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November 20, 2013 by Mike Dussault




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The Rivals – Manning vs Brady

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mike looking at drafts after the fact, can we discern some patterns regarding how bb picks his players? it seems to me he’s had a lot of success recently drafting highly talented players who were deemed “raw” (mccourty, solder, jones). I think we’ll be adding collins and dobson to that list next year. meanwhile, I hope they can target even more talented guys to play in smaller roles because they seem to have their core group of players in place

I’ve been focused on the Patriots’ drafts since 2006 and I think I have a pretty good idea of the kind of guys they like. Really, BB hasn’t missed one a first-round pick. You might throw Maroney or Meriweather as misses, but neither were complete busts. Maroney essentially sealed the 2007 AFCCG and the back […]

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