efin98
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This a troll post or just sheer concentrated ignorance?
Or it could be satire of the usual reaction to injuries by members here.
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I watched the return on my dvr after I knew he was hurt.
Tate was running out of bounds when a defender leaped on his shoulders and dragged him down backwards really hard. His legs collapsed under him and he rolled into players on the sideline and he immediately sat up and grabbed his left knee just as the game went to commercial. It didn't look good. I was surprised to hear he was riding the bike later in the game. But not that he was IR'd
Frankly, you just like being contrary. I usually respect your opinion, and appreciate that you don't simply go along with the crowd, but sometimes you're remarkably inflammatory and arrogant. No offense.
He's worked hard all offseason, has a good attitude, and appears to be the anti-Chad in terms of his ability to study and run routes. He gets open before using his speed, and is very sudden. I think he'll be a great #3 next year.
Meanwhile, hurray for Stanback. :singing:
Exactly...comparing him to CJ is rediculous
Stanback is an experienced NFL kick returner, so his activation could be as simple as that. But...
At the last minute before a BIG game, the Patriots activate a player with position ambiguity who seems like an ideal candidate to run some unorthodox plays? It's intriguing, certainly. At the very least, the Colts' coaches must be pondering the possibilities tonight.
I was about to disagree with you, my memory telling me he'd been avoiding using his offensive and defensive stars, and then I looked up the stats. In the last several years Hobbs, Maroney, Welker, and Faulk have been the leading KRs, with Slater doing some work (I suppose until BB ditched him temporarily for his questionable decisions).It's a nice thought, but Bill is fearless (or darn close) and will put the best player for the job in, regardless of "value."
Crap, it's like CJ all over again...
Coulda, woulda, shoulda left him on PUP until week 9 and let him practice for 3 weeks and then just IR'd him...
So you're right. In a game that matters, on the one play that determines if your offense starts on the 10 or the 30, I think he'll go with experience. And damn the torpedoes.
I want to see a flea flicker w/o the drop tomorrow Brady to Stanback... Stanback to Brady and Brady to Moss Deep.
YouTube - Tom Brady - Randy Moss - Jabar Gaffney
YouTube - Tom Brady - Randy Moss - Jabar Gaffney
Too bad Stallworth, the actual receiver didn't get the credit for catching the ball that Gaffney has gotten.
I wonder what it would look like if the all of the players the Pats have placed on IR over the past 5 years could be put on the field at the same time.
So, after watching a game and a half you have concluded that Tate is not gong to "pan out"? Interesting that you're not as quick to include Edelman in those that have panned out.
THE GUY WASCV ALREDY injured how can you say this/?
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