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I have a biased? I am saying that a player that who is 1 of 3 Patriots ever to have 100 catch and 1000 yards in a season is better than a player who has never broke 700 receiving yards in any of his 6 NFL seasons. If anyone is showing a biased here it is you. You and the others who undervalue what Julian Edelman did last season as if he did not have an amazing season and it could easily be achieved by Amendola apparently have a hard time getting past Edelman starting his career as a backup ST player and are unwilling to give him his due. Edelman is the better player, if Amendola goes out and outperforms him than it will become a debate, but right now it is not debatable, because you are basing your belief on potential and hope.

I am speaking in absolutes because at this time you have absolutely nothing to support Amendola being better than Edelman, nothing at all. Until you do I can speak in absolutes.

Of course you have a bias.

You are speaking in absolutes saying that Edelman will be ahead of Amendola, and I am saying you do not know that.
Hard to understand how you can not see the difference between X will certainly happen and We don';t know for sure that X will happen, but you are speaking as if they are the same statement.

Amendola was ahead of Edelman before he was injured. Amendolas skillset may be better than Edelmans. Using statistics that include injuries (not to mention Amendola playing with crappy QBs most of his career) to infer skill level is silly.
The irony is that having this conversation last year from your viewpoint would have resulted in Edelman having no chance to produce much of anything.
Again, you are speculating and talking in absolutes.
If you want to 'predict' something, that is fine, but you are making a conclusion that you do not know is true.
 
Of course you have a bias.

You are speaking in absolutes saying that Edelman will be ahead of Amendola, and I am saying you do not know that.
Hard to understand how you can not see the difference between X will certainly happen and We don';t know for sure that X will happen, but you are speaking as if they are the same statement.

Amendola was ahead of Edelman before he was injured. Amendolas skillset may be better than Edelmans. Using statistics that include injuries (not to mention Amendola playing with crappy QBs most of his career) to infer skill level is silly.
The irony is that having this conversation last year from your viewpoint would have resulted in Edelman having no chance to produce much of anything.
Again, you are speculating and talking in absolutes.
If you want to 'predict' something, that is fine, but you are making a conclusion that you do not know is true.
I am basing my opinion on how they played football last season during the final 8 games of the season and how they have played during the 4 practices I have attended. That is with Thompkins or LaFell at the X-WR, Edelman at the Z-WR, and when they have gone with a mix of Amendola in the slot or they moved Edelman I into the slot and put LaFell at the Z-WR. So I am telling you how they are actually playing right now. If you are predicting a change that is fine but I do not agree. As far as skill set goes I don't see that if you'd like to enlighten me I would be interested to know what you feel Amendola does better or is more skilled at. Maybe blocking.
 
I am not one to tout Edelmen as a receiver, but all reports in camp have been that he is the best WR on the field.
 
Of course you have a bias.

You are speaking in absolutes saying that Edelman will be ahead of Amendola, and I am saying you do not know that.
Hard to understand how you can not see the difference between X will certainly happen and We don';t know for sure that X will happen, but you are speaking as if they are the same statement.

Amendola was ahead of Edelman before he was injured. Amendolas skillset may be better than Edelmans. Using statistics that include injuries (not to mention Amendola playing with crappy QBs most of his career) to infer skill level is silly.
The irony is that having this conversation last year from your viewpoint would have resulted in Edelman having no chance to produce much of anything.
Again, you are speculating and talking in absolutes.
If you want to 'predict' something, that is fine, but you are making a conclusion that you do not know is true.
If you watched last nights game it confirmed that the WRs are used as a I told you.
 
Lmao! So its like saying things you don't even believe just to frustrate others. LOL WOW there's times I kept opinions to myself because I don't like to argue much less flare things up.
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sounds like an Amendola thread.
 
I am not one to tout Edelmen as a receiver, but all reports in camp have been that he is the best WR on the field.
I'm not one to accept 'all reports' as fact.
I actually pay most attention to the widely accepted and overly stated misconception.
I find I gain the most insight by analyzing the opinions that get mimiced to the point people just accept them without checking them out.
 
I would expect that our slot receiver might have more catches than any other wide receiver, even if he doesn't start.

In any case, I think that we are in better shape at WR than at any point in Brady's career, except for 2007. I think that yesterday's set of Edelman, Thompkins, Amendola and LeFell was enough to give us a top 5 offense. And we still have Gronk and Dobson to add to the offense.
 
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