If you could ask BB one question?

pazrul72 said:

How do you set up a particular day of practice, meaning what drills are you going to work on, what plays are you going to install, how to make every min count? How much time and prep goes into say making the wed practice schedule?

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That's a good one though I think alot of it can be witnessed during TC. I could change it slightly to how you do decide what situational stuff to work on and why does it seem like your players always say they see exactly what you went over during the game. Examples off the top of my head would be the intentional safety or the Malcolm Int.

signbabybrady said:

That's a good one though I think alot of it can be witnessed during TC. I could change it slightly to how you do decide what situational stuff to work on and why does it seem like your players always say they see exactly what you went over during the game. Examples off the top of my head would be the intentional safety or the Malcolm Int.

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Yeah I wasn't talking the day of, I meant the night before when he is sitting at his desk and going we suck at run blocking, our tackling was awful, and damn it Ridley fumbled AGAIN! More fumble drills for everyone. You said what I wanted better then I did

If you were considering drafting a defensive end from Florida in the 2010 draft, why on earth would you think jermaine Cunningham was the better choice over Carlos Dunlap?

It's gonna take me a long time to get over that one. Too bad a draft of mccourty Gronk and Dunlap would have made our 2010 class one of the best of all time

It's not so much a question (but it is), but I'd like to sit down with BB, and do a play-by-play review of Super Bowl 42 and have him explain to me their thinking as the atrocity unfolded.

Why the **** didn't you kick the FG in the game that shall not be named? I still love you, but that haunts me.

Can you rush the passer?

Is Tom Brady a cheater?

Mostly because I want to know what it's like to be punched in the face by BB.

I'd ask him why he went for it on 4th and 2 in Indy after passing on 3rd and 2 and using his last TO, which kept more than 2 minutes on the clock and the team from getting a replay on Faulk's catch.

How do really feel about all the NFL's stupid rules??? What would you change to make the rules less intrusive???

Another question I would have for Belichick would be if he wanted to grab a couple of friends and join me for a round of golf.

DarrylS said:

How do really feel about all the NFL's stupid rules??? What would you change to make the rules less intrusive???

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I can answer that. Get rid of Harbaugh.

I would ask him how he views the draft and why he spreads his money out so much. Is that by design of his ideal or cause he has to because he doesn't have the chance to pay those true elite talents usually.

fnordcircle said:

Is Tom Brady a cheater?

Mostly because I want to know what it's like to be punched in the face by BB.

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If you are REALLY angling towards that punch ask BB if LINDA is a cheater.

Tony2046 said:

Well that changes things a bit.

keeping Brady on as a "wasted roster spot",

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Man, think about the heat he would get if he "wasted" a spot for QB4 for a sixth round rookie now? Imagine if it was his first year as coach of the team. It would've seemed lunatic.

(I wasn't watching football in 2000. Most of you probably remember the fans' thoughts at the time.)

Why didn't you try the field goal attempt in super bowl ?

DarrylS said:

How do really feel about all the NFL's stupid rules??? What would you change to make the rules less intrusive???

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Hmm this could be it. Are there any rules you don't like, what rules would you change if you could?

Simple enough but should get him going.

The question I currently have is whether the Secretary of Defense officially cleared Cardona to play
in 2016? He cleared the two graduating seniors but did not mention Cardona's name (probably because
Cardona graduated last year).

signbabybrady said:

We've done this event several times and you would be surprised how much he opens up to a small group with no media and no cameras.

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I've never been there (what is the circumstance, BTW?), but my guess is that he's more expansive in his answers under those circumstances but that he's still not saying anything that he's not ready to see on the front page of a newspaper or on the internet...or that he's saving for his book.

PatsFanSince74 said:

I've never been there (what is the circumstance, BTW?), but my guess is that he's more expansive in his answers under those circumstances but that he's still not saying anything that he's not ready to see on the front page of a newspaper or on the internet...or that he's saving for his book.

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It is one of the experiences in the Patriots Credit Card rewards program.

Barclays NFL Extra Points - Dinner with Coach Belichick and a member of the Patriots Hall of Fame

I would ask him if I could sit in and watch how a game plan is put together from start to end, to watch how the opponent is scouted, what tells and tendencies are picked up in video study, and how that is incorporated into the game plan along with tweaked call signs, cadence, and routes chosen, and why.

And watch how all of this translates into live action.

In this way I'd truly get an idea of how much of the execution is coaching related and how much of it is player-related (e.g., keeping cool in the heat of battle).

Of course I know what the answer would be... but, nice to fantasize.