And I would also like to add Faulk as a winner. That guy is so under appreciated. That one play where he reached down to catch a ball that was at his knees without even breaking stride was really something. You can tell Tom really trusts him (as does Belichick.)
And I would also like to add Faulk as a winner. That guy is so under appreciated. That one play where he reached down to catch a ball that was at his knees without even breaking stride was really something. You can tell Tom really trusts him (as does Belichick.)
Had been hoping that someone like Mays could step up and be our latest late draft pick find, but he looked confused and slow to react. This is his second year, and difficult to see them keeping him unless he does something really different soon.
I wonder why BB kept James Sanders out of action. I couldn't see the game, but I recall hearing that he wasn't on the field, unless someone can correct me. Same for Pierre Woods.
I'd ask the same about Artrell Hawkins, but then I remembered that I don't give a frig where he was. He could permanently forget how to get to Gillette Stadium altogether and I wouldn't be too broken up about it.(And yes, I know he was among the leaders in ST's tackles, but I think we might be ok in that department without him.)
I wonder why BB kept James Sanders out of action. I couldn't see the game, but I recall hearing that he wasn't on the field, unless someone can correct me. Same for Pierre Woods.
Not sure even Hawkins and Woods were there, from Mike Reiss:
August 10, 2007
Game attendance
By Mike Reiss, Globe Staff
The Patriots are in the middle of their warmups. Here is a list of players we haven't spotted:
WR Donte Stallworth
S Artrell Hawkins
RB Laurence Maroney
ILB Eric Alexander
ILB Junior Seau
OLB Pierre Woods
OL Billy Yates
WR Randy Moss
TE Benjamin Watson
TE Kyle Brady
as you may read, many of us are calling Gut a 'winner' based upon his pocket presence and decision making.
Yes his throws were pennington-esque at times, but the kid is young and was undrafted--all things considered, he is a winner for not looking lost and for having a good deal of upside.
And I would also like to add Faulk as a winner. That guy is so under appreciated. That one play where he reached down to catch a ball that was at his knees without even breaking stride was really something. You can tell Tom really trusts him (as does Belichick.)
does anyone here think that Kight turned the wrong way on that endzone corner route? the announcers were lambasting Cassel, but I think that Moss, Gaffney, Caldwell, Welker, Watson, Vrabel, Stallworth, Brown and a few others would have made that catch
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