Patriots Player Departure Myles Bryant signs with Texans

[TommyD4207]

"Continue..."? Patsies haven't done Anything to address the CB ANY position this offseason.

Fixed, for accuracy. Except maybe 3rd down back. They got better there, because now they have one.

 

[TommyD4207]

I'm glad as anyone that MBryant won't be playing with the Pats next year, but their feet weren't even a yard away from each other.

Nobody was as 'close to making a play' as Myles Bryant. He's pretty much the Patriots all-time leader in that category.

 

[sb1]

I'm glad as anyone that MBryant won't be playing with the Pats next year, but their feet weren't even a yard away from each other.

They were further apart than that a split second before. Maybe Dotson was slowing down to make the grab?

 

[Joey007]

When he sucked, we couldn't get rid of him.

So naturally once he finally plays decently, we say so long.

 

[TheRainMaker]

Watch Myles Bryant put together a decent rest of his career like Elandon Roberts has.

 

[mgteich]

Watch Myles Bryant put together a decent rest of his career like Elandon Roberts has.

Yup, while we depend on Wade, Bolden and Marco Wilson.

 

[captain stone]

Yup, while we depend on Wade, Bolden and Marco Wilson.

Those three suck same as the Spaceman.

 

[mgteich]

Those three suck same as the Spaceman.

So, we need a better fifth CB to replace them.

We have Gonzo, Jones, Jones and Austin. plus those three competing for #5. And, now that he's gone, perhaps you prefer Bryant to Wade, Bolden and Wilson.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Really funny how the anti Bill crowd really hates Bryant. He seemed ok to me, someone who could be upgraded but not the problem. Of course no one on defense was the problem last year, it was the qb and oline. IT will be really fun watching the same 5 or 6 posters this year and how difficult it will be for them to continue to ***** about how Bill is destroying the team when the team struggles. Hopefully they keep enlightening us with their amazing insite into the season.

I like Bill and am happy Bryant has moved on. He tackled well, and played zone OK, but he was a liability in man against any fast receiver. The other teams, especially the teams in the AFC East, were well aware of his shortcoming. Bill liked Bryant because Bryant did his job. But he is slow. Bryant's 40 at the combine was over 4.6 so he dropped to a UDFA. Smart guy and I wish him all the best, but I do not think system guys are better than athletic guys. I like the better athletes. Wilson could easily replace Bryant, but he will have attitude issues like he always does. Austin is the guy to watch. Austin is 6'1" while Bryant was 5'8". Austin is not a lot faster, but still faster and more athletic. Austin is a smart football guy like Bryant. I think Austin replaces Brayant and improves the team in man coverage.

 

[archstanton543]

Bye Myles "Away From The Play" Bryant. It's been real but it hasn't been real fun.

 

[Huckleberry1]

Caserio is doing a great job with Houston.

 

[TommyD4207]

Watch Myles Bryant put together a decent rest of his career like Elandon Roberts has.

Wrong Hole Roberts is the same player he always was.

 

[Sciz]

That’s a pretty clear indication that there was basically no attempt to keep him. Looks like the slot job is being handed to Marcus Jones unless they’re signing a veteran starter to move Jonathan back inside.

 

[Brotherblues]

That’s a pretty clear indication that there was basically no attempt to keep him. Looks like the slot job is being handed to Marcus Jones unless they’re signing a veteran starter to move Jonathan back inside.

Last year they didn't let him test the market and opted to tender him at 2.5M.

This year, after a season in which he allegedly improved his stock, his market wound up being 1y 1.75M.

No hindsight about it, it was infuriating the moment they tendered him and refused to see what his real market was. Turns out his market was nothing.

 

[captain stone]

So, we need a better fifth CB to replace them.

We have Gonzo, Jones, Jones and Austin. plus those three competing for #5. And, now that he's gone, perhaps you prefer Bryant to Wade, Bolden and Wilson.

A #5?

We need - and have needed since Jackoff Should’ve Been Tariq Woolen Jones was foolishly ****-canned - a #1/2 CB opposite Gonzo, and the Jones Brothers ain’t it.

Austin’s already our #5, so we don’t need another of him either.

 

[mgteich]

A #5?

We need - and have needed since Jackoff Should’ve Been Tariq Woolen Jones was foolishly ****-canned - a #1/2 CB opposite Gonzo, and the Jones Brothers ain’t it.

Austin’s already our #5, so we don’t need another of him either.

I'm fine with bringing in a corner to play opposite Gonzo. Right now, that player is probably Austin.

 

[signbabybrady]

A #5?

We need - and have needed since Jackoff Should’ve Been Tariq Woolen Jones was foolishly ****-canned - a #1/2 CB opposite Gonzo, and the Jones Brothers ain’t it.

Austin’s already our #5, so we don’t need another of him either.

Jones brothers will lock down CB2 and 3 so get used to it.

 

[signbabybrady]

Last year they didn't let him test the market and opted to tender him at 2.5M.

This year, after a season in which he allegedly improved his stock, his market wound up being 1y 1.75M.

No hindsight about it, it was infuriating the moment they tendered him and refused to see what his real market was. Turns out his market was nothing.

Complaining about 750k is too on brand for Patsfans these days. We all are losing it.

 

[Brotherblues]

Complaining about 750k is too on brand for Patsfans these days. We all are losing it.

My complaint is more about having a #5 CB count 2.5M on the cap when that role is usually filled with low-end rookie contracts (which count about 1M or so against the cap).

How do those dollars come into play? Take for example Jakobi Meyers. They didn't want to tack an extra 1M for a good player, but they coughed up an extra 1.5M for a bad one.

 

[PatsFan2]

Bye Myles "Away From The Play" Bryant. It's been real but it hasn't been real fun.

Myles Bryant could have taught Juju and Parker a thing or two about separating. Because he was never close to a WR.