WaterfallJumper
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OTOH, repeatedly running into walls doesn't help. I doubt it's part of Brady's regime for example.
I still got moves, man.
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Serious moves, hats off. But how many takes?
I really like this post. But i have a question for you. With us resigning harmon would you use a pick on marcus williams? I really come to like his game but i dont see him getting much playing time.
Based on his measureables and scouting report, it seems unlikely to me that he'll still be on the board at #72. Maybe not even at #32. IDK, perhaps a moot point?
As horrible as it is to think about, the Pats are going to need to find a replacement for McCourty sooner or later. And Chung may be more vulnerable sooner. Both turn 30 during Camp, IIRC.
Meanwhile, Chung and McCourty each played around 1200 snaps last year, combining defense and ST snaps. That's about 50 more than any of the OL. Seems to me like they could use some quality relief out there, which Harmon didn't really provide.
If Williams is really that good, I think the Pats would find a way to get him some decent snaps. And it's not as if there isn't a roster-end DB who couldn't be bumped off the 53.
Holy **** we have Cooks, Hogan, Gronk, 11, Mitchell, Lewis, Allen for sure on O. That is just a ridiculous amount of riches.
Still want to fit one more certain flex/TE/WR but anyway ... again hope we keep Butler bc this ****in team is loaded. Absolutely loaded if he stays.
During the 2007 pre-season, I thought that if Samuel would simply sign his franchise tag, the team could go 19-0. Not exactly the same feeling this time around with Butler, but close.