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Archives for February 17, 2015

The New England Patriots’ Round 1 Big Board Before Combine

February 17, 2015 by Mike Dussault

The New England Patriots’ Round 1 Big Board Before Combine

Frenz has five prospects who might be a good Patriots fit. As expected, guard is a big position of focus in almost all of these early mocks.

The Pats will fill all their major holes in free agency, even if it’s just temporary, so they won’t have to find a started in the draft at any spot. That flexibility will allow them to pounce on value.

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Hey Mike, I know the Patriots are not really known for making big FA splashes but I’ll pose a few guys who they might kick the tires on and I’d love to hear your opinion on them. TE Charles Clay, WR Michael Crabtree, DT Dan Williams, and yes I’ll throw WR Larry Fitzgerald (pending his release) in there. Feel like all these guys could be in the Patriots’ price range and could make contributions to an already great team. Thoughts?

February 17, 2015 by Mike Dussault

Obviously, Crabtree and Fitzgerald do seem like interesting fits for the kind of offense the Patriots run, but will the Pats have the money to bring them in? I definitely doubt it on Fitzgerald, and maybe something could be done with Crabtree, but external wide receivers are close to the bottom of my need list in free agency. To me bringing in one of those two guys sends these messages – Dobson/Boyce/Tyms are done and we’re not even sure about LaFell. 

Clay and Williams are two intriguing players for sure. Williams would probably come at the expense of Vince Wilfork, but if he could be that long term replacement, and combine with Siliga for an effective double-nose front, he might be worth it.

Clay is one of those swiss army knife guys that you know would thrive in the Patriots offense. One part Develin, one part Gronk, they could move him all around and he’d get a ton of favorable matchups. Would just love to see him in New England more than any of these other guys.

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February 17, 2015 by Mike Dussault


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