Sean Pa Patriot

Who do you think has been the biggest bust for the Patriots in either trade or FA pick up in the Belichick Era , hands down would have to be Adalius Thomas...

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We going to take it one game at a time

GostkowSKI

Joey Galloway has to be a consideration.

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tanked_as_usual

in terms of difference between expectation and reality, duane starks.....hands down

Mogamedogz

For the $$ he is getting... It's Thomas and it's not even close at all. He is terrible.

DarrylS

Not sure he is terrible, but is certainly not very good value for the money...

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tanked_as_usual

thomas has at least made some plays.......when starks was out there, the pats were literally playing with 10 players. he was worse than horrible

JackBauer

Why is Chris Baker on this list?

Sean Pa Patriot

Well I feel he signed a 5 year deal and was a red zone target with the jets.. Plus I was running out of people

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We going to take it one game at a time

pats1

Because he has completely disappeared since his TD catch against the Falcons some 11 weeks ago?

pats1

For this year, I would have to put my money on Burgess, even though Galloway contributed less. They needed Burgess as part of this team more, as a veteran leader and pass rush presence, and so far he has been a complete bust. Galloway would have been nice to have and would have and would have taken pressure off Moss, Welker, and "the rest," but this passing offense can still operate without them. This passing defense needed Burgess to deliver. The thing is, I remember being at Gillette the night of the in-stadium STH practice in August. As I was going in, I got a tweet about the Pats trading for a "veteran defensive player," which then turned into "The Pats have acquired Derrick Burgess." How excited we were!

Overall though, Thomas takes the cake. He was supposed to come in here and be the next in line behind Vrabel, McGinest, Bruschi, etc. and has seen his production drop off from Year 1 to Year 2 and now to Year 3, where he has been virtually invisible before and especially after his benching. To make matters worse, he seems to be turning into a bit of a locker room malcontent. He'll be one of the first to go come February. Hopefully the Pats can get something for him, and hopefully they'll be able to absorb the cap impact.

Hopefully Burgess will be the second to go in February. Then Springs.