Patriots Injury News Carlton Davis in concussion protocol

[captain stone]

Murano has been a world class glassmaking center since the days when the Doge imposed a death sentence on any gaffer who tried to abscond with trade secrets. Murano glass is generally recognizable because it is excessively frilly and delicate. I have a few pieces in my art glass collection. They’re really neat.

We had a vase we bought in Murano that someone knocked over during our SB 49 watch party. Still haven't replaced it. I was shopping online for Christmas this year for one and the prices are insane.

The wife & I spent 3-4 days in Venice in March of 2022 as part of a trip to Italy that included Rome - Florence - Venice - Rome by train; that part of the country had only recently been fully open for business it seemed: far smaller crowds than I had heard from others who had been there pre-covid, even in March... Good for us though... One of those afternoons was spent touring the Murano Glass factory on one of the nearby islands; impressive, and they have a bunch of pictures on their walls of their more-famous customers: musicians, actors etc... We ended-up buying a smaller piece, a dolphin in a classic snout & tailfin touching the water pose, for our dining room back in Hershey... Depending on the light, the piece changes color as you walk around the table in shades of blues & oranges inside the clear body; pretty cool.

Also good news on the Doorman. We want no part whatsoever of watching Any of our other DBs besides the starting 5.

 

[mgteich]

No I get that . But I don't think you will pay top of market money on wrong side of the age . To remain competitive you need to balance it out with studs and value veta and rookies . You can't pay everyone .

Onwenu is paid top tackle money and if he retaruxtures where cap hit is around 12 million why not. I think 20 million is definitely not on and cap hit if 25 million for next year might be too much to swallow if he doesn't restructure.

You misuse the word "restructure",

What you are suggesting is that Onwenu takes a pay cut.

 

[TheRainMaker]

No I get that . But I don't think you will pay top of market money on wrong side of the age . To remain competitive you need to balance it out with studs and value veta and rookies . You can't pay everyone .

Onwenu is paid top tackle money and if he retaruxtures where cap hit is around 12 million why not. I think 20 million is definitely not on and cap hit if 25 million for next year might be too much to swallow if he doesn't restructure.

The more weeks that go by with broadcasts saying how well Owenu has been playing makes it less likely he's taking a pay cut in 2026. Hopefully this is a good problem they have as Super Bowl Champions in a few weeks.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Next year will be the last for

Diggs
Davis
Henry
Hollins

I think you forgot Moses.

 

[TheRainMaker]

completely disagree

he's giving exactly what we paid for, his performance this year is on par with/above his career numbers - he gets attacked a lot because he is opposite gonzo

Nope. This is going to come as a surprise to you guys, but Gonzalez was the most target player on the Pats this season. Marcus Jones was 2nd. Davis had a career low targets at 4.35 per game when his average was around 7-7.5 per game in Tampa. It was around 5 last season in Detroit. In fact, he played all 17 games and allowed a career low 394 yards on the season and best between him, Gonzo and Jones.

He's a lock for next season whether he had a favorable cap hit or not.