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Ian M. Clark's On Football: How many questions can an 18-1 team have?
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By IAN CLARK
New Hampshire Union Leader Sports
Sunday, Jul. 20, 2008
Football may seem like a distant dream in the middle of July, but it's closing in fast. The New England Patriots will open training camp at Gillette Stadium on Thursday.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Ian,
I enjoy football and baseball articles in general. Yours however, was quite fun to read. Finding holes in an 18 - 1 Super Bowl team, even if a couple of free agents exit for the greener ($$$) pastures money can buy. Yes the D-backfield and the O-line could be stronger. The Linebacking corp could be younger, but this team has the wonderful advantage of a weak division. They will thrive!!!
Bob Schnebly
- Bob Schnebly, Burke, Virginia
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