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Summary As We Await The Next 10 Days
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SEE YOU FOR GAME TWO WHEN WE SEE THE REAL 2008 ROSTER Belichick and Pioli are out working hard, and are doing wierd things just as they always do in the 10 days coming up to Game 2. I'm sure there will be more transactions. OFFENSE 1) Chad Jackson was waived after trade talks fell through. If Belichick is ready to give up, I am too. I LIKE Washington as the #4 receiver. We have lots of emergency #5's (Slater, Aiken and Ventrone). 2) With Watson possibly out for a game we are looking at Pociask. Why is that bad? Maybe he is better that Spach, maybe not. 3)We picked up an emergency OT to join Connolly on the likely to be replaced list. Is it really worse to have no #4 OT? 4) I presume CJ Jones will be waived when Faulk comes back, and will also land on the Practice Squad. 5) The weakness on the offense is the #8 and #9 OL's who Belichick might replace, and who are warming spots for them guys on the PUP list. The folks here might not like Hochstein or Yates, but Dante does. DEFENSE 6) Last I heard the DL is what we wanted. 7) The last I heard the LB's are the ones we wanted. Is anyone crying that Hobson was cut and Guyton kept? Is Redd on the Practice Squad instead of the 53 man roster really a tragedy? 8) Are there Bryant fans out there? We have four CB's and a couple on the Practice Squad. Perhaps Richardson will be active when healthier. 9) Yes, it sucks that Belichick thinks that Lynch isn't worth $1.5M. Maybe he's not. In any case we have three safeties, which is all we need. Our emergency safteties are Sters as is usually the case (Slater and Ventrone). OTHER ITEMS 4) The Practice Squad is looking good. We DO INDEED have two players that we could call up at any time: Spann and Richardson. And Redd made it through. 5) Who will be here first: Poteat, Law, Lynch, Seau? NEXT STEPS A) Cut CJ Jones when Faulk comes back. B) Waive a TE wen we need a roster spot. C) Look really hard at OL's. We've certainly tried. Welbourn and Flynn were the latest two. D) Make decisions on Lynch and Law, Seau and Peteat also I suppose. |
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Excellent post...putting things into perspective is a good idea. This team is going to be fine; the foundation is there, they are just working to finish things off.
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5. I think Lynch first, Seau next. I don't see Poteat unless injuries happen which would mean later don the line. Law is an enigma Does he still have it? Will he except the right price? What role? if all the questions were answered to our satisfaction why has it not happened already? with all those questions the fan in me still wants him. |
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I just read something very interesting at Scout.com. According to them, there are rumblings behind the scenes that the Pats have stepped up contract talks with Law. Take it FWIW. The next 10 days will be very interesting.
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Just read what DR reported - indeed, it mentioned "talks are in process". Would be interesting.
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It's been reported Flynn could be back week 2, similar to Lynch.....or maybe he is on the shadow roster?
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Alls I gots ta say is Feeling Much Better After Reading This Thread, wanna keep it up at the top of the List... Should be Standard Issue for Us Worriers...
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