NEW ARTICLE: Patriots Willing to Let Meyers Test Free Agency, But Hopefully He Sticks Around

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Patriots Willing to Let Meyers Test Free Agency, But Hopefully He Sticks Around
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Heading into this offseason, the New England Patriots clearly need to improve offensively as they try and bounce back from a frustrating 2022 season.

One of those first dominoes is about to fall in the coming days, and how things shake out with Jakobi Meyers is likely going to be a deciding factor into how they approach free agency.

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[patman52]

I just can't see paying him 14mil or so.

 

[maust]

I just can't see paying him 14mil or so.

Obviously the Pats are hoping neither can an opposing GM.

 

[archstanton543]

Dude deserves to get paid.

Probably won't be by the Pats, though. That will make WR more of a priority than it already was. Hopefully they can pick someone at 14 that can come in right away and help. But I'm not holding my breath.

 

[RIpats88]

I just can't see paying him 14mil or so.

we paid Agholor 11-12million$ for no production. what is $14million for a reliable slot receiver who has had around 1000 yards ever year? and lose one of Mac jones most reliable targets?

I think alot of people on this board still stuck in the "cheapo" mindset. That worked with brady covering up your warts. it doesn't anymore.

 

[Ian]

we paid Agholor 11-12million$ for no production. what is $14million for a reliable slot receiver who has had around 1000 yards ever year? and lose one of Mac jones most reliable targets?

I think alot of people on this board still stuck in the "cheapo" mindset. That worked with brady covering up your warts. it doesn't anymore.

I agree with you on Meyers's value. But what's with the "your?" Shouldn't it be "our"?

 

[Ian]

He was their most productive 3rd down receiver last year - by a lot: