Bill Belichick has always been the master of the under statement. With the first regular season game in seven weeks, it will be a long journey and process to the final opening day roster.
Between the four pre-season games and the expanded roster, there will be a lot of new names. Coach Belichick has no plans to sit idle. Hopefully, the trades he makes prove to be beneficial. His trade record has some issues.
We could spend a lot of time talking about Derrick Burgess, but it wouldn't get us any better this season. We need to move on.
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