Quote Originally Posted by pabloescobar209
Plus there a one dimensional team, I know they do run the ball but lets face it without brady they are nothing. Who's bradys backup? who's manning's backup? lucky for both teams neither has had any serious injuries the last few years, but there both due.If either team lost there qb the season goes down the tubes... real fast.
I'd have to say that any team that competes for the Super Bowl every year is in a world of trouble if they loose their starting QB. And that you don't know Brady and Mannings backup is a testament to their high skill level and the teams that they are on.

But I have a hard time agreeing that the Patriots are one dimensional. One dimensional teams don't get off to a record of 7-0 and slaughter every team along the way. One dimensional teams are usually uncovered quickly and other teams exploit their weaknesses. NE's defense, offense, and special teams are all operating at full speed right now. It seems to me that the Pats have what won them three superbowls but with the best passing attack the league as seen in YEARS! They have three receivers with 5 TDs or more, including Moss with 10, two injured but still productive backs in Morris and Maroney, a QB who has statistically already had one of his best seasons, and a defense that gets turnovers and gets the offense back on the field.

The Pats aren't even my team! I'm just in awe at the way they are handling everyone that steps up to them.

Oh, and I doubt they are "due" for injuries. Manning and Brady, like Favre, are machines (Plus you've got to get to them before you can hurt them and Brady has only been sacked 7 times this season :thumbsup