Sports fans can be very fickle sometimes.
That said, it's because of fans that men get to be instant multi millionaires for playing a game that we all loved to play as kids, and I guess it comes with the territory of being a major "very rich" sports figure.
At least in this moment of time, the Patriots future doesn't dosen't look as bleak as it could months ago after loosing one of the best quarterbacks at winning in the game of football.
How would you like to be a Falcons fan after Dallas last week given their team history particularly after their loss in the superbowl? Being that I live in NC and work occasionally in Charlotte, I always get to hear about the Panthers. Be happy in the fact that you aren't a Panthers fan, because after spending what they did for Bridgewater to replace Cam, a lot of Panthers fans want the team to tank in hopes of getting Trevor Larwrence next year.
Football (like baseball and basketball) is a team sport. Although one man can help lead a team to victory, you still need the other teamates to win. The added variable (in winning and losing IMO) is the teams ownership and leadership, particularly in the behind the scenes role of general manager and the more visible coaching staff, giving the team the best odds of winning over time given the current player roster and player's development with his teamates.
Just for the fact that if your a Patriots fan today, given the realization that you can be somewhat optimistic about your teams future is a testament to their teams ownership, leadership and coaching staff.
At this point in time, IMO Cam is a prime example of a good player who had injuries that had only played on a not so great led professional team, going to a pretty darn good organization at putting the pieces of the puzzle together when they lose a couple of their bigger pieces of that puzzle. That said, no one can be 100% certain of the future in a brutal physical sport, and everyones love of Cam could be gone in 6 months with everyone screaming for his head.
