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Does Shaun O'Hara (former NYG OC) make sense?
Yes, if he can pass a physical.
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You don't want Waters.
Why so little love for Dan Connolly? He did well last season and has the experience with this group. Was his concussion more severe than has been reported? Connolly and Cannon make a nice one-two depth chart at RG with size and youth. Going out for a veteran free agent doesn't make a lot of sense since the O-line is such a chemistry and work-as-a-unit proposition. Maybe a guy who could develop and give the Patriots four or five years and be part of the post-Light line when he retires would be good, but developing from within seems like the best way to go.
Why so little love for Dan Connolly? He did well last season and has the experience with this group. Was his concussion more severe than has been reported? Connolly and Cannon make a nice one-two depth chart at RG with size and youth. Going out for a veteran free agent doesn't make a lot of sense since the O-line is such a chemistry and work-as-a-unit proposition. Maybe a guy who could develop and give the Patriots four or five years and be part of the post-Light line when he retires would be good, but developing from within seems like the best way to go.
I'm OK w/ Connolly as the starting RG this year, though most of us would like to see Cannon
(or someone else better) eventually replace him, if not this year then next year.
Connolly would then become a very servicable backup G/C.
My issue is the need to replace the undertalented midgets Wendell & OBurger.
Quinn Ojinnaka isn't the answer, either.
The answer could be/should be one of the vet C/Gs released this past week.
I completely disagree. IMO Dan Connolly is a good backup but not starter material.
If Light doesn't re-sign, I would expect us to keep Kaczur. Counting on solder starting and ahving LeVoir as the first off the bench is simply not acceptable.
Why so little love for Dan Connolly? He did well last season and has the experience with this group. Was his concussion more severe than has been reported? Connolly and Cannon make a nice one-two depth chart at RG with size and youth. Going out for a veteran free agent doesn't make a lot of sense since the O-line is such a chemistry and work-as-a-unit proposition. Maybe a guy who could develop and give the Patriots four or five years and be part of the post-Light line when he retires would be good, but developing from within seems like the best way to go.
WTF are you talking about???
Dan Connolly ~ "Zoomer" to his friends ~ is clearly a Kick Return Specialist.
Brother Dan perpetrates the immortal "Loaf of Bread" Carry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufkHymQEuqc&NR=1
Nothing puts a smile on my face quite like watching that clip.
I love the longer version of it too where you get to see Brady's stunned face after the fact.
Right!!
That's the one I THOUGHT I had...
HERE it is...
Dan Connolly #63 Returns Kick Off‏ - YouTube
Some of the notable Vet FA Guards available:
Harvey Dahl - 30 - Falcons Signed by the Rams
Justin Blalock - 27 - Falcons
Brian Waters - 34 - Chiefs
Leonard Davis - 32 - Cowboys
Derrick Dockery - 30 - Redskins
Deuce Lutui - 28 - Cardinals
Evan Mathis - 29 - Bengals
Rich Seubert - 32 - Giants
Floyd Womack - 32 - Browns
Max-Jean Gilles - 27 - Eagles
Leroy Harris - 27 - Titans
Justin Smiley - 29 - Jaguars
Trai Essex - 28 - Steelers
Chester Pitts - 32 - Seahawks
Scott Mruczowski - 29 - Chargers
G/T Quinn Ojinnaka - 27 - Pats
G/T Pat McQuistan - 28 - Dolphins
Some of the notable Vet FA Tackles available:
Matt Light - 33 - Pats
Jammal Brown - 30 - Redskins
Sean Locklear - 30 - Seahawks
Ryan Harris - 26 - Broncos
Jared Gaither - 25 - Ravens Signed by the Raiders
Max Starks - 29 - Steelers
Ryan O'Callaghan - 28 - Chiefs
Langston Walker - 31 - Raiders
Flozell Adams - 36 - Steelers
Shawn Andrews - 28 - Giants
Marc Columbo - 32 - Cowboys
Kevin Shaffer - 31 - Bears
T/G Ryan Cook - 28 - Vikings
Khalif Barnes - 29 - Raiders
Some of the notable Vet FA Guards available:
Harvey Dahl - 30 - Falcons
Justin Blalock - 27 - Falcons
Brian Waters - 34 - Chiefs
Leonard Davis - 32 - Cowboys
Derrick Dockery - 30 - Redskins
Deuce Lutui - 28 - Cardinals...re-signs
Evan Mathis - 29 - Bengals...signs w/ Philly
Rich Seubert - 32 - Giants
Floyd Womack - 32 - Browns
Max-Jean Gilles - 27 - Eagles
Leroy Harris - 27 - Titans
Justin Smiley - 29 - Jaguars
Trai Essex - 28 - Steelers
Chester Pitts - 32 - Seahawks
Scott Mruczowski - 29 - Chargers
G/T Quinn Ojinnaka - 27 - Pats
G/T Pat McQuistan - 28 - Dolphins
Some of the notable Vet FA Tackles available:
Matt Light - 33 - Pats...re-signs
Jammal Brown - 30 - Redskins
Sean Locklear - 30 - Seahawks
Ryan Harris - 26 - Broncos
Jared Gaither - 25 - Ravens...signs w/ Faiders
Max Starks - 29 - Steelers
Ryan O'Callaghan - 28 - Chiefs
Langston Walker - 31 - Raiders
Flozell Adams - 36 - Steelers
Shawn Andrews - 28 - Giants
Marc Columbo - 32 - Cowboys...signs w/ Doofins
Kevin Shaffer - 31 - Bears
T/G Ryan Cook - 28 - Vikings
Khalif Barnes - 29 - Raiders...re-signs