Funniest post of the day, and it comes from Derek.Where you from hawaiirsn?
Funniest post of the day, and it comes from Derek.Where you from hawaiirsn?
Do you think he'll be more successful than Kliff Kingsbury, though?
Oh. Sarcastic derision.Funniest post of the day, and it comes from Derek.
Who is your best NFL comp for Brennan (past or present)?
He is in a different league
Find highlights from something other than the Sugar Bowl and you will be impressed. That being said the best part of the sugar bowl for me was the name of the New Orleans Trombone band that played the National Anthem... Bonerama.[youtube]N9ZRBp4_WR4[/youtube]
Not so sure about this.You could have led Hawaii to a 12-0 record against that shit schedule.
Dog Poo > Timmy ChangTimmy Chang > Colt Brennan
Anyone know a gawd dang thing about Slater? Can't find diddly poo about him on either NFL.com or ESPN.
So says our Samoan friend.Hawaiians have weird throwing motions.
And the quest to put together the greatest special teams squad ever assembled continues...The UCLA site lists him as a FS/CB, though he started out as a WR.
How about this quote:
"These last few years, I felt like I've had an opportunity to leave my mark on the program, and that's in the form of being a great special teams player. But I'll take it how I can get it."
Guess that explains the pick!
Seriously. Between Wilhite and Slater, I'm convinced the Pats are trying to assemble the best gunner tandem in all of pro football.And the quest to put together the greatest special teams squad ever assembled continues...
Presumably because they wanted him and thought someone else might be in on him.Why would they trade up a few spots to get him? Were they afraid someone else was going to take him?
Any info regarding the terms of the trade?
I think Reiss might have fucked up - TB is listed as in NE's slot at #160 (unless, of course, ESPN is wrong).The Patriots trade their 2008 sixth-round pick (197th overall) and 2008 seventh-round pick (238th overall) for the Buccaneers' 2008 fifth-round selection (153rd overall).
That leaves the team with just one more selection today -- 160th overall.
According to NFL.COM, the Patriots last pick in the draft is their 6th. Looks like they also traded their 7th rounder to TB in this deal? You have to wonder why the urgency but I'm willing to accept the possibility that BB and Pioli know something I don'tWhy would they trade up a few spots to get him? Were they afraid someone else was going to take him?
Any info regarding the terms of the trade?
Beioli cannot be stopped.I've seen plenty of teams use a pick on a return guy. I have never seen anything like what the Pats are doing today though - drafting two special teams gunners who have no hope of being regulars on anything but ST.
This is a godawful waste.
Reiss said:CORRECTION ON TRADE: There was an error in the announcement of the Patriots' trade with Tampa Bay. The Patriots sent their 2007 fifth-round pick (160) and 2007 seventh-round pick (238) to Tampa Bay for the Buccaneers' fifth-round pick (153). That leaves the Patriots with just their sixth-round pick (197).
I think what these draft decisions mean is that there's a chance Kelley will be taking DS's spot as a full-time WR.I've seen plenty of teams use a pick on a return guy. I have never seen anything like what the Pats are doing today though - drafting two special teams gunners who have no hope of being regulars on anything but ST.
This is a godawful waste.
I think you need to consider the possibility they have an idea what their roster looks like and who might be able to make it. These guys have earned the ultimate in deference on these things, imo.I've seen plenty of teams use a pick on a return guy. I have never seen anything like what the Pats are doing today though - drafting two special teams gunners who have no hope of being regulars on anything but ST.
This is a godawful waste.
where they will select the FPA*That leaves the team with just one more selection today -- 160th overall.
Yeah but you replace your ST coverage guys with replacements off another squad's practice squad or a UDFA. You don't draft guys who have no hope of playing anything other than ST, unless it is for their leg.I think what these draft decisions mean is that there's a chance Kelley will be taking DS's spot as a full-time WR.
The only people I've ever met who love Colt Brennan are people who either went to Hawaii or are from Hawaii. A bartender who used to work for me used to splooge all over Brennan saying he should be a first round pick and he'd be a star in the league.Someone is going to nab Colt Brennan and will be very very happy. I strongly belive he will be the best QB to come out of this draft by far. His accuracy is incredible, and his arm strength is enough to make all the throws, though he is definetly no Jamarcus. HE possess awesome leadership skills, and his football smarts are phenomenal.
Great pick by them. I think Dixon, if healthy, is gonna be a star in this league.Dennis Dixon to the Steelers.
Yes because none of the Patriots' "out-of-the-box" ideas has ever panned out in the past.Yeah but you replace your ST coverage guys with replacements off another squad's practice squad or a UDFA. You don't draft guys who have no hope of playing anything other than ST, unless it is for their leg.
It is just kind of dopey.
What, are you from Oregon or something?Great pick by them. I think Dixon, if healthy, is gonna be a star in this league.
Wait, who is the 2nd STer? Wilhite?I've seen plenty of teams use a pick on a return guy. I have never seen anything like what the Pats are doing today though - drafting two special teams gunners who have no hope of being regulars on anything but ST.
This is a godawful waste.
Gerbil, I'd relax. This team doesn't waste draft picks, and they don't waste 3rd rounders on ST gunners. I'm sure they have other plans.Yeah but you replace your ST coverage guys with replacements off another squad's practice squad or a UDFA. You don't draft guys who have no hope of playing anything other than ST, unless it is for their leg.
It is just kind of dopey.
Have you ever coached ST or made personnel decisions in the NFL to make such a definitive statement?Yeah but you replace your ST coverage guys with replacements off another squad's practice squad or a UDFA. You don't draft guys who have no hope of playing anything other than ST, unless it is for their leg.
It is just kind of dopey.