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February 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault

I know coach Belichick — I’m from New England, and so I spent a lot of time going down as a coach when they opened up practice for college coaches to come down and visit and talk with them, and I’ve always asked them questions,” Kelly said. “But I didn’t talk to coach about coming to the NFL. I didn’t talk to coach about what to expect in my first season. It’s … he’s one of the iconic coaches in this profession, and obviously, his record speak for itself. When you’re around people like that, you do a lot more listening than you do talking.

It Is What It Is » Chip Kelly: Bill Belichick ‘one of the iconic coaches’ in this profession

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February 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault

By the time the Patriots get to the combine, they have a pretty good idea of where there are from a scouting perspective. Director of Player Personnel Nick Caserio explained the process as being the next-to-last part of the scouting puzzle, the “culmination” of a series of individual evaluations that have been going since the start of college football season. “The way we kind of look at it, if you evaluate the player over the course of the fall – let’s say you watch six games, this is really kind of another game,” Caserio said. “It’s another opportunity for [players] to be evaluated.”

patriots – Five things to know about how the Patriots approach the combine – WEEI | Christopher Price

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February 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault


Happy Thursday! Hope everyone enjoys all the measurables that will be rolling in from the combine. Today we’re finally getting our Patriots-only big board in order. This will be year three of our attempt to hit as many Pats picks with our 50 favorite prospects. 2010 was a banner year when we had both Solder and Dowling in our only mock draft of the spring. Last year, not so much. We’ll be looking to bounce back strong. 

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February 20, 2013 by Mike Dussault

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m23ImvuVxm8

Wes Welker: Mind Your Manners 2012 (by bossofdundermifflin)

I’m getting this strange feeling of nostalgia watching this.

(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)

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February 20, 2013 by Mike Dussault


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February 20, 2013 by Mike Dussault


Hey look, it’s the last time we beat the Giants and set all those records over five years ago…

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Hey, Don’t F*$% This Up: The New England Patriots and the Wes Welker Situation – The Triangle Blog – Grantland

February 20, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Hey, Don’t F*$% This Up: The New England Patriots and the Wes Welker Situation – The Triangle Blog – Grantland

When the Giants beat the Patriots in Super Bowl XLII, not a single New England receiver caught a pass more than 20 yards downfield. The thought was that if New York could take away Brady’s intermediate options, the pass rush would get to him before Randy Moss came open deep. The plan worked. Moss caught only five passes for 62 yards, and Brady was sacked five times. Against Baltimore, no Patriot other than Welker caught a pass for more than 20 yards, but it had nothing to do with a pass rush. With Moss, it was a matter of figuring out ways to take him away. With these Patriots, there’s no one to take away. Even with a healthy Rob Gronkowski, New England has a glaring need for someone, anyone, to stretch the field, and that’s where the Welker situation becomes interesting.

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