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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Take Eddie George, or Marshall Faulk- players at the top of their game who suddenly hit the brakes the following year. It happens and it is inevitable. The Patriots hope that this type of future is still far away in the distance, but we all know it is creeping up as we speak
The rest of the AFC watched film all off-season on the Patriots. This is what teams do to fill up the hours of meeting time in March, April, and May. They watch the best and figure out ways to beat the best.
The biggest problem with these arguments is that they always seem to assume that everyone else's upgrades will be just that, while the Pats are treading water or sliding backwards. . . .
"Tom Brady has yet to take a snap in the preseason, which might not be alarming to the fans of the Pats, but his absence has affected this ball club. They looked atrocious in their first two games. Randy Moss just signed a fat new contract and bought a racing team, obviously planning for the future. "
Soooo... nobody here is worried? Then it is obviously Randy Moss making all the Chicken Little posts. Let's welcome him to the board.
LOL I left a comment for the article but apparently it didn't pass the scrutiny of moderation.
My main point was that the author was an idiot because he missed the single biggest potential flaw in the 2008 Pats -- the health and effectiveness of the OL.
The biggest problem with these arguments is that they always seem to assume that everyone else's upgrades will be just that, while the Pats are treading water or sliding backwards. . . .