Which NFL team could become the next Patriots-style dynasty?

[bluecoconuts]

This post is great evidence to how lazy and... Well, poor, the NFL writers are.

The Colts have been hyped as the next best thing since Andrew Luck came into the league being hyped as the next Manning. Guess what? Hasn't happened yet. Year after year and nothing to show for it.

The Rams are the only choice if you think about it. What team has a young HC with his entire career ahead of him? And has already proved he can handle the job? What teams have a young QB who is shaking out to be one of top passers? What teams have young offensive weapons, receivers, running backs, etc? What team has solid pieces on the D?

Now what team has all of them? Only one.

The Rams.

 

[ReekofRams]

This idea of playing in a weak division helping is a load of . All that does does is keep you from being toughened up for the big boys of the playoffs. So as far as I’m concerned, if the Rams can make it out of the west on top, while beating a few brains in while they’re at it, they’ll be all the more prepared to lay a whole can of whoop ass on whoever dare lay their scrawny behind before them.

 

[kurtfaulk]

This post is great evidence to how lazy and... Well, poor, the NFL writers are.

The Colts have been hyped as the next best thing since Andrew Luck came into the league being hyped as the next Manning. Guess what? Hasn't happened yet. Year after year and nothing to show for it.

The Rams are the only choice if you think about it. What team has a young HC with his entire career ahead of him? And has already proved he can handle the job? What teams have a young QB who is shaking out to be one of top passers? What teams have young offensive weapons, receivers, running backs, etc? What team has solid pieces on the D?

Now what team has all of them? Only one.

The Rams.

All it means is they're in love with Andrew luck. That's it. That's about as deep as they go.

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[Corbin]

 

[Flint]

This idea of playing in a weak division helping is a load of . All that does does is keep you from being toughened up for the big boys of the playoffs. So as far as I’m concerned, if the Rams can make it out of the west on top, while beating a few brains in while they’re at it, they’ll be all the more prepared to lay a whole can of whoop ass on whoever dare lay their scrawny behind before them.

Last year was the first time the Pats ever won the SB not having home field, cruising through the east certainly doesn’t hurt if you’re trying to get home field. It’s not everything, just ask the Rams, but it certainly can help.

 

[Riverumbbq]

This post is great evidence to how lazy and... Well, poor, the NFL writers are.

The Colts have been hyped as the next best thing since Andrew Luck came into the league being hyped as the next Manning. Guess what? Hasn't happened yet. Year after year and nothing to show for it.

The Rams are the only choice if you think about it. What team has a young HC with his entire career ahead of him? And has already proved he can handle the job? What teams have a young QB who is shaking out to be one of top passers? What teams have young offensive weapons, receivers, running backs, etc? What team has solid pieces on the D?

Now what team has all of them? Only one.

The Rams.

I agree. About the only thing I can think of that might F it up would be in a post Kroenke era where an heir to the team ownership comes in and makes a mess of things. jmo.

 

[NERamsFan]

Yea I am in the camp that believes there will never be a Pats-type dynasty again. But if you’re asking me if there will ever be an ethical Dynasty, then no question the Rams.

Think about it, we have a savant at head coach with a 24-year-old quarterback! What’s even crazier and that a lot of people are not realizing is that Sean McVay could actually see out TWO Hall of Fame quarterback careers as our head coach of this organization. After Jared retires say after 15 years give or take, Sean would still be in line for another quarterback’s career 15 or so years as well. Just think about that for a second... CRAZY!

So again if you’ll ask me what team would have a dynasty moving forward, give me the young, genius head coach all day long with the opportunity to mold two all-pro quarterbacks the next 25 to 30 years (All things considered, looking at this in a vacuum). Money!

 

[Rynie]

No team. The answer is NO TEAM.

What the patriots are doing in the salary-cap era will always be imitated, but NEVER duplicated. It also required the GOAT coach and GOAT QB to do so.

 

[nighttrain]

No team. The answer is NO TEAM.

What the patriots are doing in the salary-cap era will always be imitated, but NEVER duplicated. It also required the GOAT coach and GOAT QB to do so.

Boy oboy, you sure put the boots to your C'boyz as they have neither, both coach and QB are decisively mediocre:mrburnsevil:
train

 

[Ram65]

Cheating or not no team will duplicate the Patsies run. The Rams are as good a choice as any to win year in and year outs. The question is once they have to pay Goff and AD together can they keep enough pieces together to keep winning.

As far as the Colts go. They are setup for a run. Luck may have learned to stay healthy and not throw picks all the time. They have to start winning first. KC could keep winning with PM. Screw the Hags.

 

[Florida_Ram]

Which NFL team could become the next Patriots-style dynasty?