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I didn't realize that "Kittle" was spelled with two "t's". Thought it was three.
I really liked George Kittle and few other TE's last Draft.
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I didn't realize that "Kittle" was spelled with two "t's". Thought it was three.
Earlier this decade did you chastize every poster who typed "Mallet" with 1 T?
No doubt about it, especially the first catch; not easy at all, and he held on after he was hit too.He's certainly getting more comfortable. Good hide and seek.
Gronk's attraction makes it easier of course but good to see.
Also nice hands in first one and nice speed in second.
I didn't realize that "Kittle" was spelled with two "t's". Thought it was three.
Earlier this decade did you chastize every poster who typed "Mallet" with 1 T?
Watching the team celebrate with him and listening to him in the locker room I can see why the staff is going to be patient with him. I think he's a legit good guy.
Really? This is what you bring to the table?
Anyway, good for Allen - a second game where he made significant contributions, not the least of which was a great fumble recovery.
Still cant get over the time my phone autocorrected Kittle to Brittle in one of the posts before the draft this year.
I really feel like if Allen wasn't getting paid significantly(for a TE) a large portion of this forum wouldn't know the difference between Hooman and Allen. And I can't tell you how many times I watched Hooman whiff on his block. He was a mediocre blocker and mediocre receiver.
he looks pretty stout too...Watching the team celebrate with him and listening to him in the locker room I can see why the staff is going to be patient with him. I think he's a legit good guy.
Either way, he better take a paycut next year or he's gone.
As one of his critics I can say that this statement is 100% on the mark, but I don't necessarily see that as being out of line. After all, if the Pats are shelling out the money, that means that there are higher expectations out there. After all, if they were paying Allen to play like Hooman they would have a found cheaper guy who can play like him.
So yes, I won't deny that there is certainly a correlation between salary and expectations of play.
...Having to constantly draft at the bottom of the round, we need to take risks like this.
Still cant get over the time my phone autocorrected Kittle to Brittle in one of the posts before the draft this year.
As one of his critics I can say that this statement is 100% on the mark, but I don't necessarily see that as being out of line. After all, if the Pats are shelling out the money, that means that there are higher expectations out there. After all, if they were paying Allen to play like Hooman they would have a found cheaper guy who can play like him.
So yes, I won't deny that there is certainly a correlation between salary and expectations of play.
Pats are paying Allen 5M, Saints Hooman 2.3M . so its not too extravagant.
Allen is a monster blocker for a TE. I don't think H is in that category...