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January 23, 2014 by Mike Dussault


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Really enjoy your work and agree with your recent thoughts about the interior defensive line. What do you think about the Pats taking a QB in the draft next year? There’s a lot of good QB’s who are coming out (or probably will be) and if we take one now he can sit and learn from Brady for 2-3 years until Brady retires. I strongly feel that too many QB’s are rushed into starting these days and sitting and learning from one of the best could really make sure the team stays strong in the future.

Thanks. Here’s a full article I wrote this summer on the Tom Brady replacement plan. I think the next couple years are right in the sweet spot for developing a good QB and giving him enough time to learn under Brady. Seems to me like they’ll probably stick with the pocket passer type, I think […]

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