New England Patriotss Swot Analysis

Vision, Mission, and Goals The sole vision, mission, and goal of the New England Patriots is to win championships. Head coach and General Manager Bill Belichick states, “We are building a big, strong, fast, smart, tough, and disciplined football team that consistently competes for championships.” Historically, it has not change since Belichick took the job back in 2000. Since that time, the New England Patriots have a record of 201-71, with 14 AFC East Division Titles, 7 Super Bowl appearances, and 5 Super Bowl victories.

Role and Power The role and power of the governing body’s impact on the effectiveness of the organization cannot be understated. When it comes to ownership, Robert Kraft provides the front office with any and every financial need the team might need in order to build a successful franchise. For the front office, they provide the knowledge and expertise of finding and building the personnel side of the football
Personally, I do not feel that the governing body has been ineffective in supporting the organization, otherwise the Patriots would not be nearly as successful as they are.

Organizational Model I would say that the New England Patriots use a tall organizational model. At the top, you have the Owner Robert Kraft and President Jonathan Kraft. Under them would be Head Coach/GM Bill Belichick and Director of Player Personnel Nick Caserio. Under those two would be the Offensive Coordinator and Defensive Coordinator Josh McDaniels and Matt Patricia. Under them, you’d have the positional coaches, then finally you would have the players. The way this organizational model impacts the organization’s effectiveness in resolving the issue is by giving the team and font office a clear path of who is in charge and who is