Re: 2017 NFL Offseason
Posted: Sat March 11, 2017 1:29 am
Every time that image shows up on FB or Twitter.Self wrote:Cooks without giving up Butler?
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Every time that image shows up on FB or Twitter.Self wrote:Cooks without giving up Butler?
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Strat wrote:What am i supposed to think about the signing of Reiff and Remmers?
KNow nothing of them but they are our new tackles.
Remmers, on the other hand...@SkitchP wrote:Reiff is a generic middle of the road tackle. Not terrible. Not good.Strat wrote:What am i supposed to think about the signing of Reiff and Remmers?
KNow nothing of them but they are our new tackles.

durdencommatyler wrote:Someone please explain to me how Cooks helps the Pats. A guy who is literally one of the worst receivers in coverage is going to help a team that has tons of WR depth, doesn't throw a deep ball, and just won a SB w/o him? Really? The Saints wanted to be rid of Cooks. And the Pats will dump him next year too before his rookie contract requires big money. Just seems totally stupid to me.
Coach wrote:I am much, much better at football than you.
Edelman and Amendola are both on the wrong side of 30 at this point, I believe Hogan is 29 going on 30, leaving Malcolm Mitchell as the only young receiver on the team. Gronk is consistently missing multiple games every year, and Dwayne Allen is not capable of duplicating what Bennett did this past year, nevermind Gronk.durdencommatyler wrote:Someone please explain to me how Cooks helps the Pats. A guy who is literally one of the worst receivers in coverage is going to help a team that has tons of WR depth, doesn't throw a deep ball, and just won a SB w/o him? Really? The Saints wanted to be rid of Cooks. And the Pats will dump him next year too before his rookie contract requires big money. Just seems totally stupid to me.
Didn't you guys also add a TE though?Coach wrote:It's a calculated risk the team can afford to take about not signing him long term. Brady tossed a few good long balls Hogan's way this past season, but Cooks takes it to the next level and I think he's like 23. Besides, our WC are old and Gronk will get hurt again. Losing Bennett in the passing game hurts too.
Butler's visiting with the Saints on Thurs to work out a deal for a trade. But I agree, I most like the Kony Ealy signing. Sneaky good.Electromatic wrote:Didn't you guys also add a TE though?Coach wrote:It's a calculated risk the team can afford to take about not signing him long term. Brady tossed a few good long balls Hogan's way this past season, but Cooks takes it to the next level and I think he's like 23. Besides, our WC are old and Gronk will get hurt again. Losing Bennett in the passing game hurts too.
What the Patriots did this year is trade possible future talent for guys that can produce now. It's probably the best option with a 40 year old QB. Not only that, they took one of the best CB's from Buffalo without having to give up Butler to get Cooks...and added pass rush from Carolina, Kony Ealy is a pretty good player.
Cooks will do for you what Gabriel did for Atlanta last year and I'm not sure they are all that concerned about him being around for the long term.
Does he get unlimited sushi in his contract?spike wrote:all 300 pounds of eddy lacy signs with the seahawks
I thought they already had a decent O-line?spike wrote:all 300 pounds of eddy lacy signs with the seahawks
#Feastmodespike wrote:all 300 pounds of eddy lacy signs with the seahawks
clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clapE.H. Ruddock wrote:I thought they already had a decent O-line?spike wrote:all 300 pounds of eddy lacy signs with the seahawks
I was asking the question in the joke, I didn't know. So the joke standsSelf wrote:Wasn't their O-line terrible though? I can't get behind a joke that so clearly avoids the facts.