Patriots are signing WR Michael Jenkins

[captain stone]

Indeed. Jenkins is only a potential problem signing if it stops the team from signing someone else who'd have have a better shot to make the team. I hope Bill will not let it get that far.

Fixed it for ya.

 

[captain stone]

Wendell isn't a top C? Or Jones isn't a 3rd WR with a stretch potential to develop into a number 1?

Both, especially the second one.

 

[JackBauer]

Both, especially the second one.

Define top OC, because Wendell's definitely up there.

 

[captain stone]

He has averaged 40 rec 500 yards and like 4 TD's for his career sounds like a Gaffney-type player to me.```

I don't know what's happening with him, but I'd rather have the actual Gaffney.

 

[Brady6]

Both, especially the second one.

Ok so the fact Wendell rated as the #1 Rushing and #5 Passing center in the NFL while leading all NFL offensive linemen in snaps means nothing.

Jones had 41 catches for 441 yards in 12 games I pretty sure that is superior to our #3 WR last year and I tend to believe a 25 year old 6'0 208 pound WR who runs a 4.46 forty and has shown production in limited opportunities has potential to develop into a #1 outside WR in the Patriots scheme.

 

[captain stone]

Define top OC, because Wendell's definitely up there.

If Eric Wood could stay healthy, Wendell would be 4th-best out of 4 in his division.
Heck, Wendell's not even the best Center on his own team.

 

[captain stone]

Ok so the fact Wendell rated as the #1 Rushing and #5 Passing center in the NFL while leading all NFL offensive linemen in snaps means nothing.

Jones had 41 catches for 441 yards in 12 games I pretty sure that is superior to our #3 WR last year and I tend to believe a 25 year old 6'0 208 pound WR who runs a 4.46 forty and has shown production in limited opportunities has potential to develop into a #1 outside WR in the Patriots scheme.

From whom were these #1 & #5 ratings given?

As for Jones, a nice age/height/weight/speed graphic doesn't mean much if he gets open inconsistently,
runs routes imprecisely, and drops passes frequently. He is a #4/5, at best.

 

[Sciz]

If Eric Wood could stay healthy, Wendell would be 4th-best out of 4 in his division.
Heck, Wendell's not even the best Center on his own team.

So Wendell is worse than the two centers that should be in the Pro Bowl each year, if voters would stop sending the wrong Pouncey.

That puts him anywhere from 3-16 in the AFC.