Still sounds like Welker will be back in NE, meaning this could be a very good week for Patriots Planet.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/still-sounds-like-welker-will-be-back-in-ne/
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Still sounds like Welker will be back in NE, meaning this could be a very good week for Patriots Planet.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/still-sounds-like-welker-will-be-back-in-ne/
Top 100 Free Agency Forecast – Free Agency Update – Rotoworld.com
Good breakdown with the Pats retaining the big three of their own…
New England Patriots Free Agency Wish List – Going Deep – Boston.com
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Interesting stuff on McDaniels and the future of the Patriots offense. Sign me up for option A.
The Patriots can go three directions with the passing offense:
■ Retain Welker, add the outside X threat (probably in the draft), and move Welker to the outside Z position.
■ Retain Welker and keep him in the slot to work a high-low game in the middle with Rob Gronkowski, make Aaron Hernandez the X, and sign (Danny Amendola and Edelman) or trade (Percy Harvin) for the Z.
■ Move on from Welker, find a big-time X, fill the Z with a terrific athlete with the ball in his hands in a short area, and let Hernandez and Gronkowski rule the middle.
Patriots-based free agency chatter -ESPN Boston Patriots Blog
For those of you looking to ride the free agency rumor train there’s some fun speculation in this link. Personally I don’t really get too worked up about “the Patriots are interested in this guy” talk, in all likelihood they’re gauging interest and price for just about everyone on the market. That’s what good teams do.
It’s also quite common for agents to say the Patriots are interested in their players just because they know it will drive the cost up and/or force other teams to potentially get involved. So until the Patriots actually sign someone don’t expect there to much rumor-mongering here.
Quick-hit thoughts around NFL & Pats – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
When the Patriots lined up Devin McCourty (5-foot-10, 195) next to Steve Gregory (5-11, 200) at safety in 2012, it was one of the NFL’s most undersized duos. Because of this, opposing receivers didn’t often have reason to fear going over the middle. So when news came down Friday that the Arizona Cardinals released hard-hitting safety Adrian Wilson (6-3, 230), it was only natural to wonder if he would be the type of player the Patriots would consider signing, somewhat similar to Rodney Harrison in 2003. The idea of the 33-year-old Wilson perhaps rubbing off on 2012 second-round draft choice Tavon Wilson (6-0, 210) also crossed the mind as well.
Wondering the same thing myself…
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