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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Speak for yourself. Some of us are on salary, get paid whether we show up or not, and still show up.Wynn is playing on his fifth year option, which means he makes 10+ plus mil guaranteed, however, no workout or off season bonuses, so no financial incentive to show up at OTAs. If he doesn't show for mini camp, then you might have something, but OTAs? like most of us, if you ain't getting paid for work, your not showing up for work.
Please write 10 times on the blackboardVery interesting. Kind of weird. Seems like you’d want Onwenu at RT but then you have a big hole at RG with no obvious solutions. Wonder if Herron is any good at RT. Brown was a monster at RT but they also used him and Mason as a road tandem to run behind. If they want to pass more now, perhaps a better LT is more important and a strong RT becomes less of a focus.
Staff has evaluated this issue and continues to do so... Wonder if Herron is any good at RT.
I don't know about you, but despite having a salaried position, I would get fired pretty quickly if I didn't show up under the assumption I get paid either way. The fact that I do show up doesn't speak to my work ethic relative to an hourly worker.Speak for yourself. Some of us are on salary, get paid whether we show up or not, and still show up.
and some of us know that putting in the work is important to being the best we can be, and especially being better than that guy who is there trying to take our job and make it his job. So we show up when we don’t have to because we know it’s better for us.
maybe Wynn is doing the work at home, by himself. But part of the work is working together as a team, and I’m worried about that aspect especially when he is going to be playing next to somebody new. It’s a trade off, he’s got to get healthy and stay healthy and be fresh and ready for the grind. OTOH Wynn and the OL had room for improvement last year, that’s why BB blew the unit up and is rebuilding it. Wynn needs to get with that program IMHO, not showing up is a factor in that most important ability, availability.
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Reading Reiss’ notes yesterday, it sounds like the Pats have buyer’s remorse for picking up Wynn’s 5th year option.
I think the Patriots would rather accumulate the cap space to get through the season by cutting salary rather than pushing salary into the future. So, I wonder whether the Pats might have a chance to trade Wynn?
Even if the Pats had to pay 3-4 million of Wynn’s $ 10.4 million guarantee to facilitate a trade, it makes sense if you believe a healthy, engaged Trent Brown is a better LT than Wynn and that, with a full off season and TC, one of Herron, Durant, Cajuste or Stueber can get the job done at RT for a million bucks or less.
Who knows. That's his last tweet. Typical cryptic crap. For all we know he just dropped a huge load on the throne when he posted that.Whats he talking about?
Reiss never does hot takes and doesnt speculate much- unless it's something that really deserves honest speculation. I think it's a legit question that Pats might have regrets picking up Wynn's option,esp. considering his injury history.Is it typical for Reiss to write stuff like this coming out of nowhere about a player (team regrets extension, possible trade)? Or does he only write this stuff if he has a source? Idk, just asking since there's a bunch of articles about possible Wynn trades based on Reiss' article.
It would honestly shock me, if it happens, to be honest. That would mean 3 new starters on the OL with already questionable depth. Unless they're looking at a vet UFA. But who?
Best guys left are Duane Brown (hell of a LT but 36+ yo) & Eric Fisher (avg LT). I'm not the biggest fan of Wynn, but would rather see him stay for continuity on the line.
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