JackBauer
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captain stone will be most displeased.
In all seriousness, quite a turnaround from a guy who looked like he was punching his ticket out of the league.
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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.Weddle is really good, but I think people are overselling the Pats' ability to get him on the field along with McCourty and Chung. The numbers just don't add up unless you're assuming one of the three is also the nickel CB, which is something all three have done but isn't what any of the three do best.
You mean like Denver?Suh and now Mario Williams...
Man, these teams just never learn.
captain stone will be most displeased.
In all seriousness, quite a turnaround from a guy who looked like he was punching his ticket out of the league.
Hightower and Collins will easily cost $10-12m per year each
You mean like Denver?
Suh and now Mario Williams...
Man, these teams just never learn.
I just read where the Broncos cut Owen Daniels. I know he's not great against the everyone else, but he sure does kill us every time he plays us. Maybe he is worth taking a look at. If not, hopefully he retires then!!!1
Yes, the Chung to LB idea has been quite popular. It still doesn't address the idea of who is being replaced. If you move Chung from S to LB and add Weddle at S, then that's 12 guys. Who is coming off the field?Good post but my thoughts would be Chung as an OLB like Barron in LA or Bucannon in AZ. Bothe were SS's . Chung was the tird best against the run for starting SSs in 2015.
Weddle definately upgrades us.
DW Toys
Chandler for Michael Floyd or Josh Gordon please.
Arizona is desperate they would pry throw in a high pick.
3rd roundish
@cpricenfl
Figure Patriots have a couple more moves in store between now and 4 p.m. tomorrow when new league year begins.
Cannon, Amendola, Dobson players to watch.
Yes, the Chung to LB idea has been quite popular. It still doesn't address the idea of who is being replaced. If you move Chung from S to LB and add Weddle at S, then that's 12 guys. Who is coming off the field?
I think you just keep Chung at SS, Weddle plays the nickel safety and McCourty plays single-high (in a scenario where we sign Weddle). We played three safeties a lot last year so it's do-able.
For not signing anyone? That is REAL fishy. Investigation time!don't worry, the league will use us as the example.
I think it makes plenty of sense if they could go the entire season only playing against 2 WR offenses with a receiving tight end (big nickel) or 3 WRs on obvious passing downs (3CB/3S dime), but then what do you do on first down against three wide receivers, a tight end, and a running back? They've historically had problems with nickel run defense so taking a DT off the field sounds like a disaster, the two linebackers are obviously going to be on the field almost every snap that they're healthy, and my premise here is that the third CB is somebody other than one of those three safeties. I'm just not seeing how those numbers add up.I think you just keep Chung at SS, Weddle plays the nickel safety and McCourty plays single-high (in a scenario where we sign Weddle). We played three safeties a lot last year so it's do-able.
To add to that, snap count for our safeties last year:We played three safeties a lot last year so it's do-able.