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I , too, think is was Adalius.

Personally, I think there are 2 other QBs that will go in the draft before The Alabama kid!

I had to look it up, but my research indicates that only 4 players have worn #9 in the Patriots 50-year history. 1978: K David Posey 1993: K Scott Sisson 1995: P Bryan Wagner 2009: WR Isaiah Stanback Not a lot to choose from!

High on the list, if not #1 consideration, by parents seeking a new home: School system!

You've got to be kidding! After obsessively attending to every conceivable detail that has resulted in 300 wins, the very idea that BB may have overlooked the potential results of a torrential downpour on his notepad is absurd. ;)

I may be slipping, but what the heck is the 'Loyko debacle'? o_O

What he said!

To expand on 'pretty fruckin weird' read about his brief time at Suffolk Downs, in his book 'Thirty Tons A Day'; the title of which references the amount of manure the horses produced. :)

Well done Gwedd, but posting your photo prompts the question, 'Why no photos of the women?' "Met some great women at one of the bars, who insisted on buying me drinks if I danced with them."

What a wonderful stroll down memory lane.

I'm now 78 but my memory sometimes even surprises me. And as I recall the weather that day at B.U.'s Nickerson Field was very pleasant with temperatures in the mid 70's, but unfortunately the Patriots lost that game to the Broncos. And I still remember Butch Songin who was one of my favorite...

I believe the Patriots got their start in 1960.

I can see Collins wrecking them by spying on Mahomes. (Though in reality I have no idea if "spying" works. I only know football strictly as a lifelong fan. I talk a lot of **** as you may know) "spying" certainly worked for the old Giants when they would have Sam Huff 'spying' on Jim Brown...

I included this quote tongue in cheek. And in the way of figurative language it might be viewed as simile, analogy, or symbolism. Take your pick. As for the quote itself, it was in reference to the finality of Gronk's football career. The quote uttered by Meinhardt Raabe was one of the few...

Since everyone else is weighing in on the potential of Gronk returning, may I submit what I see as the chance that we will yet see Gronk back on the team. No way Jose! He's done, finished, gone, played out, and thoroughly through. And Gronk being finished is as emphatic, conclusive, and...

In response to: "I don't recall ever watching so many of Brady's passes miss their receivers by so much." It seemed to me that Brian Daboll had his defense primed to exploit what every team knows to be the Patriots achilles heal. Get Brady to move off his spot and don't let him step up into...

I was an old New York Giants fan when Modzelewski, Robustelli, Grier, and Katcavage made up a defensive wall that few teams penetrated. But following the Patriots first draft in which they selected Ron Burton, I quickly became a convert, and have remained so ever since. Now in the autumn of my...

I totally concur. My opinion is that someone in the NFL front office gave BB a head's up that AB was going to be placed on the exemption list as a result of the firestorm over 'the text'. Which, if AB remained, not only would he have collected the $5M due him on Monday, 9/23, but he would also...

Benenoch - 25 year-0ld, 2016 5th round pick by Buccaneers, started 16 games in 2018 at RG, released Sept. 2019. Is Tampa Bay's offensive line that good with adequate depth that they can justify waiving last year's starting right guard ? What am I missing?