I mean, it is difficult to have a franchise paid QB and a franchise paid WR on the team at the same time, at least in terms of making the playoffs on a consistent basis. We'll have to see how Denver handles it with Manning and Demarius Thomas in the off-season, but chances are that they'll be losing someone and get weaker somewhere.
Obviously, it's possible, but Belichick hasn't chosen to spend double digits on the position since he came close with the 9m dollars per year x 3 year contract he gave to Moss (aside from the one year franchise tag with Welker that was reportedly supposed to be a placeholder until they could agree to a deal around 7m dollars on a longer term deal).
I'd still think that even though it sounds ridiculous and I hate to even type it, a guy like Larry Fitzgerald could be considered much like Revis was. Of course, the stars, the sun, and the moon would all have to align in the same way that Revis coming here for a year did. Fitzgerald would have to agree to a restructured deal that was likely in the 9m dollar per year range, and if so, one would have to assume that Belichick would be intrigued--at least on some level. Those vets that you know will immediately pick up the playbook and show all the leadership and effort in the world are rare, and you have to think long and hard when the opportunity presents itself.
Of course, like I said, I normally don't even give in to these fantastical kinds of scenarios because it'd likely prevent us from retaining someone else (Solder, Jones, Hightower, Vereen, Gostokowski, etc) which may end up offsetting the entire process.
