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True, but if this thing completely unravels he should answer some questions regarding his judgement and exactly what he was thinking. Not that he will of course.

Apparently his guarantees are voided if he performs any act that undermines respect for the team, amongst other reputational issues. It's a pretty low bar in the case of the Patriots but based on his own admissions who knows he may just have met it.

Sad for him. Great young player. Some guys have all the talent but somehow aren't cut out to play this game. At least he just got paid. Mike Mac, the gift that keeps on giving.

Sure. But mostly as in Tom Brady.

I believe the DT trade is a done deal. I don't know if the Pats bounce Brown over this incident but I think it's only a matter of time before they part company at some point this year. So if Gordon falls off the wagon again Pats will be heading into the playoffs with Edelman, Dorsett and two rookie receivers. And I think Michel averaged like 1 yard per carry against the Steelers Sunday night.

Sounds like the seed was planted on her neck. And if he cleverly snuck up on her, johnson in hand, how is that consensual? Betcha it's all fist bumps instead of high fives in NE from now on.

Dolphins will give the Patriots more touchdowns than they can handle.

So that prevent D call was all that stupid cornerback's fault. Glad Bill was able to clear that up.

I had toyed with the idea that the Brown TD pass was an adjustment dictated by the coverage but opted instead for the ball having been under thrown. Just didn't think Allen was there yet. If as the writer says it was a good read with perfect execution then that's huge and one of the game's most important takeaways IMO. That's something only good passers can do.

Dude is strong. He bad.

Wow Deshaun Watson.

I don't see this working out in NE and I'm a little surprised BB went in this direction. In their offence everybody, including future HOFmers, have a specific assignment on every snap that they are held to a high standard to execute flawlessly. It is a well oiled machine in which each player is just another cog. They don't improvise. AB is not that kind of player and has never played in that kind of system or with that kind of QB. The Pats are not changing their offensive philosophy to accommodate AB. AB isn't changing either IMO (he can't). They better hope Gordon does not fall off the wagon because if both are gone by year end that will be a great equalizer heading into the playoffs.

I like Mongo. Badass.

Idk. On D they have a couple of very bad corners and nothing coming off the edge. Their starting OLB is out for the year. On O their make shift line is very suspect (Kalil was dreadful yesterday), their receivers are second tier, and I don't trust google eyes to bring Darnold along. They've got Bell and Crowder. Ununwa is talented but made of glass. They are already at risk of falling apart IMO. Not Dolphin bad, but bad nevertheless. Kudos to Mosely. What a player. If he's out they are done like dinner.

I think he's more off his rocker than Antonio Brown.

I think that google eyed zombie will turn them into a raging dumpster fire.

Ok. Rebuilding since 1969.

That guy Al Riveron (or whatever his name is) in NY HQ is truly amazing. How can someone with the benefit of sober second thought, multiple angles and all the time to render his decision get it wrong no less than 100% of the time?

Yeah, must say I don't understand the AB move. Given their current roster, the system that they play and him being a diva I actually don't see that much added value despite his elite talent, assuming he even plays of course. They actually don't need him, strange as it may seem. And who are they going to cut? A vested vet like DT whose salary they will have to pay or a promising rookie like Meyers who won't make it to the PS. Surely they are not planning on carrying 9 receivers after Harry returns.

NYJ. Rebuilding since 1968. Soon to be a tire fire.

How did he get it? The hard way. He's a great back. Mind you Singletary gained more yards on the ground yesterday.

Jeudy, Shenault or Reagor would do fine. Any of them would have been the first WR off the board in 2019 by a comfortable margin. We should be in a position to land one of them IMO (unless we are picking 32nd). Ive always liked John Brown and was disappointed when he signed with the Ravens. He's a smart route running starting calibre NFL receiver with speed, and I'm happy we've got him, but not a # 1, meaning he's not elite. He maybe flashed some promise of that early on in his career but it did not materialize. In terms of where this team is now, I value a game breaking # 1 receiver over another O-line. Depending (obviously) on what's out there when we pick I'd probably go for another RB before OL (assuming otherwise equal value). We need some blue chip talent at the skill positions on offence to complete the picture.

He was inconsistent as a passer at Louisville. Sometimes he would execute properly, sometimes not (no surprise) . When he did he was spot on with his accuracy. And he has plenty of arm strength. He was so other wordly running the ball that I feel not enuf credit was given in evaluations for his upside as a passer. And he probably suffered somewhat from the stigma attaching to black QBs who can run like the wind. He also didn't interview very well at the combine and made a poor decision regarding representation. He's not going to see many pockets as quiet as the one he enjoyed yesterday and obviously he has a long ways to go, but the talent is there. IMO his class was a very good one for QBs. I think all those guys have a shot at being good.

Dumping the guard like that is amazing. He looked exactly like A. Donald. But the burst that follows is really impressive too. 91 is Brady kryptonite. Dante will take notice.

Bills will be drafting their # 1 in next year's draft.