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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.Sure it is. I would think even a hack like yourself would understand. You can't WIN if you don't get to the game. And before you try another dumbarse rebuttal by pointing to the four staight by Buffalo, they did so without a salary cap. Different era.
But, like I said. Lets change the philosophy and be like the Lions and just draft the best receiver. How did that work out for them? How did it work out for Atlanta and Cincy?
Come on Jeff. I would think a supposed "scientist" like yourself would be able to put up a better rebuttal than the crap you've done...
Rookie wide receivers from the collegiate ranks won't cut the mustard.This team needs 2 SOLID WR's. Those who know how to get open and can understand our system.
Rookie wide receivers from the collegiate ranks won't cut the mustard.
Yep, and nor do these inferior B grade types we pick up from scrap heaps way past their prime
Gabriel
Stallworth
Gaffney
Caldwell
Kelly Washington
Sam Aiken
Joey Galloway
Ocho
JJ Stokes
David Terrell
.......list pretty long I'm sure
And maybe, just maybe, because of this turnstyle mentality BB has used last 6 years, Brady just cannot trust the next 1 year rental WR to develop good chemistry
On the other hand forget the Collegiate ranks....that experiment has seen wonder WR's like Chad Jackson, Taylor Price, Bethel Johnson, PK Sam, Slater, Tate.........
Jabar Gaffney NFL Football Statistics - Pro-Football-Reference.comGaffney was pretty good here wasnt he?
-game winner against the ravens in 07
The concern is the amount of cap space allocated to the wide receiver position especially if Wes Welker signs a contract extension. Personally I would sign Wes Welker to a contract extension, draft a center in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft, and allow Dan Koppen to depart via unrestricted free agency. Dante Scar has better luck developing offensive lineman directly from the collegiate ranks than the New England Patriots offensive staff developing wide receivers directly from the collegiate ranks.Why is it relevant that the Patriots haven't developed WRs?
They've been one of the best passing offenses for the past 6 years. They should just stop drafting WRs and rely solely on FA at that position.
Why is it relevant that the Patriots haven't developed WRs?
They've been one of the best passing offenses for the past 6 years. They should just stop drafting WRs and rely solely on FA at that position.
Gaffney was pretty good here wasnt he?
-game winner against the ravens in 07
and we let him go.........
This team needs 2 SOLID WR's. Those who know how to get open and can understand our system. Else, good Defenses will alwys shut them down come playoff time
and we let him go.........
Keep moving the goalposts, huh? First it was "can't develop/spot", now it's "we let him go". Your original point was wrong. Don't go turning proof of it into a separate attack on the organization
Also, you may have missed the NFL in recent years, but rookie wideouts are having significant positive impacts on their teams nowadays.
Getting past your idiotic rant, I would highlight for you that Gaffney caught a jawdropping 85 passes in 48 games over 3 YEARS with the Pats. Helping you that bangs out to around 28 catches a year.
You forget the gabanza list I highlighted from Doug Gabriel onwards. Only Welker and 1 year of Moss has saved the list from being an absolute disaster
Name me one NFL rookie WR on PATRIOTS that has had any impact since Branch/Givens of 8/9 years ago ? I dont care about NFL rookie WR's, I'm asking about Patriots, since that is the team in discussion here...Who ?
Bethel Johnson ? PK Sam ? Chad Jackson ? Taylor Price ? Brandon Tate ? Mattew Slater ? whoooooooooooo ?
News flash for you........those who are having success are the Top 10 talent level, AJ Green, Julio Jones et al
Keep moving the goalposts, huh? First it was "can't develop/spot", now it's "we let him go". Your original point was wrong. Don't go turning proof of it into a separate attack on the organization
Also, you may have missed the NFL in recent years, but rookie wideouts are having significant positive impacts on their teams nowadays.