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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Woodson was really good tooHe can't go anywhere. Best Patriots player on the field yesterday. Without him its 85 Bears/Patriots
Best Pats player consistently. That's not a dig on anyone else.He can't go anywhere. Best Patriots player on the field yesterday. Without him its 85 Bears/Patriots
I have to agree, he made multiple huge defensive plays. It was one of the best games I've seen from him which is extremely encouraging and I have to imagine it was also really all that the front office needed to see. You want your best player to play his best in the biggest games and Gonzo has generally been elite all postseason. I am guessing they are preparing to pay him top of the market very soon.He can't go anywhere. Best Patriots player on the field yesterday. Without him its 85 Bears/Patriots
Hypothetically if he gets us 2 1s and a you get cornerback in trade , do we take that over keeping a CB1 for 35 million a year.
We don't win because of CBs.CB can help create the edge on game changing plays, but when we are bereft of talent on edge and other positions , CB1 is a luxury we can do away with. Seattle did not have one.
And Woodson. Hawkins isn't BAD but it'd be nice to upgrade next to him and form a really dominant secondary. You always want to have core competencies that you can lean on and build scheme around. You want to have certain things that game to game you can rely on. A dominant secondary is something you can count on week to week.Carton Davis and Marcus Jones earned their $$$$$$ too.
Add in his OL and his receivers that can't always get open along with no holes for the running backs. You get what we saw throughout the entire playoffs vs. other elite playoff defenses.If Drake keeps looking like Playoff Drake instead of Regular Drake he may not get that monster contract. I’m not convinced it’s all his OL.
Let's hope he's doesn't become like one of those guys Herbert or Lawrence.If Drake keeps looking like Playoff Drake instead of Regular Drake he may not get that monster contract. I’m not convinced it’s all his OL.
You consider a trade if there's an impasse (e.g., they're $15M a year apart). But they're a lot farther along than, say, the JEST are in their rebuild.
Teams sometimes win and very frequently lose because of the quality of their CB play. Arguably it’s the second most important position on the team after QB. Some might argue WR, but if your corner can neutralize the opposing WR the way Gonzo does (and Revis and Gilmore did in years past) that pretty much shows he’s more important than the guy he neutralizes.Hypothetically if he gets us 2 1s and a you get cornerback in trade , do we take that over keeping a CB1 for 35 million a year.
We don't win because of CBs.CB can help create the edge on game changing plays, but when we are bereft of talent on edge and other positions , CB1 is a luxury we can do away with. Seattle did not have one.
Did you not notice our rebuild has already started? It progressed well this year. No reason to expect it to fail in the next 3 to 4 years. If things stay on track in 3 to 4 years the next dynasty should be emerging, or have already emerged.I am not saying now . But there is a possibility say 3 -4 years down the line when we are bereft of talent and could use those picks to start rebuild or get some cap relief.
Our window is next 4 years. So lets hope we can nail this draft too and get our 2025 rookies scale the rookie wall better.
On Tuesday, Gonzalez said he hopes it happens.
“Oh, yeah, no doubt,” Gonzalez said. “This is where I got drafted, and I don’t want to be anywhere else.”
When it comes to a new contract, Gonzalez expects his agents to meet with Mike Vrabel and the Patriots’ front office.
“I’m not really trying to get into all of that. I mean, it’s kind of more my agents, they’ll deal with that and keep me up to speed on it,” Gonzalez said. “Coming in today, I just wanted to see the guys, hang out with them a couple more times. I mean, it’s the last time this full team, coaching staff will be in the building. So, focus on that. Hanging out with the guys one more time today. And, you know, my agents and Vrabes and all, they’ll talk.”
Stroud's rookie season was nowhere close to what Maye did this year.At this moment regular season he looked like rookie season Stroud and post season he looked like Stroud this year .
At this moment
Higher tier : Josh Allen, mahomes. Burrow, Stafford and Brock purdy are at one level
Tier 2 - Descending or post season blues - Maye, Stroud , Herbert, hurts, lamar, dak prescott, Goff
Tier 3 - Ascending and have potential to be 2 or 1 - lawrence , Caleb, Bo nix, darnold,
Rest all are ordinary.
I think he did well considering he was a rookie. Let's not cloud our judgement based on last 2 years .Stroud's rookie season was nowhere close to what Maye did this year.
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