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Any draft people have some linebacker targets they like? I wouldn’t be surprised if they drafted two.

With Chaisson and Jennings leaving and being replaced by Jones, I'd like to see the Pats draft two edge players in the hope that one grabs the job.

I enjoyed having Diggs on the team last year, because we got a respite from people complaining about the Pats not having a number one receiver. Replacing Diggs with Doubs means those questions are going to be back in full effect. Doubs is a good chain mover, but I like my X receivers with some...

From that list I'd prioritize OL (lg specifically), I'd add David Edwards and Seumalo to your list. I would love to see Lloyd, or Walker step into our linebacker spot next to Spillane. At TE, I want to bring Isaiah Likely home. I think they go low cost high upside vet on a deal similar to the...

I expect the Pats to focus heavily on edge and OL in the draft. I think there is enough cap space to trade for Brown, sign a good vet LG and rotational pass rushing vet. If you combine that with drafting another edge or two, going quality tackle with one of the first two picks then I I would be...

Finding his hot route when he's being blitzed. He was pretty good at reading the defense and processing during the regular season but wasn't as good in the playoffs. Based on where he is this early in his career I think he's going to grow a lot with his processing.

Tonga and Hawkins are really the only ones I really want back. Seems like signing Chaisson now would be buying high, and I think they can probably upgrade the edge spot. Chaisson and Jennings were decent but I'd like to see them replaced with better pass rushers. Hooper was decent but a long...

He was certainly playing hurt since he returned from his injury. However, there is a lot of technique stuff that he needs to do better regardless of the injury. The thing about our line tipping the play before it happens is troubling and I assume Campbell is a part of that. Pats need to...

Even if a 6th/7th swap is the best they could do, I doubt if you polled front offices around the league they would think those trades are good value.

The team has really been better than expected for me, but it does seem like beginning this summer they moved off a number of guys without getting what I considered good value. From a process perspective this seems bad, but if they can keep winning it won’t really matter.

If they do trade white they will wait until his value is at his lowest and sell for pennies on the dollar. The roster has not been managed well in terms of improving assets. Polk was already out for the year, why trade a 2nd rounder for a pick swap rather than see how he looks next year. Why...

If a team is in cover two Tampa zone and the offense calls a zone beater and the qb reads it correctly the defense won’t be able to execute because the offensive play is made to beat the defense you are in. We can use a more obvious example. If a defense comes out in goaline and the the offense...

Surprised Dulcich got cut he looked like he was going to be a player at some point.

The previous regime definitely operated like there was a difference. I don’t think that will be the case under Vrabel.

The difference was that they filled all their needs, didn’t reach or draft a position after that position had a run. Last year they tried to fill their needs but waited too long to draft a tackle picking Wallace at the end of an OT. The difference could be Vrabel/Cowden or it could be as Wolf...

It's a little aggressive to assume that Moses will be starter for the next two years. Wallace wasn't very good when he played. So right tackle is a veteran lineman near the end of his career and a player that was behind Jacobs before Wallace got hurt last season. With how bad the offensive line...

If you believe that there is a strong change someone drafted in the upcoming rounds could be the long term answer at OT, then neither of those guys should stop you from drafting a long term starter at the position.

The Pats currently have a good number of offensive lineman and wide receivers on the roster. That doesn't mean the players currently on the roster are good. If we see an upgrade available at WR or OL what is currently on the roster shouldn't stop the Pats from doing so. However, I don't think...

To me this is evidence that the receivers currently on the roster won’t prevent the Pats from drafting a receiver or also multiple receivers. Not sure it makes sense to trade Boutte for anything less than a 5th otherwise Pats should keep him into camp and see how it goes.

with the amount of cap space they have available I’m not really sure of the need to save $5 mm in salary by cutting him. I’d prefer they have at least given him the opportunity to compete for snaps/a roster spot in training camp. Before this move I thought they were all set at backer and going...