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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.That does look good. Regarding Bru/Seau, putting them in parentheses was supposed to make them look like maybes but it didn't really come across that way.That's assuming neither Seau nor Bruschi retire. Regardless, if it's at all possible, I would prefer to have neither starting for us this season.
Pace/Thomas/Hobson/Vrabel
Thomas/Pace/Hobson/Vrabel
Mmm.........
Nice. If we sign Pace, then we don't need to draft OLB. We could just pick up a very good ILB in the 2nd-3rd round range, and use our 1st round pick for a stud corner to replace Asante.
PFnV will be very happy to hear this.
Calvin Pace, Calvin Pace, and morever, Calvin Pace.
Ask Bruschi.is it likely he could successfully go from DE to OLB now to ILB?
What also is interesting is the fact that the Patriots saw Pace flourish in a 3-4 system that is built very similar to ours from Whisenhunt implanting it last year. Ken W was a Steelers coach for years if you dont recall.
By the guys -- on the Pats, almost everybody in the Front Seven seems to be a current or former DE.
The DEs are all DEs.
The NTs are all tried at DE. Most new DL on the Pats play DT/NT first, then DE (e.g., Seymour, Warren, Green, Wright).
The OLBs are usually converted DEs.
Bruschi was a DE. Possibly Phifer too, back in the day.
If BB had his way, the defense would consist of 7 DEs and 6 safeties, selected according to down/distance.
Here's another article on Calvin Pace possibly being picked up by the Patriots. It seems like Fitzgerald might be the reason why the Cardinals won't resign Pace.
Calvin Pace going to the Patriots?
It's worth noting that Gholston apparently absolutely blew up at the combine- apparently he showed defensive-line strength and defensive-back speed, according to Don Banks