Recent content by Crazy Patriot Guy

I didn't mean you specifically, but it's obvious some see him as the missing piece. I do agree with you that adding AJ to our current roster does make us better, but it's highly debatable whether or not that improvement is worth a 1st round pick. Signing FB Reggie Gilliam no doubt makes us...

If your stance is that you take the proven player over the unproven draft pick, quit being upset we took N'Keal Harry instead of AJ Brown. The only logical conclusion is to be upset they didn't trade that pick for a veteran. AJ Brown was an unproven draft pick just like every other player. Why...

I could get behind trading a 1st rounder for Quenton Nelson or someone else along the line, but I still don't see how people can look back at Super Bowl 60 and think AJ Brown would have made all the difference.

My point is one I've made many times already: fans of this team will always have deep playoff aspirations as long as Drake Maye is our QB. So if we win a Super Bowl with Brown, fantastic. But not one person that happily traded that 1st for him will suddenly stop caring about winning or losing...

Serious question: if the Pats beat Seattle in February, would you be any less enthusiastic about trading a future 1st rounder for AJ Brown?

My point about Easley is he cost us a 1st round pick, and I don't think anyone can make the argument he cost us a Super Bowl win. We still want someone else because maybe they help us win more. Again, I have no issue with trading a 3rd or 4th rounder for Brown, but I can't get behind trading a...

People still bring up what a bad decision Dominique Easley was. We won the Super Bowl his rookie year, 3 of the next 5. 7 years later, people still get angry talking about N'Keal Harry, the last pick of the 1st round. No one can convince me that if we somehow scratched our way past Seattle and...

If he goes off for 2 years and is gone going into the 2028 draft, and THEN we lose that 1st rounder for him, no one will forget the draft pick spent for him. Even if we win a Super Bowl with him, a 1st round pick is still a 1st round pick. In 2028 when Maye and Gonzalez are costing a fortune...

I'm sure a lot of that is coming from the latest reported compensation of a 2028 1st round pick. If Schefter had recently said this probably gets done for a 5th, I highly doubt there would be just as much Brown bashing.

You mentioned twice in your post you wouldn't trade a 1st round pick for him. There is actually very few people that have been vocal about not wanting him at any price, so I'm not sure what you're arguing. There is genuine reasons to not trade a 1st round pick for him, there's far fewer reasons...

So trading a pick in 2029 when our franchise QB is 26 years old is totally the same thing as trading a pick in 2050. Great example. Since the picks have the same value, do you think the Pats should have saved one of their 4th round picks and traded a 2029 1st?

It's not that people don't understand the value system of draft picks, it's simply that some of us will always value future 1st rounders over current 2nd rounders. We traded a 2026 4th rounder to move up 3 spots to grab Caleb Lomu. If we had instead traded a 2029 1st round pick to move up 3...

Well to be fair, Fitzgerald has never explicitly said he's not coming to New England. So there's still hope.

So I believe it was last Friday at some point I saw a video on YouTube of an Eagles fan discussing how Caleb Lomu had been linked to the Eagles a lot before the draft, so the belief was the Patriots were forced to draft Lomu for Philly, and he would be a part of the AJ Brown trade. I didn't...

If the NFL ever reaches a point where the WR position is valued so much that any team in the league would be willing to trade a 23 year old top 5 CB for a 28 year old WR like AJ Brown, I will forever be done with the sport from that moment on.