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If Gonzalez returns to the form of 2007 and 2008, when he was a tough-to-defend slot receiver with the Colts, the benefits will be solid for the Patriots. If Gonzalez resembles more of the player who had trouble staying on the field in each of the last three seasons and had limited production, there is little lost because this figures to be a minimum-salary type of contract. In that sense, this reminds me of the Jabar Gaffney signing from 2006. When the Patriots signed Gaffney that year, during the season, the move was an afterthought. But soon enough, Gaffney became a key cog of the receiving corps, earning a contract extension. Maybe the same happens with Gonzalez. Maybe it doesn’t. But I can envision why the Patriots see value in taking a chance with the 2007 first-round draft choice (32nd overall).

Opinion on Gonzalez signing – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

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“If you think about the concept of zone coverage, you were going to make the quarterback throw to a hole and have somebody go physically hit the receiver, and at that point, you hear the term ‘alligator arms,’ ’’ Snead said. “Well, that’s now out because of safety concerns. “These quarterbacks are so good now, the timing, they can throw to spots because every zone defense has a route that can beat it, and the great quarterbacks know it post-snap, and they throw to spots and the receiver gets there. “I think you’re going to see over the next 2-5 years the evolution of maybe new coverage schemes based on that.’’

Safety concerns are changing the position – Page 3 – Boston.com

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A league source Friday night said that the 30-year-old Lloyd and the Patriots were “close’’ to coming to a contract agreement. Once it’s finalized, the team could potentially have the outside-the-numbers receiving threat it has been lacking since Randy Moss was traded a quarter of the way into the 2010 season.

Patriots have Lloyd and Landry on their radar – Sports – The Boston Globe

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It’s a different process. It’s not something that I’ve been through,” Green-Ellis said Friday at the MassMutal Center, where he dropped the puck for the game between the Springfield Falcons and Portland Pirates. “I don’t know what’s going to happen. I just have to sit back and wait for things to unfold.”
Green-Ellis has been one of the Patriots’ steadiest options on offense after emerging as the starting running back during the 2010 season. He ran for 1,675 yards and 24 touchdowns over the last two seasons, and is yet to fumble as a professional, but New England hasn’t made him an offer that he deems fair.
The 26-year-old said that negotiations have been ongoing between him and the organization, and hopes that an agreement will eventually be reached.
“It’s not a perfect world,” Green-Ellis said when asked if he’d like to remain a Patriot. “I just know that both sides are working on it and hopefully things get done.

Patriots’ free-agent running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis is exploring all of his options | masslive.com

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Happy Saturday!

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