Sweep the house clean (sort of) and I'd get excited.
HC-Flores
OC- Kingsbury (if he gets fired)
DC- Mayo
Let them build their staff from there....but do it right after the season ends in order to maximize the offseason process.
Use the higher draft position to get a CB1 and OL help. FA help for DT, and WR.
Okay I'm not at "blow it all up" stage
yet, and I'm sure I will come out in favor of it the day Kraft announces he's doing that. That said... "That's
bold!"
At least the guys you want to get have had some success.
Now that said, it's a dream team of ex-Patriots of one stripe or another, so we start out knowing and liking their names... I mean, I'll bite, but out of even more ignorance than when guys yell the name of a receiver they wish they had in fantasy as a personnel move.
My
feeling is, what a great overhaul, and frankly I'm probably too lazy to ever ague too hard against it (my main thing would be my bias in favor of the 6x SB-winning coach (and 9x AFC championship coach)
What happens to Steve Belichick? Is his dad going to demote him?
Already covered, above, but in this world, the new staff can evaluate him without any shade of nepotism, and we can determine his strengths and weaknesses. There are some issues BB clearly displays, and the loyalty jones-nepotism tendency is one of them. (Though when trying to think about moving on, we display the same questionable "dynastic" tendency