Will the Patriots win another super bowl in 2005-2006?

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Will the Patriots win another super bowl in 2005-2006?

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Do you guyz think the patriots can win another super bowl this upcoming year? If not who do you think will win it?
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The Patriots have alot in their way to get to a 3rd championship in a row. New coaches on the offensive and defensive end, will Bruschi be ready? All sorts of unknowns. With all that in mind, I'd say that they still have the best chance at winning again this year. The Steelers will be right there again, but they WON'T be anywhere near the record of last year. 12-4 would and should be expected by Steeler Nation. The Eagles have the potential to be great again, if they don't let this Terrel Owens thing sidetrack the offense. The Chargers are the team that scare me this year, they have a good offense and an outstanding defense. Brees will have a down year this year, but still put up good numbers. If things fall right with them, they should be right there in the mix at the end of the year. The AFC will be stacked again, and the NFC will be one or two team dominate.

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I don't know, but I'd still say that the Patriots have the best chance of winning the Super Bowl out of any team. However, what's going to determine what they do this season is how well their team comes together after losing their offensive and defensive coordinators. I'd say losing Romeo Crennel may be the more damaging of the two, because New England's defense was really good, and I'd imagine Crennel had a large part of keeping the group together and playing effectively despite losing a slew of the secondary to injuries. Anyways, we'll see this upcoming fall.

The Chargers do scare me some, but the team that really scares me as far as playing the Steelers is the Indianapolis Colts. Their offense is pretty hard to contain with Peyton Manning at the reins, and their defense has come together just enough over the past year to be effective. They may have a breakout season and go all the way.
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