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The Krafts don’t know what they’re doing. It’s a decision they’ll come to regret.
I also think back in the history of the team. They’ve had 3 owners. Each owner made one and only one good coaching hiring decision. In all 3 cases (Fairbanks, Parcells, Belichick) it ended badly. This is a bad separation with the coach.
The Krafts have done many good things. The Sullivans also did many good things. Kiam didn’t do anything good. But at the end of the day, I think of the Sullivans as not being up to the task of running an NFL franchise (ie they didn’t know what they were doing). In 5 years I have every confidence that this is how I’m also going to think of the Krafts
If Belichick was going to be 52 or 62 next year, I might agree with you. But Belichick is going to be 72. If Belichick didn't leave the Patriots today, he would be leaving the Pats two years from now when he gets Shula's record. You just don't rebuild a team around a short term head coach. And Belichick's recent history as a head coach and GM doesn't show he is a guy who can rebuild a team.












