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Juuuuuuuuuuust saw very interesting some analysis from rotoworld
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This will go a long way towards seeing what value Galloway has left. No team is as willing to gamble on aging players as the Patriots, and they often get something out of them. New England also needs a new third receiver after losing Jabar Gaffney. Galloway could fit right in as the team's split end.
could be interesting....We need something at WR but we don't need much. He didn't do much last years but had a 1,000 yards each of the previous few years. If we got something in the middle that would be OK.
One would think we could do better but we might get him real cheap and he could have one big year left.
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I see Galloway in the same mold as moss minus the height. He is a true #1 WR with the speed to get open deep. As for a #3, I would want someone who is more of a possession receiver and not a big play threat. Unless the goal is to break passing yardage records, then i'm all for it
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I see Galloway in the same mold as moss minus the height. He is a true #1 WR with the speed to get open deep. As for a #3, I would want someone who is more of a possession receiver and not a big play threat. Unless the goal is to break passing yardage records, then i'm all for it
We were a great offense with Stallworth - better than with Gaffney, too bad his route running wasn't reliable enough to keep the job. A more disciplined Stallworth would be excellent IMO.
The problem with old guys who have made good money in the NFL is that they are pretty unwilling to play for a small contract. Seau was a rarity. Ty Law would retire before playing for $1 or 2 million.
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