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Light would be a good guard.
How do you know this?
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Mankins so mad,his agent is saying Mankins is so mad he can't see straight.
WHDH-TV - Mankins 'mad' about Patriots contract offer
If he can't see straight, he wont make much of an OG for us this year anyway
Then who plays tackle?
Team conditioning programs are voluntary. He got screwed because of the uncapped year. I don't blame him. Would anyone work if it was voluntary?
Yeah, all the brown noses who hope to get ahead would... Used to drive my ex batty that the company he hated working for promoted all the aholes who showed up early and stayed late and always volunteered to take on more responsibility for the same pay while they ignored the more deserving workers who were at their desk precisely from 8AM to 4:30PM...
Yeah, all the brown noses who hope to get ahead would... Used to drive my ex batty that the company he hated working for promoted all the aholes who showed up early and stayed late and always volunteered to take on more responsibility for the same pay while they ignored the more deserving workers who were at their desk precisely from 8AM to 4:30PM...
vollmer?????
I'm sure that Mankins is terrified that Connolly's going to steal his job because he's lifting weights at Gillette while Mankins is lifting weights in California.
Dan Connolly as the starting LG for an entire season is a terrifying thought...
But not if he spends each and every day of the offseason workout program at Gillette, right? I mean, if he does that, all will be well. All Pro season, at the minimum, for Connolly, because the weights at Gillette are magical weights.
his draft analysis had him potentially winding up at OG.....I could see it.....
why do you waste your time questioning people this way? just because?
He's a good guy, hate to hear he's unhappy.
If he's REALLY unhappy and is going to be a gloomy Gus about it, I say they trade him for a late 1st.
Light would be a good guard.
Then who plays tackle?
vollmer?????
Looks like in this scenario it would be a rookie drafted in the first round with either the pick from the Mankins trade, or the Pats own pick. Otherwise it would be Kaczur.And the other tackle?
Looks like in this scenario it would be a rookie drafted in the first round with either the pick from the Mankins trade, or the Pats own pick. Otherwise it would be Kaczur.
Or Kaczur stays where he is, Vollmer becomes the LT and Light the LG.So in this scenario, we're hoping that a rookie guard wins the spot to replace Mankins, OR that a rookie tackle will win a spot replacing Light AND Light adapts well to LG after 10 years as a LT. Or, we trade Mankins, draft no one who wins a job, and have potentially downgraded LT, LG, and RT.
How do you know this?
if the pats don't, someone else will.....
For a 1st and a 3rd, I doubt it.
and what is the 'patriot way' these days? brady in LA? check.......
By setting an example for the younger players. Having guys that are hungry and put the team before themselves. It is what won us 3 Super Bowls. As we've seen, some guys aren't buying into it and I'm sure the union isn't encouraging the good soldier mentality with the lack of progress on a new labor agreement.
why the hell should a guy who is not under contract show up if the ones who are aren't showing up......
To prove that you're commitment to winning hasn't wavered. That being said, Mankins is behind a rock and a hard place (if that's possible when you're set to make 3.6M) and I would be pissed too with Neal set to make over 4M. I were Mankins, I wouldn't show up to the voluntarys either. However I disagree with Rob. Mankins' airing it out in the press like this isn't going to help the situation. They must really be lowballing him.
maybe after this year, mankins will decide the niner way is better than the patriot way.....
I'm sure that a team like the Redskins or niners would love to have him. A lot of guys have gotten their rings here and winning another isn't top on their list of priorities.
as for the notion of trading him, that's a real sharp idea.....then the offensive line will begin to resemble the linebacker group
Mankins' play regressed last season. I'm thinking BB and Dante didn't like a lot of the film they saw on Mankins last year. How does giving a long term deal to a guy who underachieved last year make the O-line any better? Who knows, maybe they feel Ohrnberger is ready to step in and actually give a damn.
And the other tackle?