02-10-2006, 09:25 AM
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Third String But Playing on Special Teams
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: New England USA
Posts: 916
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Originally Posted by GJAJ15
Flutie would be a good choice, maybe he can come in for a few obscure plays, maybe the statue of liberty or double wing formation.
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somebody later on this thread compared cassell to george blanda. no, the stars are aligned the other way. blanda had flutie magic! he scored a $h!tload of points from ages 42 & 48. when stabler got pounded out of games, he authored a lotta 4th quarter drama. matt cassell=george blanda. NFW. the equation is doug flutie_george blanda. nhere's soporting news:
"nothing matched the......impact Blanda brought to the......Raiders from 1967 until his 1975 retirement as the oldest player in football history. In a magical 1970 season,....age 43, the Old Man came off the bench in five straight games to deliver a dramatic kick or touchdown pass to produce a win or tie. The heroics continued......protruding jaw and craggy face of No. 16 became a highlight-film regular."
THIS is why flutie's is on the patriots roster. it's not a "feelgood" nostalgia thing. you KNOW Bill "Letter Sweater" Belichick dont play that.....he may be listed as 3rd string QB, but believe me he's coming in in a 4th qtr situation. if you ever saw flutie you'd understand. Flutie can come in cold and win you a game, down by 7, eight minutes left. Cassell can't yet. I'd start Cassell in a fresh game, but if it's close in 4th qtr flutie's coming in.
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