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furley 04-29-2011 08:16 PM

Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
You know Seattle would've selected him at seventy-five.

patfanken 04-29-2011 08:21 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by furley (Post 2534698)
You know Seattle would've selected him at seventy-five.

And that would be a bad thing? :mad:

TriplecHamp 04-29-2011 08:22 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
My favorite pick so far.

bbell31 04-29-2011 08:28 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
I love the value, the pick, the potential, the future, the battles to come with him and hoyer, and the confidence Mallett has...beautiful, ridley shocked me since i dont know much about him, but vereen looks like our next faulk and ridley lux to be a heath evans, fred taylor type strong big boy back

SONS_OF_BELICHICK 04-29-2011 08:34 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
maybe we can trade him for a linebacker :P

I think BB believes his defense is going to be better with the addition of stroud and warren in fold. He may also be thinking of signing a free agent...OLB. It seems that most OLB in college cant handle what the genius us cooking.....
As for Mallet .....I am surprised...I think he is a phenomenal pick for a third ...and he is not Kevin O'Connell. He has a rocket arm ....and I consider him a taller ...Brady...when he was a rookie :P...he has potential....

jukes 04-29-2011 08:36 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
yea we are Def going to do some free agent work

Banjo 04-29-2011 08:38 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
If BB and Brady could tame Randy Moss, they could do the same with Mallett. But as a very impatient fan, I wish the picks had immediate results.

Peachhead 04-29-2011 08:41 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
I'm kinda, "Eh, why not". We screwed up by not going heavy on D during a historically good early draft for D. Now the talent just isn't there anymore.

If we can help this guy turn his life around and help the team, or create future value, then great. I'm sure it will be pointed out that if he screws up here he'll be cut instantly and never get another chance in the league.

WhiZa 04-29-2011 08:54 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
Having Mallet makes me care less if Brady loses his job. Honestly the guy hasn't stepped it in the clutch like he used to.

furley 04-29-2011 09:00 PM

Re: Your thoughts on Ryan Mallett
 
I don't know, I've to believe that Hoyer or Mallett are future trade assets.



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I know the Patriots like backup quarterback Brian Hoyer. That was obvious when, as a rookie, the Pats kept just two quarterbacks, and he was one of them. No matter that Tom Brady was recovering from a brutal knee injury.

Still, my story today that focused on the possibility of grooming Brady’s successor didn’t spend a lot of time talking about Hoyer, the undrafted Michigan State product. That is, until I talked with 98.5 The Sports Hub radio host and former Pats backup Scott Zolak.

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Watching the way Hoyer conducts himself and the thoughts inside the building with Matt Cassel and his development, they feel Hoyer is where (Cassel) was or better," Zolak said. "That he gives them an as good or better chance to win than Matt Cassel did. Cassel had a lot of success here, but they love Hoyer. I think Hoyer’s the guy — flat-out."

Hmmm…

So, should the Patriots draft a successor?

"Well, absolutely not," Zolak said. "Then, you elevate a successor. If you go watch The Brady 6, you tell me if it's worth the big investment now, how many people hit on 6th, 7th round picks? It's a very rare thing. But I want to see us get a pass-rusher. You hear people talk about needs, but you don't hear people say we need to throw the ball. As soon as the kid comes in, you know he's going to sit behind Tom. … But if they take a tackle or something at 17, then a Jake Locker or someone is sitting there at 28, the value of the pick is so high, you can't do anything but take him there. That's an Aaron Rodgers-type situation, where the value overtakes the need.
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