NFLN: Lombardi/Belichick Interview
Hear Coach BB finally address those rumors that he has thrown the towel in on the 2010 season. (Eye roll…)
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NFLN: Lombardi/Belichick Interview
Hear Coach BB finally address those rumors that he has thrown the towel in on the 2010 season. (Eye roll…)
Gronk ain’t exactly the brightest bulb on the tree but he must be a lot of fun to have on the team.
NFLN: Preview of Mike Lombardi/Bill Belichick Interview
Nothing really earth shattering here, but at least you get another look at Moss’ TD catch over Revis again.
ProFootball Focus: Gronk 8th Best Rookie
Not sure why Hernandez isn’t on this list, probably because Gronk has more TDs. McCourty is probably a couple interceptions away from being on it too. Patriots have the best 2010 rookie class without a doubt.
For the record, I’ve spoken to a few people behind the scenes and while I can’t give specifics, believe me that everything you’ve heard about Moss arguing with coaches this season is about half as bad as it actually was. From a stat analyst perspective, the trade makes no sense, but from a team psychology perspective, it had to happen.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/for-the-record-ive-spoken-to-a-few-people-behind/
We knew going into this season that a fast start would be essential for thePatriots to maintain their playoff hopes. Had they faltered like Miami did, losing 2 of 3 division games, it would be a long, hard road to get into the tournament.
I doubt there are many of us that wouldn’t have taken a 3-1 record if offered it before the season started. It hasn’t always been pretty, but as Bill Parcells said “you are what you are” and the Patriots are still in the division race.
The next four games against the Baltimore Ravens, San Diego Chargers,Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns are a daunting task. That’s three 2009 playoff teams, and a Browns team that are no longer pushovers.
Analysis of a tough 2010 quarter number two after the jump…
Video: NFLN – Pats Begin Preparations for Ravens
And the beat goes on. Excited to see some more of Julian Edelman and maybe even some Taylor Price in the coming weeks.
Amendola’s dead money if he’s cut falls from $6.8 million this year to $3.6 million next year. That’s still a significant number but his cap hit does go up another million so it’s very possible they’ll cut him or try to rework. Dobson’s still on his rookie deal and never really got a full offseason […]