Colvin returning to Foxboro - Page 7 - New England Patriots Forums

***parthasas*** · 12-04-2008, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by BritPat

If Rosie didn't want to play football again, he'd have said "no thanks" when the Pats came knocking.

If the Pats didn't think he was fully committed, they wouldn't have signed him.

Exactly my thought.

N.Eman · 12-04-2008, 09:35 AM

awesomo, rosie is back....now lets go kick lord favre's *****

stcjones · 12-04-2008, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by JSn

Try some compressed air on your decimal point key, I think it's stuck.

You must be dyslexic or have Tourettes. Here you go my special friend. I edited it just for you.

That is an interesting comment. Did you listen to or read the transcript on his interview today? He didn't sound too crazy about coming back to football or New England.

He sounds like he was really happy being at home with his daughters, and has "Mixed emotions" about playing again. He doesn't seem to have the mindset we need right now.
Time will tell.

*Edited in accordance with the guidelines provided by the Associations of Dyslexia and Tourettes.

stcjones · 12-04-2008, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by parthasas

Exactly my thought.

Money talks guys. First and foremost. Since no one else was eagerly knocking on Rosey's door, he went for it. May be his last shot at any type of payday as a player. Hopefully, he has a little gas left in the tank.

stcjones · 12-04-2008, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by MrBigglesWorth

seriously already a thread on this.

was he saying it in jest?

who really cares.... his production is what we want. if he delivers we'll be happy, if not then we tried.

Mental equals physical alot in sports don't you think?

I already know your answer. "In BB we trust."

WhiZa · 12-04-2008, 09:12 PM

By the looks of it Colvin will be starting on Sunday or backing up Guyton. If Guyton plays OLB, Seau will probably fill in his spot as the 3rd ILB.