My Wes Welker Blog

The New England Patriots have been respected as one of the best teams in the league for much of the past decade. They have won three Super Bowls, they made another trip to a Super Bowl during an undefeated regular season campaign, and they have been consistently strong even when they haven't won. So what can be expected in 2010?

One of the major concerns for the club was the injury suffered late last year by star wide receiver Wes Welker. However, Welker has rehabbed his injury in amazing time, and is back to the lineup, in time to give quarterback Tom Brady another go-to option on the field.

As for Brady, he is trying to finalize a contract extension that will see him through the next three or four years of action. He obviously wants to stay with the club, but there have been rumors that he and the team are not exactly seeing eye to eye, and may end up parting ways sooner than most would have expected.

Randy Moss also has contract concerns. The dynamic wide receiver is in the last year of his deal as well, and there have been no signs that the team wants to sign him to another pricey contract. This may end up affecting his attitude and performance as the season drags on, something that the club definitely doesn't want to deal with.

Ultimately, the team has loads of talent on offense, but needs the defensive side of the ball to pick up the pace and return to their championship form. If they want to stay as one of the favorites in the conference, they will need big play on both sides of the ball, and a happy and healthy Brady, Moss and Welker on offense.

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