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Nope. We're not at the point where I want to give up a premium draft pick AND pay a huge contract for anyone. One or the other until we've built up a better talent base.

...or he just really likes the color pink.

How the heck are any of us supposed to know anything about the mental makeup of any of these kids?

We've got to stop interpreting every quote from Wolf, Mayo, and Kraft as a direct shot at Belichick.

FWIW...

I'm all in favor of this. Kickoffs have sucked for several years now. 80% of the time, it's a touchback, which is a giant waste of time. I'm one of the few sickos that watched the XFL, and this rule was phenomenal in that league. More returns AND fewer injuries. It was nothing but a...

Has anyone mentioned how the Patriots signing KJ Osborn nets the Vikings an extra 2025 3rd round compensatory pick?

My least favorite part of being a Patriots fan these days is the idea that I have to look back at an NFL dynasty that is unrivaled in its longevity and retroactively assign blame for its demise.

**** cancer.

I liked Grier coming out of college.

If they're using the XFL rules, instead of an onside kick attempt, a team would get a 4th-and-15 play from their own 25. Option is only available in the 4th quarter if the kicking team is trailing. You would lose out on surprise onside kicks, however.

This is my punter, and I will not hear otherwise.

Are the Patriots really in a position where they can pass up talent in favor of need? I don't think so.

https://thedraftnetwork.com/nfl-draft-2024-rankings-too-early/

Worth noting that Andrews' position coach at Troy was none other than former Patriots' OL coach Cole Popovic. So not only did the Patriots probably have in depth knowledge of Andrews, they drafted someone that they've seen play their system.

Matt Milano and Deion Jones are both roughly Mapu's size, no? And they're both good for roughly 100 tackles/year.

The only thing that keeps me from being really excited about the pick is the physical/athletic profile. How many 5-8, 175-pound WRs that didn't run sub 4.4 40s have had success in the NFL? Maybe Tyler Lockett? But even Lockett's a half-step faster, a bit better in terms of agility testing...

Trying to rationalize how Boutte can be one of the worst testing WRs in the draft, after I watched him run away from Emmanuel Forbes on video.