Belichick's Philosophy on building an offense

would surely help as well.

The RB and TE would be low priority day three picks.

because of Brady.

Pio/Pulley constantly pushed backwards disrupts the entire OL as well as the QB.

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[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxd_u3LNxgY[/url]

What Belichcik is espousing here is what the Giants did in 84-90. Morris and OJ Anderson. Carthon. Bavaro and Mowatt all fit that bill. The wide receivers they won with were supporting cast not star players, Manuel, Bobby Johnson, Stephen Baker and Ingram (even though her was a #1).

More important to look at what Garrett did on offense, but I believe your thought still holds true about a big Center. Frederick, who just retired from the Cowboys, was not overly athletic but was more known as just an intelligent brawler. To me that is Biadasz, but we would need to "overdraft" him at pick #36 because he will be long gone by #99. This is one reason I would love to trade down once or twice unless Chase Young is available at #4.

Short yardage RB? I would like to have AJ Dillon in the 4th round.

We signed two huge blocking TEs as Free Agents, Levine Toilolo and Eric Tomlinson, who are both likely to make the team.

We have Kaden Smith who is a keeper and we brought back CJ Conrad, who is a guy that I believe Joe Judge is going to like. We still have Garrett Dickerson, in his third year with the team. He had a good camp last year and still has potential. Those three are 23, 24, and 25 years old respectively.

If Evan Engram never ever again lined up as an inline TE I think he'd be almost as happy about it as the rest of us would be.

RB - I respectfully recommend BC's AJ Dillon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9hJw8dnPIY

It shows Isaiah Simmons true impact.

In comment 14870645 Since1965 said:

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Pio/Pulley constantly pushed backwards disrupts the entire OL as well as the QB.

me too. OT is important, but if they dont get a legit C the OL will still suck.

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because of Brady.

They said the same thing about Montana...

Then Steve Young won a superbowl with them.

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because of Brady.

When Brady was injured or suspended they still won.

In comment 14871322 Scuzzlebutt said:

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In comment 14870642 mdthedream said: Quote: because of Brady. When Brady was injured or suspended they still won.

Thank you. Belichcik made Brady, not the other way around. I give Brady all the credit in the world for working hard and learning to get where he is but lets face it, he was 6th round pick, and if didn't go to the Pats we very well may never have heard of him. There but for the grace God he could have been taken by the 49ers instead of Tim Rattay (who you ask?). That's right, SF took Rattay over Tom Brady. How would TB have fared in the SF coaching carousel that didn't stop until Jim Harbaugh?

Run the ball is #1, not make chunk plays out of magical wishes and dreams. How odd. An actual tried and true set of fundamentals and how to stack them. I never would have guessed.

He seems to always be adding no matter who he already has.