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Is the Patriots system flawed?

samevans72010-08-24 01:30:22 +0000 #1
The New England Patriots have had 3 very good quarterbacks under Belichick in Bledsoe, Brady, and Cassel. All three had very good statistics under Belichick. However, Bledsoe and Cassel have not had as good seasons afterwords. Even from the Chiefs game on Friday, with Cassel under a successful former NE OC, he plays poorly.

In 2008, Matt Cassel had a 63.4% completion percentage, 3693 yds, 21 TD, 11 INT, and a QB rating of 89.4.

In 09, with the Chiefs, his completion percentage drops to 55%, 2924 yds, 16 TD, 16 INT, QB rating of 69.9, and thats with Pro-Bowl WR Dwayne Bowe too.

So how good is Tom Brady really? How good would Peyton be if he was in NE?

tell me what you think!

EDIT 8.19.10:

What I mean by this is that it is flawed, in a good way. The system is flawed, allowing the QBs to be better than they truly are. The system is amazing, best in football.

And system or not, Tom Brady will be the best QB from the 2000-2009 era. Better than Peyton. Better than Favre. He's got 3 rings to show for it

Mochalman2010-08-24 01:33:58 +0000 #2
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Originally Posted by samevans7

The New England Patriots have had 3 very good quarterbacks under Belichick in Bledsoe, Brady, and Cassel. All three had very good statistics under Belichick. However, Bledsoe and Cassel have not had as good seasons afterwords. Even from the Chiefs game on Friday, with Cassel under a successful former NE OC, he plays poorly.

In 2008, Matt Cassel had a 63.4% completion percentage, 3693 yds, 21 TD, 11 INT, and a QB rating of 89.4.

In 09, with the Chiefs, his completion percentage drops to 55%, 2924 yds, 16 TD, 16 INT, QB rating of 69.9, and thats with Pro-Bowl WR Dwayne Bowe too.

So how good is Tom Brady really? How good would Peyton be if he was in NE?

tell me what you think!

chiefs are rebuilding, their line is all young and learning while the pats have good vets to block for brady. chiefs have bowe, thats it for offense. give him time, he will be a quality starter.
Pinstripe power2010-08-24 01:47:52 +0000 #3
that actually means the system is great and teams are flawed for not seeing the system is what made these guys good. kind of lick denver with running backs
Giants992010-08-24 02:28:32 +0000 #4
Tom Brady is a top 2 QB in the NFL and is a first ballot HOFer. You fantasy nerds are really starting to get on my nerves with everything being about stats all the time
Steelers23_062010-08-24 03:23:04 +0000 #5
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Originally Posted by Giants99

Tom Brady is a top 2 QB in the NFL and is a first ballot HOFer. You fantasy nerds are really starting to get on my nerves with everything being about stats all the time
avrpatsfan2010-08-24 02:51:22 +0000 #6
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Originally Posted by Giants99

Tom Brady is a top 2 QB in the NFL and is a first ballot HOFer. You fantasy nerds are really starting to get on my nerves with everything being about stats all the time
TunTavern2010-08-24 03:46:13 +0000 #7
I am confused by the thread title. Wouldn't this analysis mean that New England has a great system for realizing the potential of its quarterbacks?
Steelers23_062010-08-24 02:26:29 +0000 #8
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Originally Posted by TunTavern

I am confused by the thread title. Wouldn't this analysis mean that New England has a great system for realizing the potential of its quarterbacks?

no this clown is saying that since the quarterbacks look better than they are (which is insanity) and that the system is flawed because of it which makes NOOOOOO sense

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