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Getty ImagesAfter two decades with , the Patriots will have to adjust to a new quarterback this season. Bill Belichick pointed out on Monday that he’s done it before.Belichick noted that in 2008, when Brady suffered a season-ending knee injury in Week One, the Patriots still had a solid season, finishing 11-5.“,” Belichick said, via the Boston Herald. “We geared everything toward what would be best for him, just like we always geared everything toward what was best for Tom to help our offense there. So I don’t really see that changing.”Cassel completed 63.4 percent of his passes in 2008, finished the season with 3,693 yards, 21 touchdowns and 11 interceptions, and helped New England go 11-5. The Patriots also went 2-0 with and 1-1 with when Brady was suspended for Deflategate. Now the Patriots will see how they can do with another quarterback filling in for Brady.

Getty ImagesAfter two decades with , the Patriots will have to adjust to a new quarterback this season. Bill Belichick pointed out on Monday that he’s done it before.Belichick noted that in 2008, when Brady suffered a season-ending knee injury in Week One, the Patriots still had a solid season, finishing 11-5.“,” Belichick said, via the Boston Herald. “We geared everything toward what would be best for him, just like we always geared everything toward what was best for Tom to help our offense there. So I don’t really see that changing.”Cassel completed 63.4 percent of his passes in 2008,...

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