In 2007, the New England Patriots executed a remarkable feat by trading for both Randy Moss and Wes Welker, enhancing their wide receiver corps. The significance of these trades is highlighted amidst the team's struggles in the current season. The context includes the previous trade of Deion Branch, which shocked the team and its veterans. Defensive lineman Richard Seymour expressed his sentiments on losing Branch, emphasizing the emotional impact and the team's adaptation process following his departure. Reflecting on these franchise-altering decisions underscores the importance of such trades in the Patriots’ history.
It took the air out of me.
I don't think any of us envisioned something like this happening.
To not have No. 83 in a Patriots uniform definitely hurts.
It’s worth looking back at the time New England was able to add both Wes Welker and Randy Moss.
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