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The Patriots have kicked the tires on the restricted free agent, and while there’s no offer sheet as of yet, it’s easy to see why the Patriots would be interested in the 5-foot-11, 180-pounder. While it’s one thing to consider his surface numbers (in his three-year career with the Steelers, Sanders has 94 receptions for 1,290 yards and five touchdowns), one of the things that fairly jumps off the page is his overall agility numbers he posted while at SMU. As a collegian at SMU, Sanders not only displayed the requisite straight-line speed — he had a 4.4 40-yard dash — but also flashed great agility, posting a 6.6 time in the 3-cone drill, the second-best time that year among the receivers.

It Is What It Is » Why the Patriots are interested in Emmanuel Sanders

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AFC coaches talk Patriots – Extra Points – Boston.com

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AFC coaches talk Patriots – Extra Points – Boston.com

Interesting nuggets throughout this one…

Jets coach Rex Ryan on the Patriots bringing in Danny Amendola: “He’s very similar to Wes Welker. I’m glad Wes is not there. I’m not kidding you. That guy was a pain in the tail and just a great player. Durable, tough. I hated Wes Welker. I’m just kidding – kinda. "You know what? I admire him. There is no question about it. In fact, I’m a huge fan of Wes Welker’s, and I am glad he’s not there anymore. Now they bring in this other kid from the same school, and clearly Wes has worked with him based on the way he runs routes and all that type of stuff. So he’ll step right in. I don’t think there’s any doubt. Will he have the same success as Wes Welker? I don’t know, because Wes Welker had historical success. So we’ll see. That’s some big shoes to fill.