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Monday Morning Patriots Thoughts…

August 29, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Some quick hit stuff, things we wanted to touch more upon after the podcast….

– Arrington’s poor showing at slot corner was a wake up call for me. In theory it seemed like he would be a great fit there and assured to slide inside to make way for Bodden. But it’s clearly not his strength. Covering the slot can be even more difficult because the cornerback does not have the sideline to work with. So if/when Bodden gets back do we see him as the base RCB who then shifts inside to nickel? Or does Bodden just become the straight nickel back? 

– DBut finally showed a little something to me against the Lions. Maybe it’s because he’s no longer using the clear face shield?

– I don’t think we’re seeing Wilhite again for a while, if at all. Just a gut feeling.

– I’m worried about the right guard spot, even when Connolly is healthy. I know I’m not the only one hoping Marcus Cannon is able to get on the field this year. Might be a long shot to expect anything out of him this year. At the very least I expect he’ll be PUP’d.

– I just don’t see Nate Solder or Matt Light moving to right guard.

– Agree very much with Mike Reiss’ take on how someone else besides Brady needs to step up on the Patriots offense. Looked to me like Hernando came pretty close. Perhaps the potential game breaking ability of RIdley and Vereen could help that too.

– I’m not worried too much about Ochocinco just yet. They could get by on Branch and Welker for the first quarter of the season. Assuming Welker is not injured.

– My excitement is really starting to build over seeing Wilfork and Haynesworth* side by side in a real game. It should really open things up for everyone else.

– Still really wish Gary Guyton was just the nickel linebacker. He’s always healthy and filled in at various spots when needed, but I still think he’s easily defeated by run blockers.

– If Brandon Spikes came back this week it would erase the bad memory of Detroit instantly. Though it’s already pretty close now.

– Brandon Tate needs to have a huge week. He’s starting to get that deer in the headlights look about him. His fate could be one of the toughest for BB to determine.

– Is it possible Meriweather is not a Patriots a week from right now? Stranger things have happened on past Labor Day weekends, that’s for sure.

– Seemed clear to me the Pats wanted to get a better look at Mark Anderson versus the Lions, and he didn’t do much that I made note of other than whiffing on a sack and watching the QB scramble for a first down. He’s one of those tough bubble guys, and you don’t want to cut a pass rush guy when the biggest issue you’re trying to fix is third down defense.

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Latest 53-man Patriots Roster (updated 8/29 4pm EST)

August 29, 2011 by Mike Dussault

With the release of James Sanders, Matt Katula and Jonathan Wilhite we’ve updated our projected 53 man roster. We still reserve spots for a safety and a long snapper to be acquired, but the Wilhite cut opens up a spot for Gerard Warren. It’s that defensive lineman/linebacker crew that’s going to be tough to cut from.

QB (3) Tom Brady, Brian Hoyer, Ryan Mallett

RB (4) BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Danny Woodhead, Stevan Ridley, Shane Vereen

WR (6) Wes Welker, Deion Branch, Chad Ochocinco, Julian Edelman, Taylor Price, Matthew Slater

TE (2) Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Hernandez : Can they get Smith and Yeatman to the practice squad to give them some flexibility?

C  (2) Dan Koppen, Ryan Wendell

G  (3) Logan Mankins, Dan Connolly, Rich Ohrnberger

T  (4) Matt Light, Sebastian Vollmer, Nate Solder, Steve Maneri

DE (6) Mike Wright, Mark Anderson, Shaun Ellis, Andre Carter, Gerard Warren, Eric Moore: really happy to keep Gerard Warren in this projection, though I think he could make it over Mark Anderson.

DT (4) Vince Wilfork, Albert Haynesworth, Kyle Love, Myron Pryor

LB (7) Jerod Mayo, Brandon Spikes, Gary Guyton, Jermaine Cunningham, Rob Ninkovich, Dane Fletcher, Tracy White

CB (5) Devin McCourty, Leigh Bodden, Kyle Arrington, Darius Butler, Ras-I Dowling

FS (2) Brandon Meriweather, Sergio Brown

SS (2) Patrick Chung, Safety To Be Acquired Via Trade

ST (3) Stephen Gostkowski,  Zoltan Mesko, Long Snapper to be Acquired

PUP(4) Kevin Faulk, Marcus Cannon, Ron Brace, Brandon Deaderick

Total Players: 53
From PatsPicker: http://www.stubstub.co/picker

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August 28, 2011 by Mike Dussault


A lady at the farmer’s market said “that’s an awesome shirt”, I looked up and she was a hat-and-teeshirt wearing Saints fan. #Respect.

This is my mantra today.

https://www.patspropaganda.com/a-lady-at-the-farmers-market-said-thats-an/

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August 28, 2011 by Mike Dussault


Love this shot of Woodhead.

https://www.patspropaganda.com/love-this-shot-of-woodhead/

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Boston Herald: Checking in with Patriots WR Wes Welker’s neck: “I’m OK.”

August 28, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Boston Herald: Checking in with Patriots WR Wes Welker’s neck: “I’m OK.”

“I’m okay” is Patriots-ese for “You might not see me until the opener, maybe later, but maybe sooner”.

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August 27, 2011 by Mike Dussault


https://www.patspropaganda.com/23860/

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August 26, 2011 by Mike Dussault


He’s a tough lil’ bugger to bring down, eh?

https://www.patspropaganda.com/hes-a-tough-lil-bugger-to-bring-down-eh/

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