Throwback Welker.
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Anybody feel like playing tag today?
https://www.patspropaganda.com/anybody-feel-like-playing-tag-today/
Make this kid president of the Patriot Youth.
Patriots Roster (by stealthevan)
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Keep hearing that the Patriots’ top priority on the free agent market will be receiver. Would have to think that Vincent Jackson (Chargers) and Mike Wallace (Steelers) are at the top of the list. Don’t see how San Diego can afford not to franchise Jackson and then at least trade him. I’d go with Jackson over Wallace despite Jackson being 29 and four years older. Both would require a pick and contract, most likely. Brandon Lloyd will be 31 in July, so he’ll be cheaper and won’t cost a pick.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/keep-hearing-that-the-patriots-top-priority-on/
In 19 games, they had 51 sacks and 83 knockdowns for a total of 134 times the opposing quarterback had to pick himself off the turf, an average of 7.1 per game. That was a significant improvement. And on third down, the Patriots improved slightly overall (43.1 percent, 28th in the NFL), but dramatically on third downs of more than 10 yards (15.9 percent, 10th).
https://www.patspropaganda.com/in-19-games-they-had-51-sacks-and-83-knockdowns/
The Patriots are expected to assign the franchise tag to receiver Wes Welker by Monday’s deadline. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that the team is waiting until the last minute. In some ways, I see it as symbolic of the club not wanting to create a “hard ball” type of message with a player who has done everything it has asked of him. They just have a difference of opinion as to the right contract at this point.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-patriots-are-expected-to-assign-the-franchise/
O’Brien’s one big regret from the Super Bowl? “Probably the first play of the game, call a different play,” he said of the safety Brady took that put the defense right back on the field. “But it was a play that we worked on that we felt like was going to be a good play, so hindsight is definitely 20-20. But if I could change one, I would change that one. But there’s a lot of plays that we always look back on in any game, especially games you lose, that you always think you could have done a better job on. "It just wasn’t a good start. It’s not why we lost the game, I want to make sure I’m clear on that, but all year we had started pretty well for the most part. That wasn’t a good start.”
https://www.patspropaganda.com/obriens-one-big-regret-from-the-super-bowl/
