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Traded for them due to the week 15/16 matchups (Dolphins/Jets) so no choice but to start them.
Why not? You know he's a (excuse my use of this cliche) "workout warrior" and is probably still in top tier shape, can click with that offense and make deep, down the sideline plays - something the Pats are still lacking, which could open up the middle even more for Gronk/Lafell/Edelman, and he could be had for
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in the bank.
Rest in pieces Sergio Brown.
Offensive lineman Cameron Fleming (finger/ankle) missed the practice in its entirety. Fleming injured his ankle late in Sunday’s game and did not return, while he suffered the finger injury Week 4 in Kansas City — the injury has been on the injury report since that game. Last Sunday was Fleming’s first action since Week 4.
Defensive lineman Sealver Siliga returned to practice for the first time since being placed on injured reserve designated for return after injuring his foot in Week 3. The Patriots have 21 days to decide whether or not to add him to the active roster or shut him down.
this team is so beast
I hear that Detroit defense is pretty good. That'll make it even more impressive when the streak extends past GB.
ugh, what happened to only being out for a month. Hopefully they can survive the DET/GB/SD games without him.Kool-Aid Larry said:
Feelin much better. HTF this team keeps rolling year after year is amazing.I honestly thought the wheels had fallen off from what I saw early on. At some point it will end and some blind homers will keep saying "everything will be ok". This ride is pretty much unprecedented in the NFL. And yes I'm enjoying it and very happy to eat my big plate of crow.Kool-Aid Larry said:
In their first 9 games this year, in the 2 minutes prior to half time the Pats had scored 11 touchdowns. Its a pretty big aspect of their game plan and I think it has a lot to do with that stat.
I assume you mean defensively, I was very impressed with the game against the Colts and the Broncos. The Lions are just horrible on offense this year though, everyone is calling for Stafford and the new OC's head.
This and their hybrid LBers. Collins and Ninkovich have been playing really well. Wilfork of course is an anchor on the line and Easley and Ayers have been very disruptive.
That doesn't count the playoffs. They lost the AFCCG to the Ravens two years ago despite leading at half time.
Yup. They go about 7 deep in the secondary and even when teams go 5 wide they can man up on them. LBs are versatile, DL solid...but there's rarely anyone very open downfield and sooner or later you make a mistake, and there's a pick, a sack, or a penalty and you're punting. It's not a dominating, tons-of-sacks kind of defense but it also doesn't have any gaping holes, and they make you put on a long drive to get points.
how's the gauntlet coming along?
It is a good test but ultimately if they are going to lose a game this is the one to lose.
yeah, because most weeks they lack focus
Same.
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he does that every week --- I'd be surprised if they pay top dollar for suh, but I'll admit it wouldn't be the first time he surprised me.
that pos raiola really needs to be suspended
You see his other cheap shot a few plays earlier?Kool-Aid Larry said:
Okay so seriously, I can never choose between Collins and Hightower in regards to one of my IDP slots, as of recently I've defaulted to Collins just cause he seems to be in more situations to get pass defenses/ints while maintaining an okay shot at the odd sack. But Hightower is on a tear. Feel like Collins is the better fantasy LBer.
hey buddy