BradyBranch39
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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.What proof do you have that Pees is a "yes man"???
If BB felt Pees was so bad, don't you think he'd have taken away control of the defense the way he took it from Mangini?
As much as you might hate to rewatch the 2007 Super Bowl, Belichick left the sidelines while the game was going on at one point to jump in on Pees talking to the DBs, and Belichick was teaching on the sideline, while the offense was screwing up on the field. McDaniels was looking for BB because a big decision needed to be made, and he sent a boy running for BB. The cameras caught all this. It showed that BB is stretched way too thin, and either he's not delegating enough, or his coaches aren't capable enough (yet).
He would, of course, be given a chance to earn that role. IMO, he probably wouldn't have too much else going for him. Unless the Dolphins are interested in bringing him in to take over for Pasqualoni (sp?), I think he would jump at the chance to work with BB. Besides, he would have a pretty big say in the defense as a whole, as well as working with the linebackers.
Funny, because I recall a 16-0 season being "dominated" by Pees and McDaniels, and I'm reasonably certain that McDaniels qualifies as home grown.
Is this the time to mention that losing season where we distorted our balanced offense so much it continued into the present losing season? You got a couple 50 point (or whatever, I don't pay attention to the marvelous pile ons you love so much) win margins this year, you should be happy.
Maybe we'll have less empty backfields, less focusing like a laser on two receivers, and more balance in run - pass and pounding the ball, like the days when we won the last game of the season.
Ok, the fact that you're calling an 18-1 season a "losing season" just shows how irrational you've become. Get back to me when your sanity returns.
Show me the pile it on trophy. You'll have to make it yourself, the league doesn't have one.
Just take the bowler off the top and replace it with a statue of Brady throwing to Moss for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of a 50 point win.
Again, get back to me when your sanity returns. Right now, you're just being ridiculous.
Oh, by the way.... the last 3 Super Bowl winners:
2008: 506 passes, 460 rushes, for a .523 percentage
2007: 544 passes, 469 rushes, for a .537 percentage
2006: 557 passes, 439 rushes, for a .559 percentage
The 2007 Patriots?
586 passes, 451 rushes, for a .565 percentage
But you keep acting as if was all about the passing percentage. In the meantime, I'll deal with sane posters.
The biggest addition will be a true OC. If John Fox resigns, then I wouldn't be surprised to see Jeff Davidson let go and come back to the Pats.
Other than that, the Pats need someone who has a solid track record and whom Brady will respect immediately. Someone who is willing to tell Brady to CTS with the audibles when they aren't working..
Other than that, maybe a more proven LBer coach who can teach the 3-4 accordingly...
Show me the pile it on trophy. You'll have to make it yourself, the league doesn't have one.
Just take the bowler off the top and replace it with a statue of Brady throwing to Moss for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of a 50 point win.
As much as you might hate to rewatch the 2007 Super Bowl, Belichick left the sidelines while the game was going on at one point to jump in on Pees talking to the DBs, and Belichick was teaching on the sideline, while the offense was screwing up on the field. McDaniels was looking for BB because a big decision needed to be made, and he sent a boy running for BB. The cameras caught all this. It showed that BB is stretched way too thin, and either he's not delegating enough, or his coaches aren't capable enough.
Assuming you could replicate the teams exactly, the 2007 New England Patriots have a better chance of winning the superbowl, every single year than the 2001 Patriots. Just because the 2001 Patriots won it all, does not mean they were built to win it or had some magical powers. They had many things go their way, and played better than the Rams on the day that the superbowl was played.
Ha ha. Be careful when you go back in your time machine. Sherman and Peabody were very careful not to change history.
Speaking of changing history, the style of play and attitude of the 2001 team led to two more Super Bowls in fairly rapid succession.
What did our 2007 style lead to?
Reality is a tough thing, as much as you'd like to deny it, or change it
Originally Posted by upstater1
As much as you might hate to rewatch the 2007 Super Bowl, Belichick left the sidelines while the game was going on at one point to jump in on Pees talking to the DBs, and Belichick was teaching on the sideline, while the offense was screwing up on the field. McDaniels was looking for BB because a big decision needed to be made, and he sent a boy running for BB. The cameras caught all this. It showed that BB is stretched way too thin, and either he's not delegating enough, or his coaches aren't capable enough (yet).
^^ Added one little detail I think fits perfectly here
If you think the 2001 team has a better chance of winning a superbowl than the 2007 team than you are just delusional. The 2004 team was not a replica of the 2001 team. And the 03-04 teams had a pretty damn good defense.
The reality is you attribute the WRONG reasons based on hindsight and emotions to winning superbowls. I'm fairly certain that BB knows more about winning the superbowl than do you.
Learn a little about probability and statistics, and then understand that the end result doesn't make the probability of that event 1.0. Be grateful for what those teams accomplished but quit trying to attach some magical mystique as to the reason they won. The 2007 offense accompanied with the 2003 defense could probably go undefeated 2 seasons in a row!
Learn a little about probability and statistics
The 2001 team has a 100% chance of winning a Superbowl.
The 2007 team has a 0% chance of winning a Superbowl.
That's much better.