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Wes Welker... LOL. That's a Chief-type move, sending a second-rounder for that kinda production.
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:shrug: Look at our SB winning receiving groups and you won't exactly be floored by the HOF resumes of them all. Teh Pats prefer a larger group of short-mid range guys who are quicker than they are fast. They just aren't going to spend either the high draft pick or the $$ needed for an elite WR. Plus, perhaps they think, the elite WRs are often self-centered, team destroying headcases (Moss, Owens, etc). |
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Right, just trying to get a rise. I'm not biting. Please go find something more entertaining to do. |
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I agree, but still...........Caldwell.......#1? It sometimes makes me shed a tear. |
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Welker is a 3rd year guy... he had only 7 games with more than 50 yards in 2006 and no more than 77 yards in any game. The NE method of late is to get a bunch of "guys" at WR and see which one produces from week to week. Not bad, but again... the $ is a bit out of whack to me. If that is a hell of a deal for Patriots Nation, then cool. |
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You sure about that? |
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Let's not act as if the Patriots only had "no names" in the SBs. I'm not suggesting those guys were Jerry Rice, but please... the SBs weren't won with a team of Welkers. |
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What do you think about getting him? |
Seems like a pretty lame move. I wouldn't bet against the Patriots when it comes to player evaluation though.
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I find a touch of irony in how doing things "the Patriots way" and not paying to keep Branch has resulted in them over-paying for Welker and courting a cancer like Moss.
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