2022 NE Patriots Roster

[Yankee Traveler]

NFL Rumors: How Patriots Feel About N'Keal Harry Skipping Workouts

With New England trading for DeVante Parker and using a second-round pick on Tyquan Thornton, the odds are against Harry finding a place on the Patriots receiver depth chart. But that doesn’t mean the 24-year-old can’t do everything in his power to change the narrative. However, Harry has been a...

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gOOD ON YOU! i CAME ON HERE TO POST THIS!

i WOULD SAY HIS CAREER IS DONE....OOPS, CAPS LOCK....

I could try and fix my caps lock mistake, but, would Harry?

Good on you, I came on here to post this!!

I would say his career is done. He has not done anything to show he is a value to any team, and he is not even willing to put in any effort to disprove that belief.

 

[YankeeRebel]

gOOD ON YOU! i CAME ON HERE TO POST THIS!

i WOULD SAY HIS CAREER IS DONE....OOPS, CAPS LOCK....

I could try and fix my caps lock mistake, but, would Harry?

Good on you, I came on here to post this!!

I would say his career is done. He has not done anything to show he is a value to any team, and he is not even willing to put in any effort to disprove that belief.

LOL

 

[YankeeRebel]

'A freak among the freaks': Cole Strange's athleticism wows his trainer and Patriots coach

A feature story on Patriots first-round pick and his extraordinary athleticism.

www.yahoo.com

 

[Southieinnc]

gOOD ON YOU! i CAME ON HERE TO POST THIS!

i WOULD SAY HIS CAREER IS DONE....OOPS, CAPS LOCK....

I could try and fix my caps lock mistake, but, would Harry?

Good on you, I came on here to post this!!

I would say his career is done. He has not done anything to show he is a value to any team, and he is not even willing to put in any effort to disprove that belief.

Have you ever failed? Failing is a very tough thing to go through until you learn to grow through!

 

[sharkymcwrath]

'A freak among the freaks': Cole Strange's athleticism wows his trainer and Patriots coach

A feature story on Patriots first-round pick and his extraordinary athleticism.

www.yahoo.com

Another great article about Strange.

 

[BigKen]

If he or anyone can limit themselves to one or two a night, no harm no foul.

That's the problem being an alcoholic. One leads to two, to three. It's a disease, that has a mind of it's own.

I hated waking up with someone standing on my tongue.

 

[nefansince75]

Have you ever failed? Failing is a very tough thing to go through until you learn to grow through!

I was a high jumper and since the event always ends in failure (even when you win) you learn the value of getting up after failure.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Seems that BB is not keeping injured or hampered guys around unless they have performed in the past. He's cut guys this year and now the roster is at 83-84 when there are 90 slots. BB said that there is no need to have players on the roster that will not play, make the PS or participate in camp. Sounds like Bill isn't going to waste time on longshots or extreme projects.


I've begun cancelling all of the TV shows locally and televised podcasts like Curran and Perry. Will be cancelling cable Tuesday. Amazing how much stuff that's available up here regarding the Patriots. AND worse, how much crap I actually watch because I'm such a die hard fan. I just hope that the withdrawl doesn't start me drinking again out of boredom. Guess I'll have to take up golf again.

Maybe he should stop drafting injured reclamation projects?

 

[NWPATSFAN]

NFL Rumors: How Patriots Feel About N'Keal Harry Skipping Workouts

With New England trading for DeVante Parker and using a second-round pick on Tyquan Thornton, the odds are against Harry finding a place on the Patriots receiver depth chart. But that doesn’t mean the 24-year-old can’t do everything in his power to change the narrative. However, Harry has been a...

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What a waste. To think we could've had DK Metcalf instead.

 

[YankeeRebel]

That's the problem being an alcoholic. One leads to two, to three. It's a disease, that has a mind of it's own.

I hated waking up with someone standing on my tongue.

Yeah I heat that BS all the time and don't buy it. It's a disease, BS it's a choice the disease is bad choices which people have control over, the disease is weakness not alcohol.

JMHO

 

[BigKen]

Yeah I heat that BS all the time and don't buy it. It's a disease, BS it's a choice the disease is bad choices which people have control over, the disease is weakness not alcohol.

JMHO

You're either mis-informed or have zero idea what alcoholism is. One chemical. alcohol, affects a body chemical in many people. That chemical or whatever affects the brain. It has nothing to do with strength or weakness. It becomes a response like breathing, blinking or urinating. The strength is in the suffering trying to break the cycle, because that starts in the source. The brain. If you've never experienced it, you don't have a clue as to the agonistic pain not to feed that beast. The longer you go without, the easier it is to turn away or ignore. The greatest risk is taking a drink and not being able to control what it does once it enters your body.

Others never feel any effect at all. I choose not to drink because I know the potential effect it has on me. Because I was able to quit 52 years ago doesn't make me any better or any worse than anyone else who suffers the same or similar effects from consuming alcohol.

Pretty easy to belittle something you have no experience dealing with.

