Danny Amendola restructures contract

[Stitch01]

Yeah, I already agreed with that point earlier. I was answering a different question.

 

[dcmissle]

Needless to say, I doubt they draft AH again. Spikes and Dennard, dont see why not.

I posted this in the AH thread because I thought it was extraordinarily well done and instructive:

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...andez-just-getting-started-nfl-jose-baez-2017

If you want to be critical of the Pats, the ammo is there. I was struck by the suggestion that whether he was on your draft board or not probably turned on how deep you were willing to dig. Particularly given the Meyer/BB connection, the Pats' resources to dig deeply were probably unbounded.

On the other hand, I was struck by the observation by one executive that a few years in, AH appeared to be a terrific bargain.

Hindsight is great.

Going forward, I imagine the Pats will take guys this sketchy off their board.

But easier said than done. How do you differentiate between him and Spikes, for example? This morning I saw a story about Tebow and Brady discussing both after a Denver/Pats game. Tebow asked TB to take care of "my guys" -- AH and Spikes. Brady said yes, but suggested that both were high maintenance. Tebow said, "they are good guys."