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They are a dynasty yes. Let's wait to see what they do with new coaches. There are also a lot of players on that team who are coming up on contract year. Some will want big money. All this will really test the teams character and ability to remain a Dynasty.
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Originally posted by douglasjDid Bill Belichick and the rest of his staff have anything to do with the successful game plans developed in N.E.?
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razor
The Rams, the Panthers and the Eagles....is anyone going to confuse them with the Bills teams the Cowboys beat, or the Packers team the Broncos beat?
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why the hate? give them their due,man. first off they were big time underdogs against the rams who had already won a super bowl two years before. the rams and the eagles were the best teams in the nfc those years. as for the panthers they went on the road and beat the rams and eagles, not easy places to win so they were no tough out.
as for comparing the bills to any of these teams you can't becuase the rams won a super bowl and the bills didn't lol. yeah i wouldn't compare a loser to a winner either.
i don't think the pats have to blow out any team to be labeled a dynasty. who are you that they have to prove that too. i don't care what era it is is never easy to repeat as a champion let alone win three in a four year period.
as for this five year belief that they will fizzle out. let me get this straight they have been plugging holes left and right with virtually unknowns in this run you don't think they can keep this up for a couple of more years. i'm not saying keep making super bowls every year but being competitive to win and make the playoffs?
when do they spend a whole lot of money for anybody unless he's worth it?
the selfish guys get left behind and the selfless guys remain. i can see that going on for more than several years.
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wow
Originally posted by Westyes true but theirs no way anyone in football can replace Charlie Wise's gameplan and preperation for the game...no way anyone can replace Cronell who stopped Peyton Manning from scoring...THATS UNHEARD OF
oh by the way, if they went 9-7 and made the playoffs i wouldn't want to be the first team to play them.
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The Pats are a dynasty. The reason is simple. In the league of parody, any team can beat a team. 2nd off, with the cap, it's hard to keep a good team year after year. Especially a Super Bowl Caliber (sp?)/ Team that gets to teh Super Bowl team. Also, they just find ways to win. They win a lot also.
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You have step back and really take a look at what they have accomplished in this decade so far and there isn't too much wrong with this team. "Team" that has been a key focus of this ball club and how they play as a "team" and not rely on one or two standoffish stars. One player is out, another steps up. They are well coached and have a terrific roster.
A lot of teams, us included will be looking to knock them off their throne. Until someone does, they are in fact the Dynasty of today's NFL.
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Originally posted by LoyalSoldierSomething we can be some what proud of is that we are 2-1 against the Dynasty.
Who quarterbacked the Broncos against the Dynasty Huh can you tell me please????
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Partiots a Dynasty? Yeah sure, why not.
But I have to agree somewhat with Razor. I wouldnt put them in the same class as some of the other Back to Back winners.
On one hand, I would though. What they have done in the salary cap era is simply amazing and they deserve props for that.
But sometimes, in football, luck is a big factor. For the last few years, everything has gone the Pats way. In games, cap management, and just getting players who for whatever reason, just come to play & win.
Comparing teams, like players, just never really works though. There are so many differences. It really is apples & oranges.
So i'll go with 1st Dynasaty of the new era & leave it at that......
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yes true but theirs no way anyone in football can replace Charlie Wise's gameplan and preperation for the game...no way anyone can replace Cronell who stopped Peyton Manning from scoring...THATS UNHEARD OF
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What I find interesting is that everyone always talks about how the Patriots work as a team (true) and how there are no real big stars or stand outs on the team, but instead they all do their jobs and it equals wins...
However, for not having any stand outs or stars on their team, that Mr. Tom Brady sure gets a lot of attention.
I think their most valuable asset is Viniatieri....
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Originally posted by Westtoo bad their dynasty ended today with the loss of Cronell...i stick by my statement...their highest record they can get next year is 9-7...this will be fun to watch brady and his D crumble without their mastermind cordinators
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too bad their dynasty ended today with the loss of Cronell...i stick by my statement...their highest record they can get next year is 9-7...this will be fun to watch brady and his D crumble without their mastermind cordinators
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Originally posted by luvdembroncsHaha. If the Broncos were where the Pats are now and people were saying "they aren't a dynasty" you'd be pissin and moanin about it. Give credit where credit is due.
yes dynasty can be said about the pats. they are dominating football right now so i'm not going to take that away from them. just becuase they don't blow out teams like the cowboys or the niners did in the Sb doesn't make them less of a great team.
winning makes you a dynasty. the more you win championships the more you solidify your position as a proven winner.
now as for belicheck i still won't give him title of greatest of all times. other coaches in history have sustained a winning tradition for longer periods of time.
great coach not greatest of all time.
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Haha. If the Broncos were where the Pats are now and people were saying "they aren't a dynasty" you'd be pissin and moanin about it. Give credit where credit is due.
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They are this generation of footballs dynasty.
Would they be a dynasty in the 90's? no.
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