Nobody "expects" to bring the Lombardi trophy home. NE spent FA money on Moss, Welker, A. Thomas, etc. went 18-0 and didn't bring the Lombardi trophy home. That same year, we had the youngest team in the league and the oldest player on our team (?) threw up a horrible INT to give the game away in the NFC Championship game.
31 teams are losers every year. You go with your philosophy and you stay true to it. This team's philosophy = playing the FA market smartly and not loosely. I happen to like it.

31 teams are losers every year. I have yet to hear a compelling argument as to why GB's philosophy will not work. Nobody feels like digging, or if they do dig, they don't present what they find. As another poster pointed out on here, people also tend to avoid looking back at the big money FA they so desperately wanted - the one that would put GB over the top - and talk about how much of a colossal bust he became on his new team. Basically, it's up to you to add weight to your own argument. It doesn't prove itself. Far from it.

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