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Essentially they traded Brian Stork for this guy.
We'll see if BB can light a fire under this dude's butt and get him going.
As a unbiased observer
As a unbiased observer. I would too.
The guy has talent but because it was Cleveland. Never showed it
The Mingo ate your baby.
Trading picks from the past? Talk about cheating...the $hit they pull! Then again, this sounds like a deal the Browns would go for...Read on tsn.ca. that it was for a 2015 5th rounder.
I do not believe that however
Essentially they traded Brian Stork for this guy.
We'll see if BB can light a fire under this dude's butt and get him going.
As a unbiased observer. I would too.
The guy has talent but because it was Cleveland. Never showed it
Not exactly. Stork brought them a possible 7th round pick where Mingo brings in a 5th round pick. Decent difference in value. I would also add I don't think it is a conditional 5th round pick where the 7th rounder for Stork is. So Stork has to make the roster for the Redskins in order for the Patriots to get the pick.
Meh, both late round picks which is why I said essentially instead of exactly. New England just flipped a guy with concussion issues and a growing attitude issue for an underachieving first round (#6) pick. Not too bad if Mingo contributes.
I guess depends a bit on how early or late the picks are in the round. An early 5th round pick compared to that of a late 7th round pick is a pretty big gap. A late 5th round pick compared to an early 7th round pick though really not a whole lot of difference at that point.
I'm not saying the trade isn't worth it for the Patriots on either trade. My guess is Stork wasn't going to make the 53-man roster anyway so might as well get a little value for him and Mingo has a little upside especially at a position that has suffered some pretty bad injuries lately for the Pats. I'm very interested to see how the Pats handle all these guys that are possibly going to miss games into the season that are not on the PUP and with only one IR Designated to return tag that they can use.