- 48,644
- 28,910
would like them to win at least 2 of 3 divisional games tho
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predictions on Bedard's three up and three down?
up:
1) Revis
2) Collins
3) Edelman
down:
1) Solder
2) Browner
3) Brady
i was close...2/3 on each one. Bedard had Ayers instead of Edelman (who he had 4th). and he had Ho-Ho instead of Browner. who wants to start a radio show?
Offense was buns on Sunday aside from a few big plays
The ST on this team is ******* legit, though
snowing today in NE . i hope the weather is lousy for this Dolphins game
From todays practicewe could use a nice snow game where we drop 45 on some fools
*scratches head*just signed Cannon to a 2 year 9M ext. is it April Fools ?
just signed Cannon to a 2 year 9M ext. is it April Fools ?
*scratches head*
Don't really understand that one. Small sample size, but the rookie Fleming has outplayed him.
Pls just sign Revis in the offseason and I'll look past all this ****.
I'm still not mad at the Easley pick because he's shown flashes while playing catch-up all season and it was an area of need, but it should be noted that 3 out of the Pats' first 4 picks in the 2014 Draft were essentially "redshirt" years. Easley, Pretty Jimmy, James White. Our 2nd round pick from last season also had a redshirt year in 2014 (Dobson).Dominique Easley's rookie season could potentially be over.
The Patriots are considering placing their first-round pick on injured reserve as a means to get him in a healthier position for the 2015 season, according to a source. It's not so much of a setback as it is a way to hit the reset button for the defensive lineman out of Florida, the source explained.
Easley tore his right ACL in September 2013, and Dr. James Andrews conducted the surgery in October 2013. The Patriots drafted him in the first round of May's draft, and he took part in the final practice of minicamp in June before he made his training camp debut Aug. 11.
Easley has essentially been playing catch-up all season, and the Patriots have worked diligently to maintain his rehabilitation process by keeping him out of occasional practices and the Week 12 victory against the Lions. Easley has missed eight regular-season practices, including six for knee-related reasons. He has been out of both practices this week.
Easley also suffered a separated AC joint in his right shoulder during the Pats' victory against the Bengals in Week 5, and he missed two practices and the following game against the Bills.
Easley has 10 tackles, one sack and one interception this season.
Easley tore his left ACL in 2011, so he has been through this process before. However, the circumstances are drastically different this time around, as he was making the jump to the NFL, and that challenge increased in difficulty while recovering from the surgery and missing a chunk of the offseason workout process.
Rather than continuing to play catch-up, the Patriots are leaning toward protecting their first-round investment by getting him ready for a stronger run in 2015.