Wes Welker Says Goodbye To The New England Patriots: Debbie’s Reaction (by Alicia Love)
Okay not everyone is taking it so well…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/wes-welker-says-goodbye-to-the-new-england/
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Wes Welker Says Goodbye To The New England Patriots: Debbie’s Reaction (by Alicia Love)
Okay not everyone is taking it so well…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/wes-welker-says-goodbye-to-the-new-england/
To that point in the season, Amendola was one of the NFL’s most productive players. He ranked second in the NFL in catches with 31, and eighth in the league with 351 receiving yards. He had just one catch in the Cardinals game before the injury, but it was a 44-yard play in which he got past cornerback Patrick Peterson for a long gain. He returned to the roster on Nov. 11, catching 11 passes for 102 yards in a 24-24 tie with the San Francisco 49ers. He finished the 2012 season with 63 receptions, 666 yards, and two touchdowns.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/to-that-point-in-the-season-amendola-was-one-of/
Wes Welker must look at Danny Amendola and shake his head. A younger — and likelier cheaper — version of me? Son of a … The comparisons between the two are really something: both went to Texas Tech, both were undrafted free agents who saw two teams give up on them before they achieves success in the NFL, and both made their bones as special teamers before becoming big-time targets in the slot. And now, with Amendola set to hit free agency and the Patriots (possibly) thinking about life after Welker, the stage could be set for New England to welcome a new generation of slot receiver to Foxboro. As a member of the Rams, Amendola had 63 catches in 11 games in 2012 and a career-high 85 catches for 689 yards and three touchdowns in 2010.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/wes-welker-must-look-at-danny-amendola-and-shake/
Patriots Take 2: Tom Brady shredded Wade Phillips blitz in shootout – Going Deep – Boston.com Good stuff as always from Frenz (we’ll be back with a podcast tomorrow)… Despite all their changes and injuries on defense, the Patriots have used 186 unique lineup combinations on defense, which is actually the 11th-fewest in the NFL. […]