New England's 2009/10 Season: The AFC Can't Hang With This

After the retirement of legend Tedy Bruschi, there will be some new faces on New England's defense that will help the offense get deep into the post season.  These new defenders have fresh legs and are eager to stick their face-mask in the chest of offensive players across the league.  The names Chung, Bodden, Butler, and Springs are all new to New England and will provide enough stopping power in the defensive backfield for the offense to outscore.  That's the beauty of being a Patriots defender, with the return of Tom Brady and the best passing offense in the game, the defense must only slow the opposition down enough for the offensive Brady Bunch to outscore.  The addition of Fred Taylor to an already above average group of running backs (Laurence Maroney, Sammy Morris, BenJarvus Green-Ellis, and Kevin Faulk) gives New England’s ground attack more than enough power to compliment Brady's passing game.  Maroney should know t...