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You have to accept the player,” Gronkowski said. “Everyone has their own ways to live their life, and as long as he’s respecting me, keeping distance, respecting myself, then I will respect him back. If he’s being a great teammate and he’s a guy on the field doing a great job, then you have nothing to complain about. He’s another teammate and another friend. "If someone is on my team and they are a great teammate and a great player on the field, helping the team win, that’s all you can ask for.

Rob Gronkowski enlightened about gay teammate issue – Press Coverage | The Buffalo News

Bravo Gronk!

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Simply put, no quarterback of recent vintage has had to rely on a wider variety of targets than he has. According to ESPN Stats and Information, since 2001, Brady has completed at least 250 passes in the regular season to four different pass catchers over the course of his 12-year career as a starting quarterback: Wes Welker (563), Deion Branch (328), Troy Brown (323) and Kevin Faulk (310). Providing they both stay healthy, it’s a safe bet that two more names will join that list sooner rather than later, as Rob Gronkowski has 187 career receptions from Brady, while Aaron Hernandez has 175.

patriots – Why breaking in new receivers is old hat for Tom Brady – WEEI | Christopher Price

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Thumbs up on the white facemasks, and I guess that’s about the best you can do when your mascot is the antithesis of intimidating.

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Source: Pats agree with WR Jenkins – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

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Source: Pats agree with WR Jenkins – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

A film review of Jenkins’ 2012 performance suggests that this is a signing that is more about depth and creating competition rather than finding a replacement for Brandon Lloyd. Jenkins was used as both a split end (“X”) and slot receiver in Minnesota, which focused more on the short-to-intermediate passing game with quarterback Christian Ponder rather than stressing a defense vertically. As it relates to his frame and skill set, Jenkins has a long, wiry build (6-foot-4, 214 pounds), but his speed has faded since the start of his career. He’s at his best finding space against zone coverages, and tries to win in man-to-man coverage with his post up skills and leverage from his size.