Bill Belichick, Jerod Mayo, Vince Wilfork, Tom Brady, Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski (New England Patriots)
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Gosselin: Sorry, Cowboys fans, Patriots are the best NFL dynasty of all time | Dallas Morning News
Gosselin: Sorry, Cowboys fans, Patriots are the best NFL dynasty of all time | Dallas Morning News
Not a bad way to start your Saturday.
Any credence to the belief that the league hosed the Pats on the schedule this year? There is some evidence – Earliest possible bye during planned Brady suspension, Indy gets long rest, Pats get short rest for Denver, two Thursday games…
Nah I don’t really buy it. The schedule seems like a logistical nightmare all by itself. Thinking that the NFL was then trying to add in the chance to screw the Patriots wherever possible doesn’t seem plausible even for them. And really I think having two of their three divisional road games at the very end of the schedule is actually an advantage instead of having them earlier in the season when they might be more likely to have a hiccup. There aren’t many secrets about the Colts/Broncos either, we’ve played them pretty much every year so a short week or allowing them an extra couple days to prepare for us isn’t too much of issue.
with the way the Texans are playing this season, do you think Wilfork will be back with us when his contract is over or sooner?
He’s not coming back. Sorry.
If you could plug any ex-Patriot into the current defense, who would it be?
Ty Law is my choice for obvious reasons given the current makeup of the defense and what they probably need most. Don’t even think about choosing Revis over him.
Hard not to miss Wilfork as well, just the perfect piece up front. I always have a soft spot for Vrabel too, but I think generally an OLB isn’t really a big need.
Which year did you enjoy most from the offense: the undefeated 07, the return of Brady in 09, mvp 10, two tightend 11, fast paced 12, comebacks of 13, healthy gronk 14
The only answer is 2007. The shift from what the offense was in 2006 to that was just unreal. Yeah, it’s been a great offense for a while now, and the fast pace, no huddle is fun and Gronk is a dominant man-child that is a joy to watch, but nothing can replace Tom Brady suddenly unleashing a deep aerial assault to Randy Moss and the uncoverable Wes Welker. 2007 was just a thrilling offensive ride. Such a shame is sputtered at the end like it did.
Uni Watch’s Friday Flashback – Remembering New England Patriots’ awkward pre-Tom Brady phase
Uni Watch’s Friday Flashback – Remembering New England Patriots’ awkward pre-Tom Brady phase
Love this flashback to the 90′s unis the Pats wear. I still have a reversible Drew Bledsoe jersey in this style and it was what I was wearing during Super Bowl 39. If you’ve noticed the Pats haven’t worn the red throwbacks since 2011 due to this:
A recommendation by the NFL’s Head, Neck and Spine Committee forbids teams from changing helmets during the season for safety reasons. A team may wear a throwback uniform, but the helmet must be the same one worn throughout the season.
That leaves teams with two options: wear the vintage uniform with a present day helmet or change the logo on the current helmet to the vintage.
It’s a rare instance of the NFL missing out on a chance to make money selling more jerseys.
So why not bring back these 90s jerseys and then they can just keep the helmets they currently have?
