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Meh. I don't think we need him.
I'm happy with the talent we already had. It may not be expensive but that's an extra body that takes reps and likely a roster spot.
Meh. I don't think we need him.
Can't be a lot. Dobson should be fine well before camp, though. The point is there's only so many spots. Dobson, Thompkins, Boyce should all be locked in. Edelman and LaFell just got contracts, so they're there. Slater's probably a lock for special teams. Does this mean Amendola goes? I don't know that I see a roster spot for him.
Back-and-forth with the Broncos: Perhaps it was a coincidence, but news of LaFell's agreement with the Patriots came shortly after it was learned that former Steelers receiver Emmanuel Sanders (whom the Patriots had signed to a restricted free-agent offer sheet last year) had agreed to terms with the Broncos. This has been a wild week for both teams in terms of significant free-agent signings, and the back-and-forth continued late Saturday night.
Free-agent wide receiver Kenny Britt, a 2009 first-round draft choice of the Tennessee Titans, is scheduled to visit the Patriots on Sunday, the NFL Network reports.
The 6-foot-3, 223-pound Britt played at Rutgers under Greg Schiano, one of Bill Belichick's close friends in the coaching fraternity. Britt hasn't met expectations in the NFL, in part due to injury and non-football reasons, and is coming off a season in which he played in 12 games and totaled 11 receptions.
The Patriots agreed to terms with free-agent receiver Julian Edelman on Saturday, and the reported visit with Britt indicates the team is still considering adding to its receiving corps.
Free-agent receivers Brandon LaFell (Panthers) and Jason Avant (Eagles) previously visited the team.