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Brady and his offensive line
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[QUOTE="BigErnMcCracken, post: 3716899, member: 70"] I have no idea what Tampa Bay will look like in December (although with AB my sense is that they might still look pretty good) and I have no idea what NE will look like in December (my guess is not as bad as they looked this weekend but not that great either) but I'm still fine with the way things worked out. They were going to be crappy at some point, might as well get a jump on it. This team - with Brady - would be no more competitive against the good teams in the AFC than they were last year, and probably less so. He clearly wanted out. We'll see if Belichick has another act in him. [/QUOTE]
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