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True. When was the last time NE had a good D, 2007? Yeah, Mahomes had a few he probably wants back.

Yep, if they had a D, they probably win this game. But hey, according to some, a good defense isn't necessary today.

That about does it barring a miracle. Sad

KC has to hope for another turnover. IMO, that's their best chance to pull this off.

The Rams would roll both teams.

Now the hard part, they have to try and stop Brady.

Those Patriot teams were MUCH better than this team. There are more protections on the QB, but getting pressure on him is still key to winning. So it is not irrelevant at all.

The Giants, Ravens, and Bronco teams that beat NE in the playoffs and SB disagree with you.

And it's about time

Chiefs D cannot stop the run, nor are they good enough to get to Brady with the front four. Forget trying to cover their receivers with your DBs...not gonna happen.

Now the KC defense needs to toughen up and get some pressure on Marsha

Remember, Wade Phillips already knows how to beat Brady. NE won't be able to run over the Rams D like they are the Chiefs.

FIFY

You say that tongue in cheek, but some posters are actually thinking that.

We've been rebuilding for 18 years now. Only this current rebuild cycle we're in was supposed to have a plan (aka "process"). This plan (aka "process") looks like a complete cluster %&*# on offense, with no signs of abatement.

Not hiring Daboll. Pretty simple.

It must be nice to have a competent offense and coach that actually goes for it on 4th and 3 from mid field, and not tries the lame "let's try and draw them offsides" crap then call a TO with 1 sec on the play clock.

This would just get merged with "KB is not a #1 receiver" thread.

If the Bills can't beat the Colts, it's time to throw in the towel on the season. The Jets beat them 42-34.

Not with this offensive (in more ways than one) staff. Otherwise there will be two developmental QBs next year, neither of which will be developed properly.

There's a reason why he turned out the way he did. Maybe not entirely his fault. Just sad. https://nypost.com/2018/10/14/aaron-hernandez-had-sexual-relationship-with-hs-quarterback/ "NFL-star-turned-killer Aaron Hernandez hid a longtime sexual relationship with his high-school quarterback, according to a new report that also said the troubled late footballer was physically and sexually abused as a youngster." "Hernandez, who committed suicide behind bars in 2017, after which rumors of homosexuality surfaced, “had a feminine way about him” that his father, Dennis Hernandez, abhorred, the paper said. The volatile dad was quick to discipline his son for not appearing masculine enough, according to Hernandez’s brother, Jonathan."

No, please don't.

The defense should just give the game balls back after this crappy game. I wouldn't want one after the putrid offense and ST performance, which snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.

So Bill Bellichick is responsible for Nate Peterman playing poorly so the Bills will cut him and NE swoops in to pick him up as Brady heir apparent? "That's a doozie, judge"

Thanks. Didn't realize it was so bad with Cam.