ALP

since were having all these threads about wr's and offense....why not naturally add one more?

i think if TO comes here hell behave just fine...but what i want to discuss is:

if both of these two guys are on the Patriots this upcoming year, than we would have the two best WR's of the last decade, the most known and most feared and respected wr's to play the game in the modern era....

that would be really interesting to see

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SyN65

I'd rather get younger talent rather than a shell of his former self type player.

But since it's the Patriots and they love over the hill players that are still hungry for a championship I wouldn't be surpised...

RyanP421

If we are going to get a WR with character issues I would rather go all in and get Marshall.

And IMO, Marshall just needs to grow up a little bit. Concerns about him are mainly off field, and those (you would think) should be curable with the correct guidance. I think BB and TB could offer that guidance.

Owens is a different situation. He is a locker room bomb with every team he has ever been to. No thanks.

FredFromDartmouth

It has been a cold winter; maybe Hell is freezing over after all

primetime

He wasn't a 'locker room bomb' for the Bills and played pretty well for them this year. He keeps himself in peak physical condition.

patsfan-1982

i think T.O would be great. with the pats. the only problem i could see is both of them are going for rices TD record. moss maybe pissed off if T.O had more TD's then him.

primetime

Owens has 130. Moss has 128.

Rice had 197. I don't think they need to worry about breaking that record.

VJCPatriot

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I say why not, the hunger for a ring might make a good addition to the WR corps. No disrespect to Sam Aiken, but would you take him or Owens as a #3 receiver?

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jmt57

But he was a locker room bomb in SF, Philadelphia, and in Dallas. And after his comments about Trent Edwards, he would have been in Buffalo if he was still there and Edwards was the QB. Regardless of how well he keeps himself in condition, I'd rather have a 25 year old Brandon Marshall than a 36 year old Terrell Owens.