@Leo_A02@KevSanch12 Fair, but I still don’t think that is on 66 as much this year as it was last year (playoffs especially) he’s been their best olineman (says a lot about your Oline)
The Patriots organizational inability to identify, draft, and develop skill position players since like 2016 is the reason these injuries hurt so much.
It’s a problem that needs to be fixed.
@kimaniold I’m being critical of my favorite team and identifying issues.
It took a generational luck run to get us to the bowl. We play a real qb in the Houston game we probably lose.
You cannot keep the same bones of a bygone era and expect problems from said era not to happen again.
The Patriots organization is incestuous. They refuse to expose themselves to new ideas or ways of operating.
It’s an issue that shows up everywhere.
It’s responsible for Henderson over Burden and Vrabel over Johnson/Cohen.
The “patriot way” is a relic of the 2000’s
Makes sense. What the hell do a bunch of fans who live for Saturday afternoons, spend through the nose to travel to games and buy tickets and bleed their schools’ colors, matter? Ask NASCAR about alienating its core fan base and how that’s worked out for them.
@Patsburner38322@MalikBoxing101@kdot89_ Kyle Shannahan scoring 40 with a practice squad offense year in year out.
The games left are against teams that vrabel and Maye struggle against (9-8 against above .500 teams).
We can’t stop blitzes and we got Brian Flores on the schedule
@Patsburner38322@foxborodegen@kdot89_ your fooling yourself if you don’t think this is a problem. some are early on the idea, some of you will be late. we will all eventually end up at the same conclusion. time will tell
@Patsburner38322@kdot89_ Bills are coached by a hack, have no defense and can’t draft. The Steelers have been perpetually 9-8. The Seahawks, Packers, Bears, etc have run circles around the Patriots organizationally. From roster construction to coaching staff. The pats still have Groh and Wolf on payroll.