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Terry Glenn says hi. Although you can argue that it was Kraft who wanted Glenn if I recall correctly.

I highly doubt the Patriots get a 3rd for any player they'd be willing to trade. The board tends to overvalue guys, when the reality is most who are traded go for relatively low draft picks. So we aren't trading Mauroney for a 3rd unfortunately. That said I could see them trade down from one of...

Re: 98.5 Morning Crew:Pats Handeling Of Moss Injury Will Scare Off Free Agents They're a poor man's shock jock show trying to talk sports. Don't bother listening to these idiots. Like you said NOOOOO other team is secrative about injuries. I can tell you the 3 primary things a FA cares about...

I realize you said you don't think they are currently better but you offered two possible points as to why one would argue otherwise, so I simply addressed those. But continue playing both sides if you want. My point being with the season split is that it does not indicate anything on its own...

I'd apologize, except that I'm right in regard to the stupidity of what you were suggesting they do. There is speculation about a trade, and then there is saying we should trade two of our best players for unproven rookies. It's simply not worth arguing since you can't see that obviously. And...

Fortunately for me, I'll just let your own words reveal who is the true jackass. So in summary, let's trade Wilfork and Mankins for 2-3 first round picks and they'll be better off! Brilliant!

So by that same logic the Dolphins were better in 2001, 2004, and 2006 because they split the series then too? Also the Dolphin's best player (Brown) was lost to a relatively serious injury (obviously it happened mid season, and fortunately their second best player plays the same position)...

Poor guy apparently he tore his ACL in practice. Use one of our 7th round picks on him?

Again, how is a team that finished 7-9 better than the Patriots?

Yep there is the proof I needed to show there is a direct correlation with the popularity of Madden and stupidity on this board.

Fair point, but you could also argue that the older the player is the more risk of injury etc etc. The overall logic in this thread is poor/one-sided at best.

If people seem so confident that they can get a good enough replacement for Mankins in the draft, why would another team give up those same picks and not just draft that rookie and pay him less than Mankins? Sigh

Sorry but any ranking that has the Dolphins ahead of the Patriots is ludicrous. I fully understand we split with them this year, but this isn't the first year that has happened in recent history by any means.

Those who are saying the Patriots currently have poor depth (which is definitely a fair argument nowadays especially in comparison in the past) are missing the difference between strategy and execution. The Patriots have not executed their strategy of well lately but obviously the point is that...

Jets had one of the lowest number of games lost by starters in the league. Obviously injuries happen and not every position will have a great backup. No one in the league has a backup for a guy who has had 346 receptions and 3688 yards in three consecutive seasons. Also the timing was poor...

Re: Jets Player acquisition strategy exposed yesterday Sure not every position had great depth. However look at the positions that are probably hardest to replace - the OL/DL and the Patriots have very good depth on both sides there. We had several injuries there and were able to sub in guys...

I think you saw the weakness of the Jets roster and their player acquisition strategy: It's very top heavy without much depth. It looks great (as has been touted on this board for the last few weeks) when you are one of the least injured teams. But lose a couple of players, and you quickly...

Kris Jenkins is not bad when he is healthy. Unfortunately he isn't healthy too often anymore and he is also 34 which is old for a guy who plays the position he does. I like Leon but he's a FA so who knows what happens with him. I forget the link but someone posted it where the jets were...

I think you saw the weakness of the Jets roster and their player acquisition strategy: It's very top heavy without much depth. It looks great (as has been touted on this board for the last few weeks) when you are one of the least injured teams. But lose a couple of players, and you quickly feel...

Re: ARTICLE: The demise of the Patriots and the NBA's San Antonio Spurs twin dynastie Jesus..if 10-6, division winner, and a playoff birth is a demise I wonder what the rest of the fans of the other 24 non-playoff teams are thinking.