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[signbabybrady]

Probably somehow Bill's fault

****ing nauseating seeing Brady in Raiders gear. Bill ruined any chance of Brady remaining involved in NE post playing career and Handy Bob sat there and let it happen.

Is Bill responsible for your deceased grandparents too?

 

[Uptown]

I bet he’d be pretty cost effective & they wouldn’t have to give up a pick either. They’re getting their timing down right before game time.

 

[Uptown]

@captain stone Your boy’s available

 

[Uptown]

 

[p8ryts]

He sure would be nice next to Williams and Barmore

 

[Joey007]

While I explained why I felt the Hendrickson trade wasn’t a great fit, I feel much differently about Parsons. That’s a young franchise player. I’d take a shot as long as the price isn’t insane.

 

[Joey007]

Here’s my only issue with a Parsons move:

I’m not opposed to giving up a premium pick, but I don’t think we’re in a position yet to give up multiple premium picks. We also don’t exactly have many player trade pieces that would be of much significant value.

The closest I could think of would be Stevenson (which would be an upgrade for Dallas) and maybe Onwenu? But I don’t love the idea of giving up starting linemen. Not sure if either player would be enough to get us to land Parsons for less than multiple premium picks.

 

[signbabybrady]

Here’s my only issue with a Parsons move:

I’m not opposed to giving up a premium pick, but I don’t think we’re in a position yet to give up multiple premium picks. We also don’t exactly have many player trade pieces that would be of much significant value.

The closest I could think of would be Stevenson (which would be an upgrade for Dallas) and maybe Onwenu? But I don’t love the idea of giving up starting linemen. Not sure if either player would be enough to get us to land Parsons for less than multiple premium picks.

I'll give up my next 2 first round picks. I'm not sure what else it would take and what else we can afford to give up so I don't know how much further I'd go.

 

[Joey007]

Do you mean multiple 1st’s? I think the most I would give up would be a 1, a 3 (maybe a conditional 2 if it’s pushed into 27 draft) and a player like Stevenson. Maybe add another day 3 pick in there. Just not sure if that’s enough.

I'll give up my next first round picks. I'm not sure what else it would take and what else we can afford to give up so I don't know how much further I'd go.

 

[Uptown]

 

[Uptown]

Bro, I literally forgot all about Banks.

 

[signbabybrady]

Do you mean multiple 1st’s? I think the most I would give up would be a 1, a 3 (maybe a conditional 2 if it’s pushed into 27 draft) and a player like Stevenson. Maybe add another day 3 pick in there. Just not sure if that’s enough.

Yup. I edited so it says next 2 first round picks.

Obviously it's got to be more than just 1 first round pick. And we still aren't stacked with talent so I'd rather give up another pick then a player from the roster. But sure if it could be Rham and 2nd instead of the extra 1 I'm definitely down.

 

[jmt57]

And Bob Kraft let him take his talents to the Las Vegas Raiders. Just isn’t right, imo.

I hear you, but let's think that through.

After years of Brady taking below-market deals in order to leave additional cap space for other players, he then becomes a part owner of the same team. That would create a made-for-BSPN media ****storm conspiracy theory.

Goodell would hire Ted Wells for a forensic audit, and find the Patriots guilty of circumventing the salary cap based on junk science math.

And then based on spy**** and deflate****, he would feel justified in giving the Pats a much harsher penalty than when Denver actually did defer money to Elway and Davis. So instead of docking the Pats a 3rd round pick, like what happened to the Broncos, instead he would take away their 1st and 2nd round picks for each of the next five years.

Troy Vincent would then write a letter claiming there was 'substantial and credible evidence' of wrongdoing, scold Brady as if he was a toddler for "conduct detrimental to the integrity of and public confidence in the game of professional football", and demand he return all of his super bowl rings.

 

[TheRainMaker]

Or Tennessee, depending on who won the 5th-/6th-seed tie-breaker between ourselves & Barfalo: same overall record, same conference record, split the season series...

NE loses the tie breaker to Buffalo as they had the better division record or maybe they go by the common opponents. Regardless, MIA is knocked out.

Had Buffalo started Flutie, the "Music City Miracle" never happens. Tennessee was okay, but they just found the right matchups at the right time. They had no business beating Indy in the divisional round. Jacksonville was by far the best in the AFC, but all their losses were from Tennessee Lol.

 

[Uptown]

 

[PatsFan2]

I really like Jackson Dart Pre Draft he's making a believer out of the NY Giants. I wish him well: Humpty dumpty Daboll gets' another chance

 

[PatsFan2]

****ing nauseating seeing Brady in Raiders gear. Bill ruined any chance of Brady remaining involved in NE post playing career and Handy Bob sat there and let it happen.

That's what we get for keep BB a couple of year too late.

 

[State]

Dalton Risner, with his five-position versatility, should have been a Patriot years ago. It's not like OL has been a strength of the team.

He was drafted the year of N'Keal Harry. I'm convinced it was to placate TB12, who ended up being none too pleased with this untrustworthy player.

The straw that broke the cart.

 

[jlu52]

I hear you, but let's think that through.

After years of Brady taking below-market deals in order to leave additional cap space for other players, he then becomes a part owner of the same team. That would create a made-for-BSPN media ****storm conspiracy theory.

Goodell would hire Ted Wells for a forensic audit, and find the Patriots guilty of circumventing the salary cap based on junk science math.

And then based on spy**** and deflate****, he would feel justified in giving the Pats a much harsher penalty than when Denver actually did defer money to Elway and Davis. So instead of docking the Pats a 3rd round pick, like what happened to the Broncos, instead he would take away their 1st and 2nd round picks for each of the next five years.

Troy Vincent would then write a letter claiming there was 'substantial and credible evidence' of wrongdoing, scold Brady as if he was a toddler for "conduct detrimental to the integrity of and public confidence in the game of professional football", and demand he return all of his super bowl rings.

Laughing but it’s probable, at least. I wonder if truth has any value. I do know that lies are worth at least 40 million bucks a year to ol’ Roger the truth dodger. Still sucks that Tom is associated with a team other than the one he led to 6 NFL Championships. But, you’re right, jmt

 

[captain stone]

The Factory of Sadness is now doubling as The Home of 2nd (or 3rd/4th) Chances, aka The Holding Pen

Better they than one of my Enemies.