 

[YankeeRebel]

You're either mis-informed or have zero idea what alcoholism is. One chemical. alcohol, affects a body chemical in many people. That chemical or whatever affects the brain. It has nothing to do with strength or weakness. It becomes a response like breathing, blinking or urinating. The strength is in the suffering trying to break the cycle, because that starts in the source. The brain. If you've never experienced it, you don't have a clue as to the agonistic pain not to feed that beast. The longer you go without, the easier it is to turn away or ignore. The greatest risk is taking a drink and not being able to control what it does once it enters your body.

Others never feel any effect at all. I choose not to drink because I know the potential effect it has on me. Because I was able to quit 52 years ago doesn't make me any better or any worse than anyone else who suffers the same or similar effects from consuming alcohol.

Pretty easy to belittle something you have no experience dealing with.

And I think that is a rash of shit. People choose to drink, smoke, take drugs, gamble then when the shit hits the fan look to shift the responsibilities of their decisions. Hell I read where gambling is now considered a disease how it's a disease and not a choice makes zero sense. I am of the opinion that extreme liberal minded medical professionals labeled these things a disease in order to fund treatment at the tax payers expense. In the end these are personal choices much like obesity is to eating improperly. I am overweight but blame only myself for my bad choices and my weaknesses. I think calling personal choices a disease is a cop out.

 

[YankeeRebel]

And I am belittling anything just expressing my opinion

 

[molsaniceman]

in other news

Patriots RB James White (hip) was cleared for on-field drills at offseason workouts.​

This puts White ahead of schedule in his recovery from October surgery. The Patriots may hold White out of full-squad workouts next week, but he's on track to be fully cleared for training camp

 

[molsaniceman]

Boston Sports Journal's Greg Bedard reports there's a "high-level of concern" about what's going on with the Patriots' offense.​

Patriots players have been "alarmed" with what they've seen from the team's offensive coaching staff and lack of direction on offense, according to Bedard. The Patriots haven't named an offensive coordinator since Josh McDaniels' departure, with the expectation Joe Judge or ex-Lions HC Matt Patricia will be the offensive play caller. Neither coach is known for offense. Judge's background is in special teams while Patricia's is in defense. Judge, a former college quarterback that spent 2019 as the Patriots' WR coach, is the likely favorite for the role. Judge said at the team's minicamp he plans to work closely with second-year QB Mac Jones.

 

[BigKen]

Boston Sports Journal's Greg Bedard reports there's a "high-level of concern" about what's going on with the Patriots' offense.​

Patriots players have been "alarmed" with what they've seen from the team's offensive coaching staff and lack of direction on offense, according to Bedard. The Patriots haven't named an offensive coordinator since Josh McDaniels' departure, with the expectation Joe Judge or ex-Lions HC Matt Patricia will be the offensive play caller. Neither coach is known for offense. Judge's background is in special teams while Patricia's is in defense. Judge, a former college quarterback that spent 2019 as the Patriots' WR coach, is the likely favorite for the role. Judge said at the team's minicamp he plans to work closely with second-year QB Mac Jones.

Again, more 'click' bait.

Hey Bedard. Name the player(s). If you're going to say Patriots players are alarmed. Name them. Or are they afraid that they could be on the scrap heap or BB's dog house? Pretty serious shit. "from what they've seen"? What have they seen in a three day mini-camp for rookies? "Lack of direction on offense"? They've committed the Patriots playbook to memeory and have issue with the direction of the offense?

Again, the Boston media doesn't have anything to write about and people are paying more attention to the lack of baby formula, high prices in the grocery store and price gouging at the gas pumps. That and newspapers cost three dollars for thirty pages of ads and nothing of substance.

 

[BigKen]

I think calling personal choices a disease is a cop out.

I choose to disagree, especially about alcohol.

 

[Southieinnc]

What a waste. To think we could've had DK Metcalf instead.

He'd be looking to get out of NE by now.....

 

[NWPATSFAN]

He'd be looking to get out of NE by now.....

He may but he would stillbe under contract.

 

[nefansince75]

And I think that is a rash of shit. People choose to drink, smoke, take drugs, gamble then when the shit hits the fan look to shift the responsibilities of their decisions. Hell I read where gambling is now considered a disease how it's a disease and not a choice makes zero sense. I am of the opinion that extreme liberal minded medical professionals labeled these things a disease in order to fund treatment at the tax payers expense. In the end these are personal choices much like obesity is to eating improperly. I am overweight but blame only myself for my bad choices and my weaknesses. I think calling personal choices a disease is a cop out.

I choose to disagree, especially about alcohol.

I think the answer lies somewhere between. BK, why did you stop? Because you had a choice to let things get worse or make them better. I don't think YR is saying abstinence where necessary is an easy choice, just that it IS a choice that many for go.

Smoking is a great example. What positive comes from smoking? None other than the chance to grab smoking breaks at work. What positives come from not smoking? Only improved health, better finances, better breath, etc.... Why do people choose to smoke? Because once addicted it's difficult to not choose to continue. Many, many people quit which means quitting is attainable yet many just continue to smoke.