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Your aspiration for "clarity" is a dismal failure, putting it on a par with your failure to make sense of any kind. You must be a sociology major.

I am sick to death of this "meddling" nonsense. It's his team: he can say whatever he wants, whenever he wants. I see NO evidence - I never have - that he has done anything untoward in his respect. People just like to whine about people more successful than they. I find that pathetic and...

Of course not. Any "offer you can't turn down" will come last minute, during the drafting (That is not to say any team contemplating such a thing may not already have decided to give it a go.) I personally think we will be picking in the third position, but weirder things have happened than some...

Bottom Line: Barely Adequate. Save your glee for something significant.

So my cousin was talking to Kim Bassinger at a juice bar the other day and Kim says she read on TicTok how Zack Wilson's mom is dating a guy who used to live in Boston, and that guy met some Irish guy in the Dorchester Dunkin' Donuts who is sure that Robert is gonna beat up Mayo unless the Pats...

I agree with most of this, but "Daniels is less likely to bust" may not adequately take into account the far greater likelihood, given his build and manner of play, that Daniels' career is far more likely to be curtailed or compromised by injury. I see arguments pro and con re both Daniels and...

Yep. You might be right.

I know it's irrational, but: 1) I think they should choose Maye. 2) I hope they choose Daniels. Why? The Daniels pick just seems like more fun. Shallow, eh? Besides, it's not as if we are really going to be a position to choose which one we get. There is not a certain enough differential...

He probably could still play and be a middle-of-the-pack qb. If there were an offer, I think he'd realize that middle-of-the-pack is not his happy spot and opt out. He's probably just rattling cages, tbh. He does that.

Well, I'll hope you are right, but I think you are wrong. Because Tom made just about any sort of roster work (just about: toward the end Belichick gave him only irredeemable trash to work with), we have gotten in the habit, I think, of assuming our rosters are better than they actually are. I...

While such a cheery turn of events is possible, it is ertainly not likely enough that its occurring should be a baseline assumption as we co template what sort of roster mix we ought to aim for.. I also think Houston was better off than we are, certainly on offense, when they began their upward...

Yep. I agree, but I think at this point we should concentrate on getting the younger, promising guys. After teams have chosen their draftees, undrafted free agents, maybe made a trade in connection with the draft; I suspect there will be a better selection of older players with something left in...

Given the woeful state of the roster, we must anticipate a two or three year rebuild. We must therefore not think short term at all, which means that we must to some extent at least acquiesce in the assumption, painful to some, that fielding a winning team next year is quite unimportant, even a...

Maye, my brain tells me, is the smart choice, but it'd be more fun if they were to take Daniels, so I won't squawk if they pick him. After all, fun may be rare commodity for Pats fans next year. The McCarthy thing looks like the usual sudden and unwarranted rise, the result of boredom with the...

LOL. Maybe the NFL thinks it's important that fans have time to complain about every conceivable problem with every conceivable decision their team might possibly make, a task we are very eager to acomplish, at length, ad nauseum..

It is disingenuous for you to pretend that the purse/nail polish thing does not invoke for many homosexuality: of course it does. Given that it does so, I felt I should say that that is not the issue for me, but that the obvious narcissism is the issue, and that that is a potential concern...

I agree with much of this, but trading a #1 to move up a place or two would be foolish (Point 4), particularly for a team with as many gaps as this team has.

He's a narcissistic fool burdened with parents who enable his foolishness. I could not care less what his sexual proclivities might be, but his asinine character ensures failure at the next level.

Al Sharpton does very well.

I hate to say so, but he had to go. The receivers room has not been well-coached. If this is some sort of face-saving arrangement, that's fine.