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Then you're nuts. Bye.
That clearly crazy poster called Easley a "big reach" instead of a "bust".
Must.
Destroy.
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LOL that whole thing was dirty dirty dirty. We should have lost a draft pick for that. Deceiving the poor Jets into taking such a horrible player.
He had interest. Just not interested in the length and the less-money aspect of the Pats' deal
Can we go back to talking about Chris Evans's roster of babes and the Golden State Warriors now?
What a friggan nightmare.
True. But from the Pats perspective, that's what the entire pre-draft scouting process is all about. I can understand this happening with a later round pick. But for a team that, per Brlichick, "differentiates itself by having players who are totally committed to football, love it, and love our way of doing things," they damn well better be getting that out of a first round pick. That they didn't is a massive failure on their end in the scouting process. And it's exacerbated by the fact that this wasn't the first instance - it happened in the past with Meriwether. Something is broken there that the Pats haven't fixed.Based on the early reports, he might still work out elsewhere. He may be one of the occasional players who just needs a different system.
His sister suffers from Fibromyalgia and it runs in families. Something to think about.
Can his dog rush the passer, sign that beast !Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ 35s36 seconds ago
Easley just changed agents last week. He's had three agents in three years.
Rich Hill @PP_Rich_Hill 9m9 minutes ago
Easley recorded himself speeding and driving recklessly, posted it to IG. Facing lawsuit over dog. At odds with team's injury program. Hmm.
^^ Maybe it was just an amalgam of things that pissed off BB. Why he could potentially work out elsewhere. BB cutting him now "sends a message" heading into workouts, etc.
Also:
Kevin Duffy @KevinRDuffy 37s37 seconds ago
Before Easley hit IR last year, he played 31 percent of defensive snaps. Obviously, not ideal to cut a 1st rounder, but he's replaceable.
He's a bust, and its a loss. But I do think the above is one reason why it's not totally devastating, and I think the stats contorted to prove he was one of the league's best pass rushers are a little specious. Ultimately with all his injuries he was falling into Dobson territory.
Isn't the answer obvious ?But the problem with this is... why not trade him?
Kelvin Benjamin went just one pick before Easley. Just saying. A rare talent like that falls to you at 28 you do whatever it takes to move up a few spots and grab him.
I didn't see this coming. it must have something to do with off-field issues. does anybody think this has something to do with easley being a Muslim.
True. But from the Pats perspective, that's what the entire pre-draft scouting process is all about. I can understand this happening with a later round pick. But for a team that, per Brlichick, "differentiates itself by having players who are totally committed to football, love it, and love our way of doing things," they damn well better be getting that out of a first round pick. That they didn't is a massive failure on their end in the scouting process. And it's exacerbated by the fact that this wasn't the first instance - it happened in the past with Meriwether. Something is broken there that the Pats haven't fixed.
Like I said, no interest. If he did have interest and the Pats were his first choice a deal would have gotten done. He was going to Chicago and used the Pats interest in retaining him as leverage to get a bigger deal from Chicago .