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So you are assuming this question requires them to play at their current age rather than in their prime. Seriously?

What about Lee Evans? He was a great threat for Losman and he would be great with Allen too.

Thurman Thomas Andre Reed Bruce Smith in that order...

Marcus Easley. Special teams ace and pre-season stud with 3 career receptions and 1 TD over 6 seasons. I always believed (and still do) that he could have been a good receiver if he would have been given an opportunity. It also would have helped if he could have stayed healthy a bit more.

Gronk used to be the only thing I could tolerate about the Patriots*, but that ended the day he took that cheap shot on Tre. I do not want him here, he burned the bridge as far as I'm concerned.

If this went to court, I would pay to watch that trial.

I like the alliteration in the title. Kind of like "Fire Fighters feverishly fight flames in Frerdonia'. Details at 11.

good. we need some affordable depth for the powerhouse line Beane is about to build.

Saying he hasn't reached his potential is an understatement. Wasn't he the #1 TE prospect when he came out? I definitely haven't seen any indication of that potential since.

Maybe they let him go because he wasn’t the brains of the operation.

Maybe he was "eyeing" Adam Gase... Sorry, that will not get old any time soon.

Seriously? what were you expecting? Bill Cowher?

I thought it was someone else who struggled switching sides. Kouandijo maybe? It had to do with a leg injury and the way he had to kick out from the line. (could have been both but not sure on Dawkins)

lol. I was about to come here and comment on his crazy eyes and I see everyone is way ahead of me. ?

There will come a time soon where Hackett will be discussed as one of the up and coming offensive minds in the game and he will be considered for Head Coaching vacancies. Time will tell if it is merited or not but the Sean McVay effect will get him an opportunity.

Lots of players regress in their second year after a successful rookie season because they feel as though they have it figured out and it will be "easy" to maintain. That is not enough to release a talented player. The question now is what he will do with it now that he recognized what happened.

For the recored, I believe they told Mahomes he would be a 3rd or 4th round pick, but he decided to come out early anyways, in spite of the projection. Definitely not an exact science.

The other teams must be the Winklevoss twins. ?

I highly fear that the Patriots* will go 0-16 that year, draft Lawrence and then go back to being a thorn in our sides for the next 15 years. Hope I'm wrong.

Robert Kraft enjoying the game with Jamie Lee Curtis

Any corner would be good if he was allowed to hit the receiver before the ball gets there without a flag. Finn that Romo wonders how he got good.

No, but in my opinion they have been relatively even all year, this just shows Vander Eche can have off days too, just like Edmunds. Not nearly enough difference between them to call Edmunds a mistake. That is my main point. Sorry for bringing it back. I always try to add to an existing conversation rather than start a new thread. I understand opinions can change once new data is available.

After watching the Cowboys/Rams playoff game last night and seeing Vander Eche controlled for most of the game, I hope we can put this silly argument behind us. Vander Eche is a good player, and had a rookie game, like all rookies do, but he is not better than Edmunds at this point in his career. They both have very high ceilings.

Maybe now we can stop talking about his greatness?

That was going to be my vote too. I want them to come back for one more season just to get it right. Great show with a bad ending.