NEW ARTICLE: MORSE: Patriots Roster Analysis – Offensive Line

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MORSE: Patriots Roster Analysis – Offensive Line
Mark Morse
This is the second article analyzing the team's performance and the future of the personnel. The Offensive Line will come into focus in this piece.

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[captain stone]

Completely agree with the ass-essment of this offensive OL... Forgot that McDermott had been waived (with the hope of re-signing him to the PS probably) in favor of the weak-ass Never-Was Cole Croston; why does Billy only welcome Iowa's Lousy OLmen here?

I wouldn't say no to Trent Brown at RT, provided that he "restructures" his contract (i.e.: take a Massive pay cut)...

Very, VERY disappointed that Cant Assford's going to the Shrine Game, as I'm sure every human being with a functioning brain is.

 

[State]

I too endorse the Mark Morse article. Outstanding.

It made me realize that the gamble in resigning Wynn and then moving him to RT turned out to be, let’s face it, a colossal blunder.

I would think Belichick is bitterly disappointed by this player’s lack of effort and devotion to the team.

Than we grabbed a lifeline in Marcus Cannon. Nothing more than a bandaid.

So getting McDermott off the Jets PS was one of those lucky breaks that brought some stability to what was a barely functioning unit. He’s a fighter with nfl ability, esp in the run game.

Now if we had a blocking TE to chip McDermott’s opponent to help him out in the passing game, he might be adequate there, too.

 

[captain stone]

So getting McDermott off the Jets PS was one of those lucky breaks that brought some stability to what was a barely functioning unit. He’s a fighter with nfl ability, esp in the run game.

Now if we had a blocking TE to chip McDermott’s opponent to help him out in the passing game, he might be adequate there, too.

Darnell Washington at #46?