Jim Beankie
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Wow I totally misread that. Sorry!I am just saying I saw Bob used him to his strengths which I think he'll do the same with TThornton.
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Terry Glenn D-I-D good here .That was a lot of fun. Rookie year of 90rec, 1132yds, 6tds - team went from 6-10 to 11-5. One of these decades I want the Pats to hit on a WR like that right off the bat despite the hamstring pull before the season started (though sadly that was Glenn's best year, imho). Helped he got picked at #7.
How is separation a useless stat? We need to get Mac more easy throws then having everything contested.A completely meaningless stat - isn't even a real stat.
Stanley Morgan?????Not going to lie Terry Glenn is may favorite Patriots WR all time.
They got Parker for basically nothing, so... the choice was between Parker and ... no Parker.Speaks volumes of the Patriots WR evaluation process trying to fit square pegs in round holes. Please Bob fix that glaring flaw!
Was so upset when we traded him,Terry Glenn D-I-D good here .
Terry Glenn was talented and led a very hard life. He was not the groceries Parcells wanted to shop for. Who can forget that Parcells referred to TG as she because he was taking time coming back from injury? That would not fly these days.Terry Glenn D-I-D good here .
Yes HE D. I. D.Terry Glenn D-I-D good here .
No. Willie Clay was let go in 1999 in favor of the worst FS the Pats had prior to Jordan Richards in Chris Carter. That was just another horrible move that led to Carroll and Grier's downfall. Despite Milloy making Pro Bowl/All Pro, the entire secondary was getting shredded almost weekly in 1999.Come to think of it when Bill came in and cut Coates,Slade, I believe Willie Clay, It made me piss Pete.
Boyd is the odd man out. That's what they were saying. His reps were down this year and he's their #3. He's 28 and cutting him would save the team $8-$9M. Boyd is a #2 type WR imho.And Chase. I mean Burrow is going to get at least $40 million a year fully or mostly guaranteed. And Chase is going to command probably $25 million or more a year mostly guaranteed. Burrow is likely to get his deal this off-season. Chase probably next offseason.
And last time I checked, the Bengals have the cheapest owner in the NFL. No way is he going to pay Burrow, Chase, Higgins, and Boyd.
Because it really can't be measured, and any attempt at that is a joke. You can see it with your own eyes, but measuring it as a stat is a joke.How is separation a useless stat? We need to get Mac more easy throws then having everything contested.
Technology?Because it really can't be measured, and any attempt at that is a joke. You can see it with your own eyes, but measuring it as a stat is a joke.
e.g., N'keal was very poor at separating, that we can all agree on. But Parker can dominate games and top CB's like Gilmore, so if some stat is saying he can't separate, then the problem is with the stat.
I am sure he will maybe Nixon plays better next pre season.I would like to see Kristian Wilkerson get a chance.
Just being sarcastic brother. It’s painful that we end up dropson and Nkeal in drafts where we actually draft WRs yet several WR that go after them end up elite. Many of here were hoping to get Keenan Allen at that timeWhat the heck does that mean?? He's still in the league you cant make these things up.
Separation means different things depending on the play call and the defense that's why it's hard to measure. You could measure it by how close the nearest defender is but again the defense and the play call matters.Technology?
Cool I don't want Allen at this time he's too injury prone and seems like he's been around a while. That said I am sorry we didn't draft him.Just being sarcastic brother. It’s painful that we end up dropson and Nkeal in drafts where we actually draft WRs yet several WR that go after them end up elite. Many of here were hoping to get Keenan Allen at that time
I'd much rather see the Pats plug in draft pick with high upside than needs development in the last WR spot. A boarderline practice squad guy is less likely to emerge as top receiver with some development than a blue chip receiving prospect. I'd like to see the Pats trade for a guy like Hopkins then also pick a slot receiver in the first three rounds.I would like to see Kristian Wilkerson get a chance.
I don't mind Trading for Hopkins but not for a Second in this particular Draft. I think you can get a Starter in the Second in this Draft.I'd much rather see the Pats plug in draft pick with high upside than needs development in the last WR spot. A boarderline practice squad guy is less likely to emerge as top receiver with some development than a blue chip receiving prospect. I'd like to see the Pats trade for a guy like Hopkins then also pick a slot receiver in the first three rounds.