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I guess? My concern is getting a legit #1 they seem hard to come by.
IMO..it's more likely they'll sign players like Riley Cooper, Sanders or Golden Tate than a true #1 like Fitzgerald.
I guess? My concern is getting a legit #1 they seem hard to come by.
IMO..it's more likely they'll sign players like Riley Cooper, Sanders or Golden Tate than a true #1 like Fitzgerald.
its a combination of things that will make the passrush perform at its peak. you need good d line, good cover corners, and blitz. we got corners covered, made strides at the dline but sill not there still need a de opposite jones and a dt if armstead flops, but the blitz and aggressive style just aint there. you cant just send 4 stud passrushers all game its gotta be more. look at detroit they got a phenominal dline but their d sucks they dont have all bases covered. you could try and build a giants dline like in the sb or the colts in their prime with freeney mathis buts its hard to do, especially from where we are picking all the time. its like when people wanted to stay in the 3-4, way too hard to build that back to elite needing a seymore and two stud olbs it woulda been real hard for us. im just at the point so sick of the defensive playcalling id rather build the offense up, at least they play aggressive and attack and can drop 40 points with brady who knows how to play, they just need a few more talent pieces which i think we could get with our picks.Until they get more pass rushers that can beat their man one on one they'll never have a truly great defense. Any HC that didn't get the memo about the NFL being "a QB driven league"...should wake up and draft more players that can actually get to the QB. Manning was barely touched in the AFCCG and picked the Pats apart. It's not news to me, I've been screaming pass rushers since 2007 but BB has been content scraping the bottom of the barrel until he drafted Jones in 2012. Collins is another player that fits so maybe Belichick has decided to smell the coffee. Draft a couple of penetrating DTs and an outside speed rusher this year and all the DBs will improve...and the D-coaching will too. All the great NFL defenses have been able to pressure the QB and the greatest ones did it the best...file it under...duh.
its a combination of things that will make the passrush perform at its peak. you need good d line, good cover corners, and blitz. we got corners covered, made strides at the dline but sill not there still need a de opposite jones and a dt if armstead flops, but the blitz and aggressive style just aint there. you cant just send 4 stud passrushers all game its gotta be more. look at detroit they got a phenominal dline but their d sucks they dont have all bases covered. you could try and build a giants dline like in the sb or the colts in their prime with freeney mathis buts its hard to do, especially from where we are picking all the time. its like when people wanted to stay in the 3-4, way too hard to build that back to elite needing a seymore and two stud olbs it woulda been real hard for us. im just at the point so sick of the defensive playcalling id rather build the offense up, at least they play aggressive and attack and can drop 40 points with brady who knows how to play, they just need a few more talent pieces which i think we could get with our picks.
I guess? My concern is getting a legit #1 they seem hard to come by.
I don't know that they're in the cap position to gamble on a player who may or may not work out. Sanders will cost them significant money - much more than even a first round draft pick - and they'll still be going into camp with a big question mark.
If they don't otherwise address the position, or if they have some cap room to take a risk, sure, I've heard promising things about Sanders. He sounds like he has a real chance at being a good player. They just can't sign him and assume that they have solved their receiving corps problems, because he's not a sure thing.
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This draft would be much better than that duck the other writer at nepatriotsdraft.com put up there earlier last week.
Nix, ASJ, Lynch, Sunseri, Latimer and White are all real good choices and based on the write up, Bitonio showed well during the Senior Bowl week.
Latimer, in my view, is real interesting. The kid makes plays, has deceptive speed, is a late round draft value, and has good hands. He was the best player in Indiana's squad. The comparable that I have for Latimer is Marques Colston. He would be a perfect fit for this team.
If the Pats can get ASJ at their original slot in the 2nd round, then that would be very, very nice.
Cody Latimer is the kid that I was thinking about. He could be a real good value in the mid-rounds as a wide receiver....He reminds me of Golden Tate but more physical and faster.
thats cuz the pats play their safeties like bitches, keeping them 50 yards deep scared of the deep ball. we havent really let a real strong safety loose to wreck havok since Harrison. they even used meri wrong putting him at corner then deep free safety, the only time he played well was at strong safety cuz hes an enforcer thats were he should be. maybe its cuz our corners sucked and we were getting beat by the pass so much they play their safeties the way they do since harrison retired? i dunno. but gregory is so far from the answer its not funny. id welcome meri back if the pats used him right, hes an upgrade over soft ass gregory at least. or get a strong safety in the draft but you said the safety class is pretty weak right?I hate to say this but based on what I saw, Ihedigbo, for some strange reason, played much better in Baltimore this year than all of the time that I had watch his ass get toasted in New England.
thats cuz the pats play their safeties like bitches, keeping them 50 yards deep scared of the deep ball. we havent really let a real strong safety loose to wreck havok since Harrison. they even used meri wrong putting him at corner then deep free safety, the only time he played well was at strong safety cuz hes an enforcer thats were he should be. maybe its cuz our corners sucked and we were getting beat by the pass so much they play their safeties the way they do since harrison retired? i dunno. but gregory is so far from the answer its not funny. id welcome meri back if the pats used him right, hes an upgrade over soft ass gregory at least. or get a strong safety in the draft but you said the safety class is pretty weak right?
sharon dropson.There is some logic that supports not taking a WR early. TE is a greater need if we land a quality pass catching TE and if Gronk remains healthy the two TE set takes pressure off the other pass catchers. Now I think Gronk will be okay his hit could have happened to anyone. Also BB has not had a lot of luck with WRs so why take one early? It's to risky! As much as I was disappointed with Sharon Dropson some receivers take a year or two we really need to giver her another look this year.
According to the Herald:
It's certainly conceivable the Patriots have had internal discussions about Fitzgerald, but any potential interest has remained in-house. The Patriots have never entered any real negotiations with the Cardinals for Fitzgerald -- this year, last year, any year -- according to a source.
The Herald...
The same organization that harbors Ron Whosthatbitch?
The same organization that who's website locks up my computer, my wife's computer AND my work computer?
Yah, have a ton of faith in anything they say. Cause they're so close to Bill.
sharon dropson.
you agree he would be an elite #2 though right mojo?
I think the report is probably accurate. This is the first year when it's likely enough that the cards move Fitz to be worth more than very cursory exploration.
If they have had no external discussions about it, that really doesn't mean much right now. Not that I'm saying they'll acquire him, mind, just that I think the report is technically accurate but misleading.