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[QUOTE="NJHusky, post: 3860572, member: 114"] IMO, the best coaches adapt their style of play to their players and adjust accordingly. I remember an old Giants playoff game where they came out with 5 DL, even though they played a 3-4 the entire season...Confounded the other team and won them the game. Belichick is always evolving how he plays. We seem to play the same offense no matter what. If you have superior talent maybe it works, but how do you win when you don't have a huge talent advantage? [/QUOTE]
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