PatsPropaganda

An Independent Patriots Blog

Uncategorized

Darryl ‘Swagg’ Roberts brings confidence, athleticism to Patriots secondary

by

Darryl ‘Swagg’ Roberts brings confidence, athleticism to Patriots secondary

Another in a long list of interesting in-depth looks at Patriots players from Mark Daniels. Roberts is the most talked about “under-the-radar” guy of hte offseason. He was getting plenty of run with the first team in OTAs and is this year’s potential Malcolm Butler. One to watch in camp who could see a significant role this year.

Mike, you take your family on a nice vacation and as you head to dinner you forget your cell phone in your hotel room so you head to the elevator to go back to your room to get it. Suddenly, the Hoodie himself walks in. He notices you’re wearing some Patriots gear, and in a strange turn of events he asks you, “If you could go back to any time in my entire stint here in New England and change a decision I made, what would it be and why?” Have a great weekend, Mike! Almost back to real football!

by

Clearly there is only one choice: DON’T WEAR THE RED HOODIE FOR SUPER BOWL 42!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by

You’ve got way over $100 million in the bank. You’ve got a beautiful wife. You’ve got a beautiful family. The natural tendency would be to say, ‘I can lie in my silk sheets and just enjoy life now. I don’t need football.’ But I’m telling you: This is the best thing that could have happened to Tom Brady. This will rejuvenate him. The rest of the league better look out. This year, he’s going to make everybody pay for what’s happened.

Rodney Harrison

How the Deflategate controversy will motivate Tom Brady in 2015 | The MMQB with Peter King

https://www.patspropaganda.com/youve-got-way-over-100-million-in-the-bank/

How do you see the guard position working out, I’ve penciled in Jackson the minute he was drafted but I can’t figure out the other guard position

by

Few different ways I can see this playing out, but a big part of it is whether or not Jackson can play the left side. If he can the easy starting place is Wendell back at RG and Jackson at LG.

Wendell is no lock. And Josh Klein, Shaq Mason, Cameron Fleming and Caylin Hauptmann will all get long looks inside, perhaps into the start of the regular season like we saw last year. Klein seems under the radar, but has done a good job filling in over the last two seasons in spot duty. That’s a similar route that Connolly and Wendell took before they stepped into the starting lineup.

I’m very intrigued by Mason just because he’s so undersized but such a mauler. Excited to see him in preseason.

All we know for sure is that there will be plenty of different combinations inside, but I think of everyone Jackson is the most likely lock for a starting spot…assuming his knees hold up.