IF Wes Welker retires from NFL, will he sign 1-day deal with Patriots?

To retire as a Patriot? Or is there way too much bad blood?

He's not worthy.

zipster9 said:

To retire as a Patriot? Or is there way too much bad blood?

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I don't think Belichick would let Welker cross the street if he was standing in a cross walk.

zipster9 said:

To retire as a Patriot? Or is there way too much bad blood?

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Not happening. On either end.

Why wouldn't he be retired as a Bronco? That's where he wanted to go. Not trying to be snarky, but that was his chosen landing spot.

He's Going to be on our team next year

Hell no! He can retire a Bronco. Not a Pat!!!

HELL NO!!!

No thanks. He can retire a Bronco.

Wes 'Mir Jafar' Welker is not worthy ...

billdog3484 said:

He's Going to be on our team next year

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At this point, I'd rather have Amendola on his current contract.

No, Welker really dropped the ball on his way out of here. Pun intended.

I'm embarrassed this guy was ever a Patriot.

My fondest memory of Welker in a Pats uniform:

If Welker signs back with the Pats, Edelman can teach him a thing or two...

I'm one of the few people around here that didn't like Welker long before he turned Judas. His year after the knee surgery (2010) is when dropping the football became an issue for him. The foot comments also showed to me he was a punk that didn't respect Belichicks message of keeping hush that week. The next year he dazzled with stats but again, dropping the ball was an issue all the way to the Superbowl. That's when the general opinion started to turn. After his drop in the AFC title game against the Ravens, and then signing with the Broncos, he was dead to everyone in Pats Nation. I took a lot of heat from my friends while Wes was here because I was anti Welker after he tore the knee. Funny how its the general consensus now.

I don't know if Welker could swallow his pride and come back next year. He will come back at some point but I don't know if the wounds on both sides will be too fresh

Wow, some of you are such bitter babies. It's embarrassing.

Welker is twice the receiver Amendola even 4 years older and in a half concussed state. If the thought that Danny Amendola is better than Wes Welker ever crosses your mind, whew, I don't know what to say. I don't even have an answer for that degree of cluelessness.

buile said:

If Welker signs back with the Pats, Edelman can teach him a thing or two...

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Good point.

Edelman with the game on the line on 3rd and 14 with the hardest hitting SS in the league ready to unleash on him:



Welker with the game on the line:

Everyone running to Welker's defense should remember that he helped Peyton break Tom's TD record.

I couldn't care less whether Wes signs a 1-day deal, but the amount of vitriol directed toward him is disheartening.