Recent content by RIpats88

Or, now that Bill is gone Brady wouldn't be opposed to playing for the patriots. we do know at the time it was basically Brady or Bill. and Kraft chose Bill. a logical choice, but ultimately the wrong one.

we need to find one in the draft. its not rocket science. Every other team in the league finds elite WR's in rounds 1-4 and all we pick are busts. i'm hoping a change in strategy leads to better picks.

my problem with the dynasty is it was so one sided anti Bill....yes we know he was a ****, and yes we know at the end he ran the team down the drain. BUT it basically dismisses all the great things he did as coach/GM. His coaching style/prior drafting/defensive game plans are a large part why...

had brady been given the long term deal he requested earlier instead of being told he was in decline and only should get 1 year prove it deals...then he is not unhappy and not leaving...he probably never gets #7 given the trajectory of the roster. but he doesn't leave. why we continue to pretend...

its all about hot takes and negativity. if you listen to felger/mazz you would think the celtics/bruins are trash and not 2 of the top teams in their leagues.

people on this board are funny. complain all year that Bill doesn't keep his homegrown talent and how Kraft is cheap. then immediately when they actually re-sign one of their homegrown talent and pay them the market price its "omg what a mistake! what an overpay!" can we please get rid of this...

they are taking Drake Maye....lets stop all the media drama

I don't disagree there. its sort of like a chicken and egg sort of thing. Mac did himself no favors, but there were other issues at hand as well. Bill was a good GM until about 2013-2014. not sure what happened. that second dynasty was built on amazing drafts from 2009-2012

it was a BB hit job and Kraft should be ashamed. i've been a big Bill critic of how he handled the last few years. but it's pretty clear this documentary wasn't necessarily about the dynasty but just one large hit job on Bill so Kraft can wash his hands of everything that has happened since 2019.

In the end if was Bill's hubris. it started with benching Malcolm butler. then trying to trade Gronkowski to detroit which means New England only has 5 super bowls......either way, asking a 2nd year player to elevate average talent is just poor coaching/management. and the idea that it worked...

yeah, since that date, Bill's decisions were pretty odd and off the rails which is what lead us here.

I hate all the bill backstabbing. but is there any doubt that the way they handled mac jones was wrong? now maybe he would've been trash on his own doing. BUT 3 OC's in 3 years, (one being a DC who never coached offense) and giving that player mid-average receivers isn't exactly the best way to...

not sure why some are complaining. what are our other options? there aren't that many great TE's in the NFL. and if we go with a rookie QB you want that outlet guy

so, am I crazy to think that maybe wouldn't be a bad idea to bring Jimmy in as a bridge QB? or at least bring him in and the rookie can compete with him in camp. if our roster is still garbage next year(which it likely will be as we have so many holes to fill) I do not want a rookie being shell...

anyone with eyes can see Brady didn't leave in a bubble. not sure why upstarter and the other bill honks continue to act like Brady just decided one day he wanted to leave for no reason. Are we just going to ignore Bill saying he couldn't pay $25million and only wanted to go year to year with...