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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.He's the most important person because of the mere existence of the team in New England.
I've said all I need to say at this point.
Your question is stupid. You keep wanting me to dip into your meth stash/stupid question of ranking people who work different positions for the same organization.
I only would rank people who are IN COMPETITION WITH EACH OTHER.
Here's the REALITY (if you can comprehend it): Kraft's job is to make Belichikc look good
Shmessy seems to be the one who actually closed the thread. You’d have to ask him why.Mods are like “we reopened this thread for this??”
Sure. I have a lot of quotable stuff from this thread already. If I was petty, I’d put those quotes in my sig.Can't we all it a tie and call it a night?
Shmessy seems to be the one who actually closed the thread. You’d have to ask him why.
You posted in it while it was locked and it opened right after I posted in the help desk so it seemed like an easy assumption to make. If you didn’t lock it then please accept my apologies for sullying your good name on here.Absolutely not. Ask @IcyPatriot or @Ross12 or @ashley1992 but I had nothing to do with it. But I see you are slinging inaccuracies as easily as always.
You posted in it while it was locked and it opened right after I posted in the help desk so it seemed like an easy assumption to make. If you didn’t lock it then please accept my apologies for sullying your good name on here.
Lmao at your avatar. Who is that supposed to be?He's the most important person because of the mere existence of the team in New England.
I fully understand that means nothing to Florida Man - he doesn't care if an owner moved the Patriots to Portland, Oregon or Kalamazoo, Michigan. But to people living in New England, or who grew up there it's a foundational thing.
Is he the most important cog to the on-field success of the team? - who knows? - THAT'S the stupid question, and I'm not going to play the "who's your favorite Jonas Brother" game, or whatever the fark Kontra's trying to do for entertainment these days.
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I think Kraft has been one of, if not the best owner in football since he took over. Not sure if I read the word "dramatic" on here regarding the team being moved but I can assure you it wasn't dramatic if you lived here. I'm saying that bc its something you can feel & touch. The idea/thought of the Pats being taken away was very real then no matter how far that feeling that has gone away.
He's certainly not perfect but as an owner, which is all I really abt. Personal bs aside. He's a great owner imo. Since he's taken over the NEP have been as competitive as any team in sports. The most successful run & the biggest outliers in sports when you consider how football is set up.
I used to laugh at the idea of parity but the NFL actually does have a ton of it. It's literally only NEP that aren't playing along. Sure Kraft isn't taking snaps or drawing up plays but he deserves a lot of credit for letting Bill & others run the show the way they see fit. Ask Bulls fans if an owner can fμck up a good thing. Ask Washington or Cowboy fans abt an owner getting in the way. Knicks fan might actually do harm to Dolan if they could switch. I think they just paid off Allen Houston's contract last week.
Anyway he deserves a lot of credit imo. After Brady, Bill, Scar, Ernie/FO he's right there. If I'm actually ranking it's Brady, Bill, huge drop off then guys like Scar, Ernie, Josh, etc then Kraft.
See, this is why you guys need an adult in the room. You're arguing over something that can never be resolved. It's purely subjective. You might as well argue over whether chocolate or vanilla is the superior flavor.
Take the pats in 2000.
You have to remove Kraft, BB, or Brady.
There’s only one choice that gives you the best chance at having the same success
TB12! Absolutely! No doubts.