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I would be horrified if all 3 let alone even if 1 of these guys decides to retire...I am betting of all 3 Bruschi is most likely to hang up the cleats and Dillon second most likely,I think Harrison will think about it as well especially since age and injuries are now affecting his seasons now 2 years in a row.
We need to have an unbelievable draft and SPEND in free agency to be competitive with the not only the league but the AFC East which will be very competitive next year.
This is the year we need to bring in some talent on the Free Agent waters...The holding back in free agency may be our downfall especially if 1-3 of these guys retires leaving huge holes all over.
The years of doing it with guys off the streets is becoming old and the bottom tier teams will be catching up,now we must spend,not overspend but spend to the point of filling the roster with adequate replacements who have 'been productive' on other teams,the old days are over for the most point,except for rare good replacements like Gaffney,you now can't replace caviar with tuna fish anymore if you want to win the big game and be in the playoffs consistently in the future.
We need to have an unbelievable draft and SPEND in free agency to be competitive with the not only the league but the AFC East which will be very competitive next year.
This is the year we need to bring in some talent on the Free Agent waters...The holding back in free agency may be our downfall especially if 1-3 of these guys retires leaving huge holes all over.
The years of doing it with guys off the streets is becoming old and the bottom tier teams will be catching up,now we must spend,not overspend but spend to the point of filling the roster with adequate replacements who have 'been productive' on other teams,the old days are over for the most point,except for rare good replacements like Gaffney,you now can't replace caviar with tuna fish anymore if you want to win the big game and be in the playoffs consistently in the future.