My sincere thanks for the laugh.
Of course the Philly SB sucked. Tom Brady also threw for 500 yards and the Patriots never punted in that game. Was it really just Malcolm Butler's absence or was that just a component of that?
How about the fact that team came back the following season and not only returned to the SB, but won it? Was that due to everyone but BB? Most teams lose a SB and fade into oblivion. Legion of Boom, Greatest Show on Turf, et. al. I guess 3 SB appearances in 3 years was a fluke - or it was Brady. The same Tom Brady who looked washed in the first half of the first of the ATL SB, and even the most miraculous catch in Patriot history, the Edelman grab, was a terrible throw that should have been picked off. But it wasn't and PHEW FOR THAT!
No one is perfect throughout their careers - not Belichick, not Brady, not anyone. Both of these gentleman gave this region the two greatest decades of any Boston team, ever (and before anyone starts, don't even give me the Celtics; I take nothing away from their accomplishments but the NBA then was not even close to what the 4 major sports leagues are today and unless you went to the games, no one was watching Bill Russell perform live every night).
Plenty of times I've scoffed at BB's or Brady's decisions or antics, but when I add up the collective whole, it nets overwhelmingly positive in all of our favor. There's not a single coach that Bob Kraft could have hired in 2000 that would have given us the two decades no fan base in any sport deserves. Sorry you expect two decades of perfection, even though BB still accomplished more than any other HC in history during that stretch. That shit is solely on YOU and I honestly feel kind of bad for you.