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I'm guessing "Cassel 2008 redux" is not at the top of their list.
Seriously, though, there is another important difference, in that Hoyer is only signed for three years (i.e., through next season), and would be an RFA in 2012, whereas Cassel was signed for four years, and would've been unrestricted.
So what do you think is the Patriots' preferred scenario here? [Note I'm talking realistic stuff, not "trading him to Oakland for five firsts," etc.]
Seriously, though, there is another important difference, in that Hoyer is only signed for three years (i.e., through next season), and would be an RFA in 2012, whereas Cassel was signed for four years, and would've been unrestricted.
So what do you think is the Patriots' preferred scenario here? [Note I'm talking realistic stuff, not "trading him to Oakland for five firsts," etc.]
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