Raymond
In the Starting Line-Up
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Welker was a nice little player, but not necessarily worth the picks the Patriots threw away on him. :confused2:
Wow. I'm speechless.
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Wow. I'm speechless.
I'd be much happier having Lloyd and his decent production back -- that gives he rookies a buffer. If one or both surpass Lloyd -- awesome. If only one performs at a starter level, then we have two outside receivers. If both fail, we have effectively have last year's offense.
Without Lloyd, the rookies must succeed or the offense will be worse than last year.
If the 2 rookies (Dobson/Boyce) can work out well with Brady, then, this offense would be hard to stop, even more so than the past 3 seasons and more importantly, the playoffs, because it can attack all parts of the football field.
So many weapons, you got Dobson and Boyce on the outside, Amendola in the slot, Gronkowski stretching the seam, Hernandez being lined up everywhere to create mismatches and Vereen catching passes from the backfield.
Not to mention Jones, Edelman and Ballard for depth.
But the most important things are health and how fast the new guys (Amendola, Dobson, Boyce) can get acclimated with Brady.
Agreed! I dont know what people are worried about with this O group. Its already been broken down. Plus the whole point is to spend money wisely. This O will be this O and even if they take a small step back, it would still be a great O. Addressing the needs on the D is what this team desperately needed.
I will take less O from this team and more D any day. We need to get back to winning Lombardy trophies not putting up Madden/Fantasy Football numbers.
Your talking about the same O that has always come up a little short in big spots in each of our playoff losses dating back to the 2006 AFCCG, right?
I just want an O that doesn't play like the early 2000s Colts: records in the regular season and recoils in the playoffs.