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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.Why the hell wouldn’t Meyers make the team??? All the kid has done is produce. Yeah, he had a few hiccups, but he’s definitely been effective especially considering his draft position.
I don’t understand why this is even an argument.No kidding. He is on the team.
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No kidding. He is on the team.
Edelman has returned punts every year he's been in the league (except his lost season, of course, per an earlier respondent). I don't see anyone who's in a position to be taking that job from him, at this time.
Stidham is white and his face has not yet been graced by a butt.I know this is a terrible thing to say, but...a couple of times the tv showed a shot of Stidham's face in his helmet and I gave a start, certain it was Mark Sanchez. <shudder>
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Danny Amendola had a stretch where he had 3 straight injuries from punt returns. Anyone claiming that it doesn’t increase the odds of getting hurt is kidding themselves. There are 11 people running full speed, bodies flying, etc. No, it’s not as dangerous as a kickoff return, but I think that a strong argument can be made that it’s more dangerous than running a route as a WR.Doesn’t Edelman have the best PR avg in history?
Of course we might be looking to protect Edelman from injury as he gets older. It can be a dangerous role.
Danny Amendola had a stretch where he had 3 straight injuries from punt returns. Anyone claiming that it doesn’t increase the odds of getting hurt is kidding themselves. There are 11 people running full speed, bodies flying, etc. No, it’s not as dangerous as a kickoff return, but I think that a strong argument can be made that it’s more dangerous than running a route as a WR.
As always, Belichick will use the players that give him the best chance to win, but I don’t think he’d be too disappointed if we had another option, too. Just like with Amendola, Jules would still be the “hands guy” fielding and fair catching inside of the 20 yard line.