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Pierre Strong played like a Breakaway RB in College waiting for him to translate in the Pros.
Resigned again I think no don't why though.
Well, I don't think those are "obvious" as there are easy arguments to make that he made those decisions for the best of the team and people just disagree with them. But I appreciate you sharing your point of view as I really didn't understand the argument.
It's funny how Dawson Knox have his best games against the Patriots he seems to find the EZ against the Patriots Defense you hear that McCourty.
It's pretty clear BB has put his personal interests above what's best for the team from a pure football standpoint. Just look at the front office and sideline personnel. For example, was there not a better alternative for the OC than Patricia who has no meaningful experience on that side of the ball yet he is clearly one of BB's closest personal confidants. BB seems to be emphasizing the path of least resistance in the epilogue of his career. Guys like Patricia and Judge aren't going to push back on his ideas. Neither will the more inexperienced staffers he tends to employ. All that said, I think BB believes he is creating an environment around him that is most conducive for him to maximize his potential for success (but only his way). I don't believe his intent to be nebulous.
Ya but we would have won 9 SB's and 14 AFCCG with the old uniforms. Prove me wrong.
The report that came out about Patricia and Judge was that he didn't want to bring in an outside guy who might leave after a year and force the entire team to go to a new system after a year. He didn't want to promote Carey because he didn't want Carey to leave after a year. So he decided to go with coaches he respected and probably would stay for a while. Was it a mistake? I certainly think so. But I don't think his intentions were personal and I still can't put the threads of an argument together that he wants to win games for himself but it's somehow bad for the team for him to try to win games.
It's a decent little sum but it's definitely not this huge mega-sum like some folks believe... It's not as much as they had in 2021 when they went on a bit of a spending spree, and they also got to take advantage of a depressed market when most other teams were very short on space.
I wish that the Patriots would either let him play or trade him so he cant come back.
I would think they'd try to move some money around to make more room if they wanted to.
I still can't conjure up a Patriots score above 30. We haven't been able to even make Buffalo punt. I have Buffalo scoring 29 points in this game and that's with the Patriots defense playing reasonably well. If Buffalo has a TOP advantage and third down conversion rate like Minnesota then they'll score 35+ points.
Our coaches are mostly leaving to become head coaches or go with the ones becoming new head coaches. I don't think it has anything to do with pay.
Didn't McDaniels stay as long as he did because of the money?
