Patriots/NFL 2023 Regular Season Part 2: Patriots officially eliminated from playoffs
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smithformeragent
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I have the Broncos schedule up, after the next 3 weeks (GB/KC/BUF) there are a lot of winnable looking games on their schedule.
quietbruinfan
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Pats aren't quite bad enough for first or second overall. NYG, Carolina, CHI, Denver I would say.
quietbruinfan
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I was hoping. They should have kicked that fg before half, or at least managed the clock much better.
The reporters at training camp weren't lying about how bad the WR core was.
The only WR they praised was Douglas and Boutte
You watch next; Tyquan Thornton will go somewhere else and all of a sudden be a #1.
He's gotta bulk up a bit. Guy looks like he's got brittle bones. Which, kind of makes sense hes injured a lot and forgets how to run a route.
Mike McCarthy, man. Just an all time dolt. Bill professed his love for Jerry Jones recently maybe we could trade him to Dallas for some cheerleaders.
I remember people saying the Chargers game on the Patriots schedule was a coin toss.
Ya I disagree.
Ya I disagree.
quietbruinfan
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He is very talented, but he does always find a different way to lose. I would be interested to see him on a team other than the overrated, horribly coached, choking Chargers though.
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quietbruinfan
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No he wouldn't. What's more the way he has owned Herbert so far, he must see at least one major flaw in Herbert that isn't immediately apparent to me.
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Won't matter much if Bill is still here. What scares me is it might take a Landryesque situation to get rid of him, and for that to happen Bob (Kraft) would have to die and/or the team would have to be sold.
If you combine the receiving yards of all our WR combined, they’re behind Tyreek and just ahead of AJ Brown.
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Easy for me to say, but if I were Kraft, I’d give Bill the option of staying on as coach so he can break Shula’s record, but he needs to give up the GM role.
Seems like a fair, happy medium offer. Of course there’s about a 5% chance that Bill agrees, which is fine because it’s clear (to me at least) that he can’t continue as GM.
If Kraft is keeping Bill for the Shula record he is failing us all as an owner. That would be complete nonsense to me. There is zero evidence that this is a well coached team. It is time to move on.
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I may be alone in this, but I think Belichick is still capable of being an Excellent HC.
However, I have no faith in him as a GM any longer.
They are talking about how this will end for Bill on the radio now. So do we think there is a team out there that would trade for him as a coach? Would the Chargers or Cowboys do it and make it clear that he is the coach and will have very little say on roster management? Would Bill be interested in that or does he just say I've had enough and I'll retire to Nantucket? If not a team like that how about one of these teams that has a GM that came from the Patriots? All it takes is one team.
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