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Darrelle is a good player. We’ll see how it comes together with us, what his role is and how exactly he fits in our scheme and so forth,” Belichick added. “We’ll just have to see how that comes together.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/darrelle-is-a-good-player-we-ll-see-how-it/
Good way to wrap up a Monday…
Adversity – A tribute to the 2013 New England Patriots (by Max Avedisian)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/good-way-to-wrap-up-a-monday-adversity-a/
Never say never. Certainly sounds dramatic but Wilfork’s been gone on vacation for a while now, so this is somewhat old news even though we’re just hearing about it now. For anyone who went through Wilfork’s last contract negotiation, it certainly was just as contentious as this seems now.
Ultimately I think it boils down to what is Vince going to get out on the open market. If you’re another team you have to be a little wary of signing him to a big deal coming off a major injury with all the mileage he has on him.
It really makes the most sense for him to return to the Pats and finish out his career as a Patriot so I still hold out hope that cooler heads prevail.
New England Patriots’ Robert Kraft makes case for Vince Wilfork to remain with team – ESPN Boston
Nothing would make me happier this offseason than to see the Pats and Wilfork come to a new agreement. I know Vince is a proud man and we saw in his last contract negotiation that things got a little contentious at times, but they still found a way to get things done to keep Vince in New England. Hopefully they can bring it back from the brink once again.
Gronkowski at crossroads season with Patriots
New post up at SportsBlog, taking a closer look at what’s on the line for Gronk this season.
Mark Sanchez briefly was the star QB the Jets expected. | SportsonEarth.com : Will Leitch Article
I know Mark Sanchez is everyone’s favorite punching bag right now but I don’t think Patriots fans will forget his performance in the 2010 playoffs.
Yes, getting to two-straight AFC Championships was impressive, but beating the Patriots in Foxboro after losing there a month earlier by an embarrassing 45-3 had to be the crowning moment of Sanchez’ career as a Jet.
He was lights out that game, played mistake-free and took advantage of a Patriots offense that never got on track and couldn’t put Sanchez and the Jets offense behind the eight ball.
