New England Patriots

Will Belichick have a longer run in Chapel Bill than his successor gets in Foxborough?

Bill Belichick had seemingly been waiting for the right opportunity to return to an NFL sideline. Instead, the six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach is headed to the college ranks to take over at North Carolina.

A resolution is expected one way or another this week between the University and the greatest coach in NFL history, but the sides have met multiple times and Belichick reportedly turned over a 400-page "organizational bible" on how he'd run the program. Not something one would do if they're just going through the motions or having casual conversations.

Their teams led the way during Boston's two decade reign as "Title Town." Now, which owner do you have more faith in restoring his team to a similar standing?

The Pats are circling the drain of dysfunction which makes the importance of every decision that much greater. After watching how the first 13 games have unfolded prior to this week's bye week, if it were up to you, what path would you take beyond this year?

The New England Patriots made six trips inside the Indianapolis 20 and came away with two touchdowns, two field goals, an interception at the goal line and a missed field goal that was shorter than an extra point.

After just getting waxed by Miami in a game they mentally did not show up for, as evident by the litany of boneheaded penalties, the locker room was filled with giggles. It's a sorry excuse of a football team that is littered with sorry excuses for professionals.

Tua Tagovailoa threw for 317 yards and four touchdowns, including two scores to running back De’Von Achane, and the Miami Dolphins routed the New England Patriots 34-15 on Sunday

Matthew Stafford threw for 295 yards and four touchdowns to help the Los Angeles Rams beat the New England Patriots 28-22.

Which unlikely scenario do you give the best chance to happening?