3 Patriots you are most excited to see play in 2010

[patriotscpfc]

Tate
Hernandez
Chung.

 

[BlueThunder]

Crable: Does he have anything..if so, let him show it.

Tate: Another potentially good player...Let's see if he's another Jackson or the real deal.


McKenzie: BB was high on him before his injury. Want to see what he brings to the LB corps.

 

[patman12]

Brady

Tate

Hernandez

 

[QB12]

Randy Moss, Tom Brady & Brandon Tate

 

[PatsCanDoIt]

Mayo: 1) He played hurt last season. 2) Guyton is a replacement level player not a starter. 3) I think Spikes and/or T-Mac will play at a higher level than Guyton. 4) Mayo shines with the better role players.

Chung: We have four safeties. Three are fast and hard-hitting. Two are smart. Our other smart one isn't fast or hard-hitting.

Gronkowski: Rob is more of a weapon than most people realize. He ran freaking bubble screens in college! I just hope he doesn't injure one of our safeties during camp. Rob is a vertical and red-zone threat. TDs>5.

 

[CheeseMonkeys]

Although Brandon Tate hasn't proven it yet in the NFL, I believe that he is a very talented player with tons of potential. I Also wouldn't be surprised if Maroney has his most successful year yet. My goal for Maroney is 1,200 yards rushing.

 

[Marqui]

Tate
Chung
Cunningham

 

[ausbacker]

1. Spikes - I like to see guys crushed by hard hitters.
2. McCourty - I really want to see what the "hype" is about on field, not in practice.
3. Gronkowski - his draft day antics were enough for me alone.

 

[the wrothbroughterer]

Spikes- In this system I think he has a chance to be the DROY, maybe even make the Pro Bowl. High hopes, I know, but he could not be in a better place for his skill set.

Hernandez- The more video I watch, the more parallels I see to Dallas Clark and the more I salivate to the idea of him putting up a 13 catch, 180 yard, 3 TD game against the ******* Colts. They'll finally know how annoying it is to have to defend that type of receiver.

Edelman- He's going to have every opportunity to earn a starting job, and I want to see if he's going to be a career roster filler or a viable full time starter.

 

[VJCPatriot]

Brady - as Brady goes, so go the Patriots.
Spikes - finally a thumper and fiery leader for the pats defense?
Hernandez - some exciting offensive possibilities!

 

[pork3]

Easy
1. Slater
2. Arrington
3. Crable

 

[patriot lifer]

Easy
1. Slater
2. Arrington
3. Crable

those were my second choices

 

[Calciumee]

1. Pat Chung

2. Julian Edelman

3. Darius Butler

Yes, I know they are all 2nd year players, but I feel that they can really start to play and make plays (I know JE did last year, but has an increased opportunity.

 

[Tasco]

1. Spikes/McKenzie: I'd love to see a real thumper next to Mayo.
2. Tate: really excited on what he can give on the outside.
3. Cunningham: Obvious choice, since he could have the single biggest impact on the team.

 

[JoeShmoe]

Brace - Is he a bust or will he step up and allow us to use more 4-3 or get creative on the line (and also spell Vince if he gets hurt, needs rest etc)

Hernandez - can he really be our Dallas Clark or will he be another Ben Watson?

Chung - Can he step up and become the real deal Rodney type leader we need back there

 

[truetodablues]

#1 = Brandon Spikes
Spikes was called a "tackling machine", had 31+ tackles behind the line
of scrimmage, and says he'll be coming into the league "with a chip on
his shoulder". I also like that Butkus was his idol. So, what i'm hoping
for is a hard nosed, aggressive, "tackling machine" that offenses have
to account for on the field.
#2 = Wes Welker
When he comes back, will he be as good as before the injury ? I think
he will, personally. Plus his return dictates roster moves. Welker's just a
guy you can't help but root for, and can't ever discount.
#3 = Gary Guyton
I'm REALLY hoping that Spikes and McKenzie work out fantastically on
the inside and allow Guyton to moved outside where I believe that his
talents and speed could be better utilized as a rusher.