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Besides position work at receiver, both fielded punts for scouts at the pro day. The Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans Saints, and New England Patriots met with [Tre] Tucker and [Tyler] Scott the night before their pro day...

They can battle it out in practice.

Dang this might be the lowest BMI (Combine 6'.6" 166lbs) I've seen on a prospect so far. Skinnier than I am some days.

FYI, he opted to stay another year, so he won't be available until '24. I get a kick out of his celebrations. Also supposedly has giant Terry Glenn sized hands (10 3/8").

Especially considering the lack of "quality" FA WRs this year.

Welp... Tre Tucker's still my Beankie, but it's tenuous at best - so much so rational side is wondering if Pats should draft him at all. The shuttle and 3cone times hurt me - whomever he hired for Combine training... wow. Either that or there is something to Tucker's slightly rounding out...

I'm sorry I'm lauging in my head trying to imagine the name Jordan Richards popping up 5 picks earlier from Lockett and seeing your reaction to it.

Not a WR-label kindof guy, although what he has going on with DK Metcalf is awesome in that they end up being this 2 headed monster together that look like 2 WR1s. Probably the reason why Geno Smith did so well this year. It's not unlike Cassel in '08. The idea of Lockett is exactly what I'd...

My "measurables" comp for Zay is Tyler Lockett, who went Rd3 but would obv go Rd1 in a redraft now. Curious why he didn't run the 3-cone or shuttle (afaik).

I can see Chaz going in the 3rd due to teams thinking "he's the next Larry Bird Cooper Kupp." He's been listed around 188lbs everywhere, so it sounds like he made the smart decision of losing weight (5'11.3"/176) to get faster for the Combine/Pro Day. All people will remember is...

None of the Patriots' Super Bowl wins included a WR (at least WR1-WR4 afaik) that they had traded for. Having trouble getting past that. Forget the whole Hopkins' taking PEDs to (assume) help with recovery of that increasingly broken body. Edelman basically had 2 years post PED suspension...

Interesting stuff. Thanks! Last 2 times NE traded in the 1st Rd for just picks (assuming I'm doing this right): 2009 NE 23 for BAL 26 & 162 NE 760 | BAL 725.4 2013 NE 29 for MIN 52, 83, 120 & 229 NE 640 | MIN 610 = 380 + 175 + 54 + 1

Speaking of drop rates: Using the source (steeldepo) to get the 12.9% which supposedly grabbed off of PFF, here're a number of <5% drop rate WRs: Addison 3.3% Downs 3.1% Iosivas 4.5% CharJones 2.7% Jacob Copeland 3.9% Nikko Remigio? 3.9% - Random - the only mock this guy is on is a Rd7 to Pats...

My huge problem with the guy (especially after listing the injury problems of all Rd1-4 Pats WRs over the last 20 years) is a season ending foot injury in 2020 which carried over into 2021. Then there's also another season ending injury (unknown/too lazy to find what) halfway through 2022...

On a related note about breaking WRs, I can relate to Jake Bailey. I'm 100% sure my doing a more formal squat program in my mid 20s was the main culprit for my knee injuries, and my form was immaculate. In my teens, I was able to dunk a tennis ball on a 10' regulation hoop just fine without...

Here are the Pats' picks in Rd1-4 over the last ~20yrs. Plates at a Greek wedding have a better chance of staying unbroken than an early drafted WR by the Pats. I hope the announcer says Opa! right after a WR pick in Rd1-4. Is this bad luck (to offset the great fortune of the era), bad...

Too bad his parents didn't name him Indiana. During dates:

Good day for a Slip n Slide

Warmer and sunnier here in BOS than LA for JA. Jeez.

Wow. Thanks for this. I would've totally skipped out on reading the article, but it was magnificent. These made me tear up (frickin' kids and mom): "“Man, I don’t even have a son yet. But one day, he’s going to watch the tape of this game, and he’s gonna know one thing for sure. His dad never...