RayClay
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RPCity said:Here's my favorite part:
" Belichick allowed Adam Vinatieri to leave for relative chump change"
Chump change???? Even more.....*relative* chump change???? Didn't the Colts sign him to something like the biggest contract for a kicker ever???
RayClay said:That threw me too. Then I realized it was relative to the 15 mil we were under the cap.
We were supposed to give it all to Adam and work out the details later.
CrazyDave said:That article is a big steaming pile of dung.
And the stench of Borges is all over it.
Where does he get this stuff? Now Dillon was mad about Heath Evans?
Ol' Ron's a real piece of... work.
Mike the Brit said:Well, maybe it's just me, but those are five decent questions. I suspect my answers aren't RB's:
(1) If the two-tight-end business works out we only really need Deion and one of Chad/Reche/Bam/Troy to do the business
(2) Corey Dillon is a great back who played his heart out for the team with an injury last season. How is having a young player to complement him going to be a problem?
(3) Yes, we need a kicker and it will be hard to find one as good as Adam -- but kickers aren't quarterbacks
(4) Cover corner? We don't need no stinking cover corner! If Rodney and Geno are on top form Blue and Asante will be plenty good enough -- and Ellis is a bonus.
(5) How do we deal with Daunte? Put him under pressure. How do we deal with Dom? Have a head coach who's smarter than him.
Mike the Brit said:Well, maybe it's just me, but those are five decent questions. I suspect my answers aren't RB's:
(1) If the two-tight-end business works out we only really need Deion and one of Chad/Reche/Bam/Troy to do the business
(2) Corey Dillon is a great back who played his heart out for the team with an injury last season. How is having a young player to complement him going to be a problem?
(3) Yes, we need a kicker and it will be hard to find one as good as Adam -- but kickers aren't quarterbacks
(4) Cover corner? We don't need no stinking cover corner! If Rodney and Geno are on top form Blue and Asante will be plenty good enough -- and Ellis is a bonus.
(5) How do we deal with Daunte? Put him under pressure. How do we deal with Dom? Have a head coach who's smarter than him.
Mike the Brit said:Right, Ray, I hate RB too!
Maybe it was just that I was feeling relaxed this morning (don't ask) but it seemed to me that the questions were reasonable enough -- there wasn't the kind of sneaky resentment and general malevolence that makes the guy unreadable in the normal course of events.
Maybe Dillon was not in a great mood because his Dad had died earlier that week and he had just gotten hurt again.DefenseRules said:Dillon was upset about Heath Evans? Borges expects us to believe that crap?
At the time when Evans was signed, Faulk was recovering from his foot injury, Dillon was banged up and I think Patrick Pass had some physical issues also. Why in the world would Dillon be upset about the Pats going out to get some help in our offensive backfield? That is a load of BS, IMO.
I have said it before and I'll say it again. The football coverage in this town S.U.C.K.S.
I am tired of the opinion pieces and negative propaganda. Give me news d%#*!@t. Tell me how Rodney is doing? Tell me how Brady is working with the new players on offense. How does our LB situation look? I've heard about Beisel, and we all know what Vrabel, Colvin and Bruschi bring to the table. But there are many new faces at the LB position. How are they doing? Other than Reiss, Chris's blog, and Curran there is no decent football coverage in this town.