter what happens.

 

[ctpatsfan77]

The Patriots should have an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" offseason strategy and resign all their key players no matter what happens.

A bit impractical, perhaps, but I like the thrust of your argument.

 

[fightingirish595]

at the end of the day you have to look at what you have, i dont think one game shapes the way you build your team