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Patriots' Off-Season Checklist

3/28/2018

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The Patriots suffered a defeat at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 52, with whispers of dysfunction among the team growing. What can the Patriots do to get back on top?
  • Fix the Front Seven (done): New England allowed the second-most yards per rush and gave the most time to throw on passes. Signing Adrian Clayborn (9.5 sacks in 2017) and Danny Shelton will help the defensive line immensely. The Patriots can add even more depth by using the draft.
  • Find a Successor for Tom Brady (not done): Jimmy Garoppolo was supposed to be the guy to replace Tom Brady once No. 12 was done in New England. However, an alleged conniption from Brady sent Garoppolo to San Francisco, revitalizing the rebuilding franchise. Bill Belichick and the Pats must look to the draft for a suitable successor to No. 12, whether Brady likes it or not.
  • Figure Out the Issues Involving the Team (incomplete): There was plenty of news surrounding the in-house fighting going on with Brady, Belichick, and owner Robert Kraft. If the Patriots are to maintain their dynasty, cooler heads must prevail and issues must be resolved.
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