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Can't disagree with this. The Perfect Storm in an NFL sense.
Belichick and Brady need each other, as Brady needed his defense, who shutdown the Seahawks the last 1 1/2 quarters of the Super Bowl.
There is no ### carrying between Brady and Belichick. They work like a fine swiss timepiece.
What a tremendous waste of time reading that. Just another Pats fan explaining how the sun shines out Belichick's behind.
of course that's a waste of time -- nobody should need that explained to them at this point
He probably is the best coach ever but if you read the article, it makes him out to be the best GM ever. He still can't draft a wide receiver to save his life.
2014 7 29 244 Jeremy Gallon Michigan 2013 2 27 59 Aaron Dobson Marshall 2013 4 5 102 Josh Boyce Texas Christian 2012 7 28 235 Jeremy Ebert Northwestern 2010 3 26 90 Taylor Price Ohio 2009 3 19 83 Brandon Tate North Carolina 2008 5 18 153 Matt Slater UCLA 2006 2 4 36 Chad Jackson Florida 2004 5 32 164 P.K. Sam Florida State 2003 2 13 45 Bethel Johnson Texas A&M
No question BB is worthy of GOAT consideration; didn't realize Todd Haley was as wellGhost Rider said:
All of which pales in comparison to identifying the greatest QB of all time and not only getting him, but having the patience to maximize value by waiting until the 6th round to choose him.Donnybrook said:
Nuts, blind squirrels, and such.All of which pales in comparison to identifying the greatest QB of all time and not only getting him, but having the patience to maximize value by waiting until the 6th round to choose him.Donnybrook said:
Bill Bellichick wasn't in charge of player personnel that year. Probably Bobby Grier, Larry Cook and the QB coach who scouted Brady's pro day had much more to do with the input that went into that lucky choiceAll of which pales in comparison to identifying the greatest QB of all time and not only getting him, but having the patience to maximize value by waiting until the 6th round to choose him.Donnybrook said:
Since you asked . . .
yeah, shula was a beast
Don't be so daft. One special teams stand-out from 10 WRs chosen does not a good track record make. Despite all his success, admit that Bill hasn't been good at this position. The truth isn't that difficult,
I remember Chad Jackson being a high pick. And I was high myself on Josh Boyce - thought he could excel in that offense. Dobson was a second rounder - not sure about the rest. Overall the track record is what it is - they don't seem to value the position that highly. It has worked for them - how strong would the Gronk/Hernandez tandem be if AH didn't start killing every other person in Mass? The lack of WR depth has hurt them - specifically in playoff losses after Welker and/or Gronk were hurt. There were times they clearly lacked a play-maker. Tough to critique BB on almost any level, just thing he's swung and missed too many times at WR.
btw, when bethel johnson made his exit after those 3 yrs he was traded for the player who was taken 6th overall in that same draft (when johnson was drafted)
