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[Huckleberry1]

Marcus Bryant agrees.


Marcus Bryant wonders what you are talking about?

We really don't know if Marcus Bryant is going to be a really good player or not, until he shows in real games we won't know. Hopefully he turns out to be a good starting tackle, but until then, like many other positions, we will have to be looking at their other options as well.

 

[Huckleberry1]

We will see if Bryant gets some playing time this season.

Even if he doesn’t he’s not a total unknown. Coaches will have a lot of up close and personal observation of him in practice, and of his character and work ethic in the locker room.

I think it’s always good to bring in competition even at positions that look to be all set, for depth and to keep incumbents from getting complacent.

Just saying that we will have much bigger priorities elsewhere next year.

OL is always a priority, until you have one of the best lines in football. However the 26' Draft is loaded at defensive line and Edge, I don't know how deep those positions are, but top 50 is really strong. What I'm really uncertain about is WR? If I was going to bet on their first round pick next year I would bet on DL/Edge. But don't be surprised if they take Anthony Hill Jr. linebacker Texas. Getting the best off the ball linebacker in the middle of the first round would be a great pick for them.

 

[Jackson 2]

Not hearing much anguish these days about Campbell's lack of fingernail length. He must have let them grow since the start of training camp. Nonsensical rubbish...

 

[WhatJustHappened]

Not hearing much anguish these days about Campbell's lack of fingernail length. He must have let them grow since the start of training camp. Nonsensical rubbish...

Fkn CLAWS!

 

[WhatJustHappened]

Not hearing much anguish these days about Campbell's lack of fingernail length. He must have let them grow since the start of training camp. Nonsensical rubbish...

Don't you worry, the ****y C unts will be chirping LOUDLY when he finally gets beat soundly(which WILL HAPPEN - All get beat sooner or later).
He's doing well, much to their hatred.
Smells like tuna....

 

[BUSTAMOVE]

TE is another sneaky big need. I think HH has another year, maybe two of solid starter snaps in him but he is closer to the end than being a key piece going forward. TE also has the highest learning curve after QB so a year for a promising rookie to develop behind HH would be huge.

Both TE’s are up in age
Plus JM loves 2 TE sets

 

[rkarp1]

Both TE’s are up in age
Plus JM loves 2 TE sets

I saw a stat that the Pats in 2025 have run their 12 offense (2 TE's) 38% of the offensive snaps

 

[BUSTAMOVE]

I saw a stat that the Pats in 2025 have run their 12 offense (2 TE's) 38% of the offensive snaps

If we do get one early in the draft we need a elite Blocking/Recieving TE to benefit the running game also in those sets

 

[TommyD4207]

TE is another sneaky big need. I think HH has another year, maybe two of solid starter snaps in him but he is closer to the end then being a key piece going forward. TE also has the highest learning curve after QB so a year for a promising rookie to develop behind HH would be huge.

Draft someone this year in the top 50. There's some good ones.

 

[PatsFan2]

TE is another sneaky big need. I think HH has another year, maybe two of solid starter snaps in him but he is closer to the end then being a key piece going forward. TE also has the highest learning curve after QB so a year for a promising rookie to develop behind HH would be huge.

Wanted TE Tucker Kraft a few years back; the name alone says it all dam.

 

[PatsFan2]

TE is another sneaky big need. I think HH has another year, maybe two of solid starter snaps in him but he is closer to the end then being a key piece going forward. TE also has the highest learning curve after QB so a year for a promising rookie to develop behind HH would be huge.

H Henry looks primed to have his best year ever as a TE. Austin Hooper is coming on too Maye looks for his TE's.

 

[n1997y]

Fkn CLAWS!

T Rex have claws?

Who knew?

 

[Froob]

Could’ve just said post Scar was a disaster until Marrone.

would have been a more efficient way to post that for sure

 

[Huckleberry1]

Not hearing much anguish these days about Campbell's lack of fingernail length. He must have let them grow since the start of training camp. Nonsensical rubbish...

They grew out a 1/3 of an inch, now he's a tackle.

 

[n1997y]

They grew out a 1/3 of an inch, now he's a tackle.

Don’t let him get a manicure or the bs will start again!

 

[Kdo5]

Not hearing much anguish these days about Campbell's lack of fingernail length. He must have let them grow since the start of training camp. Nonsensical rubbish...

He’s doing well. But arm length may still be what holds him back from elite status. Yet to be seen but yeah it was clearly an overreaction with the notion that he would only be a guard.

 

[Wozzy]

I am among the most homerish posters.

However, I try not to greatly exaggerate how good the team is.

You can choose to believe that we are almost as good as the team favored to be in Super Bowl by those not called patriot fans.

We’re better.

 

[State]

It's not just the play of WC. But last night the other rookie Jared Wilson showed off his sky/high promise. He's an intriguing blend of power, athleticism, and intelligence. Epic home run third round draftee. Bout time.

And the FA center has certainly resurrected his career. He's playing great. Especially in pass coverage.

And the leader, the veteran Morgan Moses, has been on the field playing well.

OL is a five fat guy cheorrgraphed dance with a TE added every now and then.

And under Doug Marrone they got the job done.

Just a little disappointed in the run game. More production needed.

Next Sunday in New Orleans there's a good chance Chase Young makes his first appearance of the season. Calf injury.

But in TC he looked in great physical shape.

Big test for Campbell if Young plays. But the tough, smart, athletic kid is acing his exams so far--even with a wingspan that is "stubby."

 

[State]

Only as good as the weakest link. Five legit players in Orchard Park. Two rookies. Good to see.

Unlike the Bills, however, depth is a bit of a question mark. Maybe Markus Bryant could come in at RT. Maybe Ben Brown at RG. Not sure.

 

[TommyD4207]

We’re better.

I've been screaming all week the Bills aren't that good.
I'm not sure 'we're better', we were last night. But the Bills aren't the 07 Patriots, and the 25 Patriots just exposed them to the rest of the league last night.