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Pretty much sums it all up. Time to put the pads back on. I'll be the first undrafted 34 year old rookie to rush for 1000 yards. At 5'10" 220 it'll make a great Disney movie. Coming to theaters next summer-"Two trips to haul ass."

There's always someone who is looking to make a splash as a GM. Draft collusion is a hard sell. Someone out there will want what the Pats have. What remains to be seen is how much they're willing to pay in order to get it.

I think what you're looking at is explained as "addition by subtraction", although not in the common sense. First, take a look at who needs a quarterback. Miami- who despite the first overall may be looking to slide back a bit Atlanta- yeah, not much here Minnesota- Duante who...

All great arguements or course. But here's the rub. RB is one of the easiest positions to fill on a football team. I'd rather spend FA dollars on a RB than draft dollars. That way you're investing in a proven commodity. Of course I feel the same way about LB's too. You have to hit on players...

I like the idea of trading back a bit. CB and LB could use some shoring up if Samuel leaves and Seau retires. (If he ever does). Given the team's proficiency at developing linemen, some late round guards or center could be plugged in to provide a bit more youth (not that it's neccessary). Using...

Ok, so Samuel wants his big payday. I think we're all agreed on that. Do you guys see the Pats maybe working a deal where they can trade him for a pick or combination of picks? Maybe up to and including the 49er selection? Say slide back to take a less expensive player while stockpiling a later...