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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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The key to roster management these days to is to have lots of quality players on the bottom of your roster that you aren’t paying tons of money for. Every draft pick, be it a third-round pick that is used on a wide receiver or a seventh-round pick that is used on a linebacker, should become an important piece of a teams roster puzzle.

Trading away draft picks for “name” players and missing on your scouting evaluations of college talent are the two quickest ways to decimate your roster for years to come. The teams handing out ridiculous contracts during the opening days of free agency are almost always the ones who have screwed up in the draft and who are now desperate to paper over the cracks.

NFL Free Agency “Winners” Are Rarely Winners When It Matters | Bleacher Report

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Gregory & Fanene probably didn’t get many other calls [if any] but every FA is anxious so they jump on Pats [interest],” he said. “Both very versatile & play with great effort. That’s common denominator. Fanene DT/DE & relentless. Gregory both safeties & ST’s.

Analyst likes Pats’ moves – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

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» Is Everyone OK That the Patriots Haven’t Made a Splashy Move? Barstool Sports: Boston

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» Is Everyone OK That the Patriots Haven’t Made a Splashy Move? Barstool Sports: Boston

Here’s Jerry Thornton, yet again being the voice of reason (or The Lorax who speaks for the wins), but sometimes I really wonder why some of my fellow Pats brethren are so enamored with every shiny object that flashes before their eyes. How many years of championship teams does Belichick have to put together before people stop freaking out that they don’t go after the big money free agents?

Look at the Super Bowl champions of the recent few years. There’s not a ‘big splash’ free agent on any of them, outside of maybe Drew Brees. The Giants, the Steelers, the Saints, and Packers were all built with a solid internal foundation while filling the cracks with free agents that fit.

It’s doesn’t get any simpler than the Pioli quote: “We’re building a team, not collecting talent”. I don’t know why it’s so hard for fans to wrap their brains around that one. Many would prefer to pay players for what they did on other teams rather than take care of our own free agents, and give hungry veterans prove-it contracts.

Every piece of talent that seems to fit a need becomes the object that we must have if we’re going to win another Super Bowl, yet little thought is given to the ramifications in the locker room, to the salary cap, and to the effect on the team’s quality depth from players one through fifty-three.

As always, sports are an outlet for people and everyone “enjoys” them in their own way. Far be it from me to demand positivity from everyone in the fan base, but if it gets to the point where they’re losing the forest for the trees it’s time to take a step back and realize it’s just business as usual in Foxboro, and no matter who we do or don’t add in March, we’re still the team to beat come September.