Guess we know why Zach went to Dallas

[spacecrime]

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But one has to wonder, if that was his stance all along......then why did he even visit with the Pats?

Likely it was the visit to the Pats that made him realize he couldn't play here.

The guy did something we all complain no one does: think about more than money. Let's give him credit.

Rosenhouse, though, is a funny guy. In the article Rosenhouse says, "... and really, I don't think he wanted to compete against the Dolphins."

 

[Lloyd_Christmas]

Who's Zach Thomas?

 

[NEPatriot]

i don't think loyalty has anything to do with it because if he is loyal to his team, he will stay with it. Because his team is not interested in him for any reason, it tells you a lot about loyalty. heh.?

it's hard to be loyal nowsday because people seem to screw other up any time for any reasons.

 

[Lansdowne]

Good for him. The Pats didn't need him anyway, so I don't see what's to be bitter about.

 

[NEPatriot]

we defeated his former team when he was one of its players and we are going to do that without him anyway.

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

I like his attitude. A guy who takes team rivalry as seriously as we fans do. Although I'd like to see the Pats get Ty Law back, he really irked me with his manlove for KJ when we played the Jets. I like the Bruschi attitude that you're a Patriot, not a division rival.

Good for Zach although I seriously worry about his health outlook with all those concussions. He'll make TJ look like a Mensa member in a couple years. With all that money given my health prospects, I'd retire a Fin now and do the media thingy for spare cash.