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My favorite "do your job" Patriot...
And the cool thing about him...
...he could do so many jobs.
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The last two were cast offs from other teams....Wonder who the next player is that gets assigned #50? There must be some magic in that number !
Good pick upThe last two were cast offs from other teams....
I'm not worried, BB will find someone to fill Ninks shoes. After all he did just that in getting Nink from NO in '09. I feel BB does some of his best personel work at this time of the year.Interesting. I know he's been taking most of the A. Branch reps at DT alongside Brown on the first team defense, but does this kick Guy more to DE now?
I don't see Grissom as the 1st string answer and the team so far has been really down on Ealy. Flowers is a lock but this really puts the starter and depth at DE into a little turmoil.
My first thought after reading he was retiring was him going into coaching.I hope he sticks around in a coaching capacity. He has the IQ for it.
I think the Patriots began planning for this last year when McClellin was signed. Similar skill set and I see him as a good fit in that hybrid role.Time to dust off the old clone machine again.
Seriously though he went from who is this guy that looks exactly like Vrabel to a man with a great Patriot legacy of his own.
I think the Patriots began planning for this last year when McClellin was signed. Similar skill set and I see him as a good fit in that hybrid role.
Not to call you out but Bru's retirement seemed more predictable than Ninks. He was 36 at the time and missed a few games the year before. Maybe you saw him as the next Seau?this has taken me by surprise - same as i felt when bruschi retired.