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Saints and Patriots are similar, but Bill Belichick’s infamously shrewd approach is the difference
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Belichek gets players from anywhere and everywhere and they all seem to produce Brandon Lafell was terrible in Carolina, turns all Pro for NE His undrafted CB sealed the super bowl win, whilst our second round CB can't even put ...
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Re: Saints and Patriots are similar, but Bill Belichick’s infamously shrewd approach is the difference
Belichek gets players from anywhere and everywhere and they all seem to produce
Brandon Lafell was terrible in Carolina, turns all Pro for NE His undrafted CB sealed the super bowl win, whilst our second round CB can't even put his pads on without help. Signing Revis was one of the best moves they've made, they aren't afraid to pull the trigger when they need to, whereas it looks like we sign high profile free agents and force them into situations where they cannot possibly win e.g Jairus Byrd. |
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Re: Saints and Patriots are similar, but Bill Belichick’s infamously shrewd approach is the difference
Originally Posted by dizzle88
Cam Newton was his QB in Carolina, enough said
Also doesn't hurt that BB has an owner that is in bed with Goodell |
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