He must be the only person in America who watched LSU’s offense last year and thought that was an offense with an NFL Tailback, NFL wide receiver, and an NFL QB on the field.
I sort of am too. I wouldn't put it past himI'm convinced he's trying to tank the franchise after Kraft made him trade Garappolo
With past history, I'll wait on judging Belichick. He turns what some deem as crap into diamonds.
He must be the only person in America who watched LSU’s offense last year and thought that was an offense with an NFL Tailback, NFL wide receiver, and an NFL QB on the field.
His judgment on WRs is far from unimpeachable. He’s drafted several busts, especially WRs who play on the outside.
Hard to argue with you on this. Last year was definitely their last hurrah. I would have traded Brady before I traded Garappolo.I'm convinced he's trying to tank the franchise after Kraft made him trade Garappolo
Plus, wasn't it Burckhead that he got from the Jets practice squad that is now an NFL journeyman? I may have some of my situations incorrect, but something like that.
With past history, I'll wait on judging Belichick. He turns what some deem as crap into diamonds.
Yeah I can’t reme his name but I remember the Patriots drafted some QB in the sixth round in 2000. How’d that work out for them.Quice and Chark are definitely NFL players so your beef is with Etling being a 7th round pick. It's the 7th round who cares. 7th rounders are basically UDFA. Not many make the teams I wouldn't think.
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