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Kraft is weak in his response authority figures and their whims. But he also does valuable humanitarian work that appears to have genuine motives. Let's just say Kraft like to lend others a hand as much as he likes when others lend him one.

It was a serious point. Our national defense is great against armies. But when we could lose more than 300,000+ because of the inaction and disinformation of the federal government, one has to begin wondering whether we are all safer as the result of being a military power. What's even more...

There is virtually no arm of the federal government left that exists in as extensive a form as with presidents like Obama or even Reagan with all the recent cuts. So I'm not sure where all this red tape symptomatic of bureaucracy is that you claim is getting in the way of a response by the...

A one game season. That way we can sign Antonio Brown again and keep him focused for at least three quarters before the next meltdown.

I believe it will be tougher for Tom to win a Super Bowl in Tampa. It is a whole new system and Arians a bigger ego than Belichick. More worrisome, however, is the four years of declining play that -- although owing to a variety of factors -- likely has something to do with age. Belichick will...

I can report from Texas that lots of troublemaker youths are out playing basketball, biking, and having way too much fun for the apocalypse. I almost envy them... but I want to live.

People need to respect personal space not only out of kindness but potentially self-preservation. With our gun culture in the US, I have a feeling that at some point we'll hear about someone coming too close to someone just to talk and someone opening fire as "self-defense" against the coronavirus.

I was leaning towards tanking but was more interested in people's thoughts on the subject (as I was undecided myself). I've found on the net when you ask a question people assume you're making an argument. In any case, this year without Brady I'm on board for a tank unless Stidham has a...

Oh my post didn't age well. I'm not holding out for this year's squad to win - if there is even a season. Brady didn't want to play for the Patriots after losing against Philly. So when he beat the Rams, he didn't even want to be a Patriot. That's just vintage Brady - he's a winner even when...

Without going into the in-depth politics, this situation does underscore why public figures should avoid sarcasm if they wish to get their message across.

Here's another tank thread.

I was about to add a laugh emoji. Then I remembered that Belichick guided a Matt Cassell led team to 11-5, including 6-2 down the stretch. With halfway decent quarterbacking, Belichick can put the Patriots in a position to win. The question now is whether Brady can succeed in a new environment...

Before quoting the number of cases right now, look at the death curve. Right now, the number of deaths are doubling every three days. If that rate continues, things will be far worse than the seasonal flu (of which there are 250k-500k deaths a year with a vaccine). If we do not practice social...

I don't think we'll need to worry about the postseason issues for at least a few years. We'll be lucky to go 6-10 with the brutal schedule this season, barring Stidham having a breakthrough year.

What I don't understand about this crisis is how Trump is acting so AGAINST his self-interest. Let me explain. Democrats and many independents are taking -- to varying degrees -- this whole threat seriously. On the other hand, Republicans believe it will "blow over" or is a "hoax." Republican...

I also recall us playing the easiest schedule in the NFL the first eight weeks. I'd take last year's early success with a grain of salt considering we were 4-4 when things got remotely challenging. That weighed on Belichick's mind.

Amen to the piper needing to be paid but it being a helluva dance. I'm also hoping we can minimize that "payment" by just purging the roster of long-term veteran contracts. It's also time to trade assets like Gilmore in package deals with any bad contracts to get them off the books. We might...

I stand with the weapons argument. Brady had weapons but Belichick was moving the team towards a defensive focus in terms of contracts. I'm not complaining about that but it should be stated. An alternate approach: Kansas City. They had far more cap resources dedicated to the offense and -- at...

Belichick also probably views the mobile quarterback and RPO offense as the future based on guys like Mahomes and Jackson. In terms of play style, Brady is a dinosaur and only getting more prehistoric by the day. Hoyer is a great signing nonetheless. We aren't going to be relevant this year and...

Belichick practically deprived Brady of weapons on offense as the Hoodie shifted resources to the defense. Sure, there were signings like Brown; but overall, the strategy seemed to treat Brady as an afterthought at best. The cynic in me believes that Belichick chased Brady off because the...