Welker’s Franchise Tag Protest has begun…
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Welker’s Franchise Tag Protest has begun…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/welkers-franchise-tag-protest-has-begun/
Multiple league sources, including those in front offices, expect the Patriots to make a run at Seahawks defensive tackle Red Bryant. At 6-4, 332 pounds, Joseph “Red” Bryant would seem to be strictly a power player. But he is much more than that, and that’s what likely attracts the Patriots. He’s very similar to Vince Wilfork in that way, although Wilfork shades more toward being a power player. Bryant, a 2008 fourth-round pick, flourished last season when the Seahawks started to highlight his versatility. Physically, he can play anywhere on the line in the 3-4 or 4-3, from over the center on passing downs, to over a tight end. Bryant showed off his athleticism by blocking a franchise-record for kicks last year. However, Bryant is not a natural pass rusher. The Seahawks actually took him off the field on passing downs, which would work with the Patriots because they usually rush another player (Rob Ninkovich or, perhaps, Jermaine Cunningham or Markell Carter). Bryant’s forte is that he’s tough to move on the line, but his game also has some refined finesse. Bryant, who will be 28 next month, is a rising talent who is extremely versatile.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/multiple-league-sources-including-those-in-front/
THE BEST FREE AGENCY MOVE FOR THE PATRIOTS…SO FAR
https://www.patspropaganda.com/best-free-agency-move-for-patriots-so-far/
Kyle Love signs Exclusive Rights Free Agent tender as expected. Hopefully the sides can hammer out a longer deal. Love was a big part of the defensive line in 2011 and should be a building block for the future.
Hmmm, now who does this remind me of…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/hmmm-now-who-does-this-remind-me-of/
Now this would be a move that made major sense to me…

Amendola would make sense as Welker 2.0
Um, only it wouldn’t make sense to me at all. The thing with Welker was that Belichick could not stop him when he was with Miami. Amendola? Not so unstoppable. At all.
And what new dimension to the Patriots offense would Amendola add? Something in between a Welker and Edelman? Plus coming off an injury? For a second round pick? I don’t see it at all. Can anyone tell me how this would make sense?
The last thing the Patriots need is another slot receiver who can get swallowed up by press man coverage.
Don’t you just love being “back” even though we never went anywhere? So, it’s been a rollercoaster ride since TB12 said bye bye, with the weird downfall of the great Belichick, and then the ‘counted those unhatched chickens’ with Jerod Mayo, but here we sit Patriots fans, 4 and 2 at the top of the […]