Waiting on Revis delays Patriots’ business decisions | Comcast SportsNet – CSNNE.com
Tom E. Curran sums up the Revis sitch nicely.
How Super Bowl Champions New England Patriots can create cap space to repeat in 2015
How Super Bowl Champions New England Patriots can create cap space to repeat in 2015
Try as I might, I can never fully wrap my head around the salary cap. Luckily, Miguel Benzan has been covering the Pats’ cap for as long as I can remember and he’s always been my go-to source. This article breaks down what the Pats can do to open up space, laying out a number of different options.
Bottom line – it all starts with Revis and from there the other chips can start to fall. We’ll have a lot of answers by March 10th.
[T]hat young man from the New England Patriots made a play – I mean, that is a play that the stars of the game don’t make. He made a play that was … at best that ball gets knocked down and incomplete. But to make an interception on that play … what a phenomenal play. That was the play of a lifetime. “And all credit to him for making it.”
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How the Patriots’ offensive line jelled in time for a Super Bowl run | The MMQB with Peter King
How the Patriots’ offensive line jelled in time for a Super Bowl run | The MMQB with Peter King
Insightful read into what was one of the most fascinating positions this season – the OL. From the Mankins trade to the near-constant early season rotation, many, including myself, thought the OL would be the the Achilles heel of the 2014 Patriots. But they proved me and many others wrong.
The most interesting spot in here is the confirmation that no one inside the organization thought Ryan Wendell could play guard. More and more it seems like guard will be one of the most interesting positions to watch this offseason.
At least on paper it’s the easiest place to upgrade. And with Connolly a free agent, there’s no guarantee how things will look next fall.
