The Pats traded for Haynesworth?

He's got Kietzman syndrome. Really likes the sound of his own voice. I remember when he first got here and had the nighttime show - wouldn't even take callers, just droned on for hours. Although I guess these sports talk guys are all like that to a degree. The guys who seem genuinely interested in sports seem to be getting more rare, and they're really the only ones I like to listen to, along with the guys who are skilled interviewers (i.e. ask concise questions then get the hell out of the way and let the guests talk). The self-promoting guys, the 'radio personalities' just don't do much for me. But, unfortunately, the whole world is infotainment now, whether it's Fox News or ESPN, so Jim Rome clones are all we get.

ok pest but if he is agreeing with otw then you have to let him in the official cp mock draft next year deal?

Yeah, awkward.

Interviewer: "So, looks like there's a chance Franklin's not back next year. What are your thoughts on him potentially moving on?"

Willis: *crickets*

See the OP.

I agree that pats fall flat on Thier faces this year taking major risks. Of course espn proclaims bill is a genius yet again.

So, its back to the 4-3 they go?

Pretty much full time, I presume.

Goddamn it, where did I put that ****ing decoder ring?

LMAO Deal.

Willis: typical Pioli response.

They only played a 3 man front 40% of the time last year.

Nope. They run a base 3-4 but they plan to use Haynesworth primarily in the nickle situations.

WTF? What major risk did they take?

Haynesworth cost them a 5th.

Chad cost them a 5th and 6th.

Chad isn't cancer, don't go there. And Bill will not allow Haynesworth to act the way he did in Washington.

Ok Willis went to mgmt and said please sign Franklin look it up.

Franklin will be a great signing give powe time to develop and as pat Williams said NT could be the final piece to the chiefs D.

You look it up. You're the one claiming it.