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Making a judgment about an offensive or defensive lineman in OTA's is LUDICROUS. We won't have a clue about either Reiff or Brown until they put on the pads in camp and get to the TC practice with other teams. THEN we can make a few "judgements" of where we are at OT.
And even then, players DO get better over the course of a season
There have been several reports on Anderson, the Bronco's "back up", played very well when on the field. He is smart, VERY athletic, and well motivated. Commenting on watching DE's "run around him" in a no pad practice is trying to fit any perceived negative into a narrative that he is trying to paint.
I don't blame him necessarily. The Bruins, Celtics, and Sox coverage is good and extensive, but the Pats still are the driving force behind people going to his site. This is a really dead time for new, so a LOT of stuff we hear in the next month will be hot takes and content filler. Even if nothing is happening, they HAVE to keep coming up with content to justify their checks
No question, that OT is a HUGE question mark for this team. I mean it is fair to worry.......a lot. Anderson has never begun a season as the starter. Brown is as good or bad as he WANTS to be. Reiff was a very good OT who is at the end, but MAY have another good season in him. But regardless, it all just speculation until they start to hit and the best part of TC for that comes in joint practices
And even then, players DO get better over the course of a season
For the record, I usually LIKE Greg Bedard and I'm a subscriber to his site., BUT this post seems like just lazy filler to me, especially the comments on Anderson.Meanwhile Bedard goes all in on the downside: Boston Sports Journal
Are there any real options for Patriots' potential disaster at tackle?
Including this: Calvin Anderson, a backup with the Broncos, has been the de-facto left tackle this offseason and has been routinely run around before pads have gone on.
There have been several reports on Anderson, the Bronco's "back up", played very well when on the field. He is smart, VERY athletic, and well motivated. Commenting on watching DE's "run around him" in a no pad practice is trying to fit any perceived negative into a narrative that he is trying to paint.
I don't blame him necessarily. The Bruins, Celtics, and Sox coverage is good and extensive, but the Pats still are the driving force behind people going to his site. This is a really dead time for new, so a LOT of stuff we hear in the next month will be hot takes and content filler. Even if nothing is happening, they HAVE to keep coming up with content to justify their checks
No question, that OT is a HUGE question mark for this team. I mean it is fair to worry.......a lot. Anderson has never begun a season as the starter. Brown is as good or bad as he WANTS to be. Reiff was a very good OT who is at the end, but MAY have another good season in him. But regardless, it all just speculation until they start to hit and the best part of TC for that comes in joint practices











