Kid~Brady

Has anyone thought about this yet?

With all the enjoyment and happiness surrounding the new found Woodhead, what happenes when Kevin comes back to the squad, do you think he retains his starting spot or does Woodhead keep his starting spot? I know Woodhead had just recently signed an extension for another 2-3 years. Also, Faulk had just signed another extension as well.

This question just kinda boggles me. What do you do with both of those talented 3rd down backs? Should Faulk be the backup?

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Keegs

some kind of rotation with Woody, Faulk, and BJGE would be fun.

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dalero

Love em both but there's usually only one roster spot for their role. It'll be interesing to see how it plays out if Kevin can make the come back.

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robertweathers

Woody is the future. There is no way he is not on the roster in 2011.

With that said, I have no idea what will come of Faulk.

We can all agree that at 35 and before his injury, he was still productive

What I do know is that the Pats are pretty good to veterans that helped build this organization to what it is- and KF is one of those players.

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patsox23

I see them both back. Kevin doesn't take Morris's ROLE, of course, but he takes his spot. I also expect a rookie RB, first or second round pick.

drew4008

It is a good question. I think there'll be a spot on this team for Faulk regardless. He was a team captain before his injury... and not just a ST captain like Izzo was, but an offensive captain.

With that said though, I actually think Woodhead is in a position right now to see more playing time than Faulk when they're both healthy.

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SEPatsFan

Maybe, Maybe, No.

Personally I hope he retires, he has given alot to this team over the years, but I don't hold a lot of hope for a 35+ year old RB who relies on his lateral quickness.

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robertweathers

You hear BB say this, "There is always a spot on this team for ____"

He has said this about Tedy, Troy, etc. It'll be the same for KF. Could mean being an inactive on gameday, etc.

All depends on what KF wants.

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Fencer

I think Woodhead is the "starter" in the role.

I think the role is so important that room is also made for a great backup (and team leader) such as Faulk.

MAYBE Faulk is so impaired post-injury that he falls to the shadow roster, but I doubt it.

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drew4008

Retirement is definitely a possibility too, especially if we win the Super Bowl.

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