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Tiering the Best Offensive Weapon Groups in the NFL 2022
Tiering the Best Offensive Weapons in the NFL 2022: With OTAs and mandatory minicamp on the horizon, here we...
Tier 7
As we approach the last tier of position groups, we see a common trend: the lack of a true and proven WR1. While a lot of young talent are present in this company, the No. 1 option in the passing game is lacking. These will be the teams that could struggle due to their lack of diverse talent on their offense. They can be one-dimensional at times and can lack consistency.
He's done exactly the same thing for years.
Who have they ever had as the true and proven WR1 besides Randy Moss? Neither Branch nor JE qualify as that.Tiering the Best Offensive Weapon Groups in the NFL 2022
Tiering the Best Offensive Weapons in the NFL 2022: With OTAs and mandatory minicamp on the horizon, here we...
Tier 7
As we approach the last tier of position groups, we see a common trend: the lack of a true and proven WR1. While a lot of young talent are present in this company, the No. 1 option in the passing game is lacking. These will be the teams that could struggle due to their lack of diverse talent on their offense. They can be one-dimensional at times and can lack consistency.
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Whoever wrote that deserves special recognition from the Dunning Kruger Society.Tiering the Best Offensive Weapon Groups in the NFL 2022
Tiering the Best Offensive Weapons in the NFL 2022: With OTAs and mandatory minicamp on the horizon, here we...
Tier 7
As we approach the last tier of position groups, we see a common trend: the lack of a true and proven WR1. While a lot of young talent are present in this company, the No. 1 option in the passing game is lacking. These will be the teams that could struggle due to their lack of diverse talent on their offense. They can be one-dimensional at times and can lack consistency.
Half the posters would then have nothing to say.
Just goes to show you how **** the sources are in the media and how often *cough* Bedard *cough* just make **** up for clicksI know it was speculated that Bourne was dismissed from the first minicamp practice for disciplinary reasons due to his recent talking to the media about the offensive changes.
Mike Reiss reports in his column posted this morning that Bourne was given an excused absence for an event related to his wedding; when he returned to practice the following day, the team surprised him with a cake.
Perhaps we can leave the toxic, negative gossip/speculation out of this forum, especially when Belichick himself indicated the absences were excused.
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Mac Jones' deep throws show potential for a more explosive Patriots attack
A 50-yard drop-in-the-bucket throw to Tre Nixon was among the signs this spring that Jones will take a more aggressive approach in Year 2.www.espn.com
I’ve really come to dislike Bedard. Pompous for no reason. Pretends that he has legit sources in the patriots organization and around the league, when he likely does not… at least anyone who matters. Om contrast, Reiss does seem to have some legit sources in the Pats organization and he earned that over many years, by showing himself to be a true professional who rarely writes or says something for clicks or to get run nationally. Some try to label him a “company guy“ but he is willing to criticize the organization, he does it the right way. You could tell that Belichick liked him from the start, possibly because Reiss would wear a suit to every press conference…..maybe that reminded him of Tom Landry.
Of the younger beat guys, Perry is probably closest to Reiss in terms of being professional and not sensational.Agreed. I've come to dislike Bedard and Curran. Reiss and Perry are OK. Evan Lazar is my current favorite as he's non-negative and backs his opinions up with film. His podcasts with Alex Barth are well worth listening to.I’ve really come to dislike Bedard. Pompous for no reason. Pretends that he has legit sources in the patriots organization and around the league, when he likely does not… at least anyone who matters. Om contrast, Reiss does seem to have some legit sources in the Pats organization and he earned that over many years, by showing himself to be a true professional who rarely writes or says something for clicks or to get run nationally. Some try to label him a “company guy“ but he is willing to criticize the organization, he does it the right way. You could tell that Belichick liked him from the start, possibly because Reiss would wear a suit to every press conference…..maybe that reminded him of Tom Landry.
Nobody important is going to trust someone like Bedard or Chubby Trollin’ Volin with real inside information. Curran is in a similar boat, although he is higher on the food chain than the other two, which is why he was so pissed off when his main Pats source (Tommy’s dad) was taken away.
Bedard also loves to say “I’m just telling you what the tape shows”, as if we should take that as gospel. I have more confidence in a select few (very few) on this site who analyze game film in a serious manner.
