Originally Posted by LivinLovin&Breathin_Brady

I like Hard Knocks. I would be really happy if the Pats decided to give HBO a shot to film them, but the Pats organization are to secretive about a lot of stuff.

7-11 looks like he's worth the Pats cutting Welker and picking up. Not that Welker's bad just not worth the money.

I'm hoping he gets cut, it doesn't look like he would though. The other WRs in MIA, it seems, are not as good as 7/11, and even if they kept Johnson, he wouldn't have been as good as 7/11 because he couldn't grasp their system.

Originally Posted by woolster22

The dolphins have a possible woody on their hands with hoggan. Te. Consider him depth for Hernandez/wes/edes if cut. Udfa te, fast forty. Gets open. Reggie bush nick named him 7-11(always open). If this is the same kid from episode 1 (about 4 shots of J.D. past checking that right now) that couldn't block, he is the perfect Dallas Clark type (chip on the way out at most) wr/te hybrid to replace Hernandez if injury strikes. I will assume the dolphins won't cut this kid, but who thought the jests would cut woody a few years back? Ok, far from perfect at te, however in the slot...made for it. At least from my half drunk HBO clip evaluation of his play. Guess I'll be downloading the Miami preseason games to check this out. Both Garrard and the draftee were calling out the 3rd string qb for missing this kid in the ez...hopefully the coaches let him go...

Edit:
He doesn't have an overweight, out of shape McKnight to bump his off the roster. At the same time, I am not saying he is the next woody (player everyone but the coaching staff can see is don't well, see woodhead), simply that my guess for one so far would be Hogan. Maybe there is a cb, ol, dl, etc.

Unfortunately, all we get to see/hear about is wr/te/rb/qb. And maybe the db by task of beating said wr (whoever was shutting down cj?). The "big uglies" get no love or camera, unless they are the "ugliest guy in camp." They make the true difference.

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Originally Posted by LivinLovin&Breathin_Brady

I like Hard Knocks. I would be really happy if the Pats decided to give HBO a shot to film them, but the Pats organization are to secretive about a lot of stuff.

7-11 looks like he's worth the Pats cutting Welker and picking up. Not that Welker's bad just not worth the money.

I'm hoping he gets cut, it doesn't look like he would though. The other WRs in MIA, it seems, are not as good as 7/11, and even if they kept Johnson, he wouldn't have been as good as 7/11 because he couldn't grasp their system.

Originally Posted by LivinLovin&Breathin_Brady

I like Hard Knocks. I would be really happy if the Pats decided to give HBO a shot to film them, but the Pats organization are to secretive about a lot of stuff.

7-11 looks like he's worth the Pats cutting Welker and picking up. Not that Welker's bad just not worth the money.
I'm hoping he gets cut, it doesn't look like he would though. The other WRs in MIA, it seems, are not as good as 7/11, and even if they kept Johnson, he wouldn't have been as good as 7/11 because he couldn't grasp their system.

Originally Posted by woolster22

The dolphins have a possible woody on their hands with hoggan. Te. Consider him depth for Hernandez/wes/edes if cut. Udfa te, fast forty. Gets open. Reggie bush nick named him 7-11(always open). If this is the same kid from episode 1 (about 4 shots of J.D. past checking that right now) that couldn't block, he is the perfect Dallas Clark type (chip on the way out at most) wr/te hybrid to replace Hernandez if injury strikes. I will assume the dolphins won't cut this kid, but who thought the jests would cut woody a few years back? Ok, far from perfect at te, however in the slot...made for it. At least from my half drunk HBO clip evaluation of his play. Guess I'll be downloading the Miami preseason games to check this out. Both Garrard and the draftee were calling out the 3rd string qb for missing this kid in the ez...hopefully the coaches let him go...

Edit:
He doesn't have an overweight, out of shape McKnight to bump his off the roster. At the same time, I am not saying he is the next woody (player everyone but the coaching staff can see is don't well, see woodhead), simply that my guess for one so far would be Hogan. Maybe there is a cb, ol, dl, etc.

Unfortunately, all we get to see/hear about is wr/te/rb/qb. And maybe the db by task of beating said wr (whoever was shutting down cj?). The "big uglies" get no love or camera, unless they are the "ugliest guy in camp." They make the true difference.

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Originally Posted by LivinLovin&Breathin_Brady

I wish it was a joke, but I can't help what I saw on Hard Knocks. Maybe it's just HBO's good editing team helping him look good. But Brady can make a guy like Hogan a legit receiver. A few years ago, we didn't think much about Welker while he was running 'round MIA, playing with scrubby QBs, but Belichick saw something. Playing under Brady has got Welker's head swollen, but the pats can send him on to the Jets or back to MIA where he will be nothing the rest of his career. He's getting old and wants money he's not even worth, IMO. Hogan is 24 years old and Hogan is... well.... always open.

I'm just sayin. The Pats were working out Plax and I thought that was funnier than my comments. So why not pick up Hogan and possibly Johnson again, for less than $6 mill this time? Johnson looking for a distraction from the allegations may have him extra motivated to fall in line and Hogan...

is always open.

Originally Posted by LivinLovin&Breathin_Brady

I wish it was a joke, but I can't help what I saw on Hard Knocks. Maybe it's just HBO's good editing team helping him look good. But Brady can make a guy like Hogan a legit receiver. A few years ago, we didn't think much about Welker while he was running 'round MIA, playing with scrubby QBs, but Belichick saw something. Playing under Brady has got Welker's head swollen, but the pats can send him on to the Jets or back to MIA where he will be nothing the rest of his career. He's getting old and wants money he's not even worth, IMO. Hogan is 24 years old and Hogan is... well.... always open.

I'm just sayin. The Pats were working out Plax and I thought that was funnier than my comments. So why not pick up Hogan and possibly Johnson again, for less than $6 mill this time? Johnson looking for a distraction from the allegations may have him extra motivated to fall in line and Hogan...

is always open.

Originally Posted by MoLewisrocks

And he wants Johnson back... Some days it seems truly unfortunate that Ian has a rule about calling other members morons.