over 40 years of at times embarassing football games in an equally embarassing cold miserable stadium. But finally football in New England has changed with a new stadium, great coaching staff, awesome front office staff and with the Kraft family at the ownership reigns the Patriots are in my opinion a DYNASTY. Your thoughts please.

They're a dynasty. Granted, in these times of team parity, where free agents go to where the money is and where they feel they can contribute the most, teams always have a different makeup as far as the roster goes. The best teams, nowadays, are the ones who can consistently win. The Patriots have shown that they are one of these teams. While arguments could be made for Pittsburgh and other winners in recent years, one simply has to remember that New England has won 3 titles in the past 5 years. That in itself is a remarkable feat - and worthy of NE being deemed a dynasty in light of the current ebb and flow of players in today's league.

Yes the patriots are a dynasty. We've invaded many countries since declaring ourselves patriots and we keep kickin butt all over the place. World Champions baby! U S A, U S A. We're the richest country in the world baby yeah! We rule!

Yes they are a dynasty, in the era of free agency and all that! Thats why they made the turn to free agency so everyone would have a chance but the Pats have keep there talent, instead of letting it go!

THIS recent Pats team is definitely a dynasty.

THree in four years definitely qualifies as a destiny to me. And if they win this upcoming season again it'll be four in six, something that only the Pittsburg Steelers of the 70s have done.

They are a dynasty. Trust me, we--along with Buffalo and Miami--knew what we were dealing with. We had to play them the most.