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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Don't sleep on Jalen Reagor he can paly the Slot too.#1 Slot receiver, Douglas, check. Now let's look at Bourne. He has earned his WR1 by the numbers. No we need to fill WR2 (Thorton, Boutte, Readon). TE's in order, Brown, #1, Hunter #2, Gieseki, #3. Backs are all set. 2 headed monster. O-line, please stay healthy....as is. Same group with Owenu ar RT. I'm a happy Patriot fan again!
Next WR up: Reagor. Fourth year in the league, was drafted in the first round, one pick before Jefferson!#1 Slot receiver, Douglas, check. Now let's look at Bourne. He has earned his WR1 by the numbers. No we need to fill WR2 (Thorton, Boutte, Readon). TE's in order, Brown, #1, Hunter #2, Gieseki, #3. Backs are all set. 2 headed monster. O-line, please stay healthy....as is. Same group with Owenu ar RT. I'm a happy Patriot fan again!
He is quietly the highest-graded tight end in the NFL by Pro Football Focus. The veteran skilled player has a 92.4 overall grade, which tops 76 other tight ends with a minimum of 100 snaps.
Second below Brown on the list is Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who has an 88.2 overall grade.
Best way I've heard him described is he's the offensive version of Marcus Jones. So the hope is he can run the kinds of plays we saw Marcus succeed on last year, freeing him up to focus on D and PR.
Douglas is also a returner as well, so maybe he can be the primary KR and backup PR.
Gotta see how he looks when the pads come on today though. He's undersized, so him doing well in shorts is one thing. Let's see how he does when DB's can get physical with him.
That has happened before not far fetched at all. I remember Jabar Gaffney played very well here with Brady and was meh anywhere else.Not sure why Reagor is ahead of Thornton, but if he emerges and reaches his potential, I guess it doesn’t matter. He’s insanely talented. Still probably unlikely but it seems promising.
Reagor is a couple of years older, in his fourth year not second. He spent a month on IR as a rookie, thumb ligament injury, then had two mediocre seasons with the Iggles and Vikes. He‘s talented enough, needs to turn it around. He looked good on his few plays with the Pats, and he’s saying the right things. Give him the opportunities and see what he does with them. As long as he does well keep giving him more chances.Not sure why Reagor is ahead of Thornton, but if he emerges and reaches his potential, I guess it doesn’t matter. He’s insanely talented. Still probably unlikely but it seems promising.
Even with Douglas emerging I’d like to see Marcus primarily as a receiver. Two Uber athletic slots at the same time would cause major problems. It worked with Edelman and amendola, and these guys are even better athletes than Danny was.I’d like to see both on the field together, that poses the same kind of speed issues for defenses that Miami has, albeit it with lesser players.
Yes.Thornton ..... Read somewhere that in his limited playing time last week he managed to run the wrong route on one play. That shouldn’t happen. He’s had plenty of time to learn the playbook. Sit him until he doesn’t make such basic blunders.
Next WR up: Reagor. Fourth year in the league, was drafted in the first round, one pick before Jefferson!
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