If Terry Glenn stayed in 2001 does the outcome change?

[Actual Pats Fan]

If Terry Glenn stayed in 2001 does the outcome change?

If Ray Lewis hadn't gone out that night he still would've killed two guys

 

[brdmaverick]

In next week's episode:

If Josh Gordon didn't take a 'leave of absence/suspension' do the Patriots win in 2018?

 

[PATSYLICIOUS]

oh for goodness' sake...

Not that sausage omg!

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

Not that sausage omg!

 

[Hyped]

IMO the only players in the BB era who were dumped the year prior that could have significantly and favorably impacted the team's Super Bowl chances the following year were:

Ty Law in 2005
Deion Branch in 2006
Asante in 2008
Maybe AH in 2013.
Maybe Revis in 2015.

Ty Law, Branch, Asante, and Revis all were $$$ issues that would have impacted our roster elsewhere probably for the worse.

AH...he should have not been out playing gangsta.

IMO, the only players I felt we let walk in error were: Akeem Hicks, Greg Spires, Robbie Gould (maybe), and Justin Coleman.

 

[IcyPatriot]

Glenn would’ve made them better on offense for sure.

When he was locked in he took over games.

 

[IcyPatriot]

I've said this before but I still remember it ...
So Terry is getting interviewed and the questions of how he took care of his body came up.
He didn't really want to answer ... then relented and said his diet was mostly junk food and soda.
But kids aspiring to be athletes should not copy him. .. was funny - he was a freak for sure.

 

[RayClay]

If Terry Glenn stayed in 2001 does the outcome change?

they wouldn't have won with Glenn. That team was al about chemistry and the magic started when BB axed him. A large part was inexpensive free agents who played way over their heads and believed they could win. Substitute a disturbed egomaniac and you have a team with a defensive core and a bunch of bickering 2nd level talent,

 

[RayClay]

I think Deion in 06 was the biggest. Not even close.

He knew the team needed him, and screwed then for leverage, though he had a signed contract. It's a shadow over his two terms still, for me.