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To be faaaaair... Our QB isn't doing what he is capable of either.

A lot of patriots fans forget some fun facts ... Prior to Brady they gave Bledsoe the best contradt in NFL history. He was their future. They got lucky on Brady. Before Bledsoe got injured Belichick didn't think he had long in New England. His second year after having all the same problems in Cleveland and he was on thin ice Before that the team was open to the idea of relocating due to por interest in the area - who loved every team (Bruins, Red Sux, and Celtics) far more than the Patriots Lots and lots of cheating and scandals helped get them to the tops.

If you think this is tough go look at the Patriots next year.... They're fudged

...ok Dorothy. A hall monitor? Seriously, that's the best you can do? You're right there with B-Mans sanctimonious ass preaching to trolls about ideals or the NC commie avatar guy ***** posting counter trolling... This place gives all the oxygen to the trolling and non-ironic trolls like you and NC commie guy. If you simply ignore them they either go away or it becomes a big enough visibility that they're dealt with - and they do get dealt with. Why do you think they constantly have to get new names?

Why do you even engage him?

If I said Lawson to PS on Saturday (or by Saturday) and the IR designation of Spencer opens that spot on active game day up to give us a body at DE... Would anyone think that's crazy?

If the Patriots win the AFC East they have a very fun 2026 to look forward to: At Bears At Lions At Chiefs At Chargers At #1 AFC South (Indy) At #1 NFC West (Rams) That's brutal on the road home.... Broncos Raiders Packers Vikings AFC North #1 (Ravens) even if they get the second and we somehow beat them we replace: Seahawks, Steelers, and Jags... There set in stone AWAY games are brutal. edit: The Bills on the other hand: At Broncos, Packers, Raiders, Vikings, AFC South (Jags), NFC West (Seahawks) Home: Chiefs, Chargers, Bears, Lions, AFC North (Steelers)

lawson has been in the recent news and rumors of being back on the roster for this weekend, per sources since we need help at DE... so he was on my mind. oops!

i've been thinking a lot about this, specifically the defense and haven't got anything concrete yet but will touch on part of your statement i am focusing a lot on. for the NB position we have Taron Johnson who is underperforming. i think he will get his mojo back and show up when it matters. but, lets say he doesn't. i think this team would be better suited to run a hybrid 4-3 with the 3rd LB being a hybrid nickel. shaq thompsonin his younger years, for example. in a stop gap year or for the time being Cam Lewis is plenty capable of taking this position over next year as a pure nickel but i would want us to play more of a base 4-3 with the 3rd LB being a linebacker/nickel. i want our 2026 defense to be different than any other in the past based on who we have to work with going forward.

this is correct. we try in the first 3 series to do a big play on 1st down and it doesn't work. so we give up on any big pass. to comment further recycles every thought ever. i hate being a fan of this team right now. Allen isn't confident to get those wins in the long ball, whether it is the receiver or the coverage or the play called or luck - it is hurting his confidence that much is clear.

This was the worst injury I saw, but it's a former Patriot I think he's with the Chiefs now

It's sad that we just think this will happen because we're too stupid to change our offensive mindset to go into play action, to go into quick hitting timing routes, to do something to offset the pinned back ears edge Rush. The closest will have our two in a row runs for two or three yards, and then a third and four which we have to pass out of and take a sack on.

This is tangent to my thoughts on Mike Vrable. I think he is a solid coach that has the ability to motivate men to run through a wall. I think he has the ability to build a team that can even get the AFC championship on some luck and effort. But I don't see him as the type of guy to run a football organization at the highest level. If he does have success it will be hand in hand with Josh McDaniel, and the entire staff. He knows defense, he knows every scheme, even if it's just from his experience.

And that's where I'm getting the decision I'm coming to on Brandon Beane. We had to bring those guys back because it failed decisions with other free agents that we let go, with mismanaging the roster and cap, and worst of all piss poor drafting on the Blue Chip rounds. If we would have kept Mack Hollins and look for a quality free agent we wouldn't have to deal with this Curtis Samuel and Josh Palmer bull####. We would have a third or fourth receiver that can play special teams, and we don't have that. At some point soon we're going to have eight wide receivers on the roster in only two of them will occasionally play special teams. That is a criminal offense in my opinion. We're bringing in defensive line help because we're not getting anywhere with AJ, greg, and Joey Bosa is being safe for the playoff (I hope). I can't fault anyone for Ed's injury, that should happens. But we're seriously about to bring back shaq Lawson

Ever since Tre did that interview that said the Rams are a football business I've woken up fully to realize that the culture Mcdermott has built is great for the players and healthy. While I have never liked him I realize that's a good quality for rebuilding and helping a team get back to the top. However, it further opened my eyes: we need to be in the business of football.