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Old 07-31-2012, 05:29 PM   #219
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Originally Posted by Rausch View Post
When you go to 4 SB's in 8 years you're doing more right than getting lucky. The Pats make smart trades to give themselves more draft picks. The more draft choices you have the better the chance you'll hit a home run with one of them. Not only that but they've won about every way out there. They've won with a running game and good defense. Passing game and good defense. Outstanding passing game and almost no defense.

They keep going to SB's because they adapt - they don't get stuck in one mindset.

And the Steelers are the opposite. They are the model. Stability, continuity, tradition. 3 HC's in 30+ years because they don't hire the wrong guy. They constantly draft well. They do an excellent job of evaluating their own talent.

Other teams rise and fall but the Steelers and Pats just go to title game after title game every few years...
Sorry man, I disagree. If the Steelers were a great organization, they would have far more Super Bowl rings. It was a massive amount of failure on their part to not find an adequate QB through either free agency or the draft at O'Donnell left via free agency. That team could have been the most dominant, ever, but instead, they were just a very good team.

It's a myth that the Patriots draft well.
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