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Optimistic. Years of stupid second and third round picks. A bunch of impact starters right there. Take one.

Agree. And yet he’s seldom considered on the same level as Edelman although he produced almost 50% more.

Ha. Probably go one pick ahead of patriots like Carter.

Fryer had 12,800 yards with a 15 ypc average. Julian is more recent and familiar with younger fans but had 6800 yards and 11 ypc average. All with Patriots. But if you exclude Fryars seasons with other teams then that rule should apply to Moss. Welker had 9900 yards, a better career than...

…when i clicked on 2024 the first chart shows Week one LT Layden Robinson, with Onwenu at C and Andrew’s at RG. Seems to show 2024 LT as Robinson, Jacobs, Brown, and Strange over the course of the year. Am I reading that wrong?

I certainly would have held on through training camp and see if some team had a more urgent need. Milton was an asset and they sold really low.

Morgan Fryar Moss

Spelled is spelled spelled…

If the Giants take someone who doesn’t contribute this year the coach and GM are out. They need someone who plays at a high level immediately.

Awesome. Not a bad deal in this market. There was not a parade of receivers marching into Foxboro. Definitely a top 20 receiver which is an enormous upgrade. Impressive offseason. The team got a lot better. And still have the #4 pick in the draft.

I agree; I think most of us agree. The one wildcard is the QB. If there are three QB-needy teams in the 6-10 range, maybe one figures Sanders offers the most upside of those #4-#10 prospects for their team, and is willing to trade a little to guarantee a QB. Huge uncertainty, but possible.

To answer the question, I think the sweet spot is 25-30 for Conerly, Simmons, or Ersery. And just like the uncertainty of trading down to 6-8, there is uncertainty of anyone willing to accept a trade up from 38. As noted multiple times, there are runs on WR's and OT's. They are frequently...

I think of Rule of 51 as a very temporary thing. Leads to cutting Lawyer Millay, for example. You’re under the cap on Sep 1 then over when the full 53 and practice squad count. And I think the 51 cutoff is under $1M, not under $5M.

If I were the GM, I'd be handing out roster bonuses, not signing bonuses. The Pats do have more money available than good players available to spend it on. Overthecap suggests the Pats still have around $80M (!!) in available cap space. There are not a lot of players worth $20M to spend that on...

...probably two sides to that story. And it's not like Diggs would be coming to a situation where there is someone else to take pressure off, whether they maybe draft a good receiver or not. But he may avoid playoff failures here... But, sure, bring him in. Let these receivers see what a...

Badly broken leg in Nov 2024. Don't google it.

With Spillane and Gibbens, Vrabel has injected some athleticism to the Patriots LB's. Should see a lot less Tavai and Ellis. Vrabel has added a DT, NT, two Edge, two LB's, CB, and S. Could be five or six new starters on defense.

Jack Gibbens 6-3 242, 4.82 40 at Combine. Good 3-cone at 7.02, which was just behind the best LB score at this year's Combine of 7.01. Agile. From Tennessee Titans Highly graded by PFF. 12th of 189 LB's. (Christian Gonzalez was rated 20th CB of 222, Milton Williams 31/219, Drake 40/75 - so...

Awesome. An inexpensive option at a huge position of need. Team got better without spending a ton. They obtained an option. That's value. By any metric, he was better than Ben Brown and more dependable than Cole Strange. A year ago the team was looking for released UDFA's and benched players...

This is helpful. I am assuming the Robinson and Sow ratings are guards, not centers. And they are awful. So Bradbury would upgrade center from 54th to 33rd? That's significant. I know PFF ratings are not end-all, but pretty much all analysts point to the NE line as abysmal. 33rd is like a...