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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Man, would it be great to see one of Crossen or Jackson step up and show something. I’m still not fully convinced that both McCourty and Rowe make this team as CBs. It just feels like one of those situations where we’re making assumptions based on past performances, and neither one of them has a dead cap hit, IIRC.Speaking of focus, Crossen is doing his best to prepare himself for camp. Love the attitude!
Pats rookie CB Keion Crossen putting in the summer work
Man, would it be great to see one of Crossen or Jackson step up and show something. I’m still not fully convinced that both McCourty and Rowe make this team as CBs. It just feels like one of those situations where we’re making assumptions based on past performances, and neither one of them has a dead cap hit, IIRC.
Of course, keeping one or both of the rookies on the PS would be fine too.
I bet they both underperform big timeLooking for a big year for Cooks.
Lewis too.
so its' time to take a look back at a great 2017
Of course, keeping one or both of the rookies on the PS would be fine too.
agreed.
There is no reason for a rookie to make the 53 unless one is a top special teamer.
Well, I’m not sure that I’d go quite that far but I agree with the idea that we can continue to develop certain low level players on the practice squad.agreed.
There is no reason for a rookie to make the 53 unless one is a top special teamer.
Are you talking in general? Or just in the case of this particular position this year? Or was there sarcasm that I didn't pick up on (always a danger with me)?
agreed.
There is no reason for a rookie to make the 53 unless one is a top special teamer.