Cnasty wrote:Well played.
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This trade completely sucks and, with no players coming back in return, makes no fucking sense.
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it makes plenty of sense.trendon wrote:This trade completely sucks and, with no players coming back in return, makes no fucking sense.
i actually think the Pats got the best of the deal to be honest.
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I don't.
Seymour and Moss gone for a 1st and a 3rd. OK, fine. How many fucking todays are you going to trade away, Bill?!
Seymour and Moss gone for a 1st and a 3rd. OK, fine. How many fucking todays are you going to trade away, Bill?!
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i realize why they did it but now who do they have at wr? bunch of small white guys. if welker gets hurt they are fucked
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maybe they could turn one of the picks into another Mayo....he's beeeenn awwwweeesssooome
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they know they arent going anywhere this year, thats why they did itcdub21 wrote:i realize why they did it but now who do they have at wr? bunch of small white guys. if welker gets hurt they are fucked
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tren
a 1st and a 3rd for guys they weren't going to resign sounds pretty fucking good to me.
i thought you said you understood moneyball even tho you didn't read it. they have shown time and time again they aren't going to overpay for a player. if you aren't going to overpay then you have to try to get compensation for it... especially if you're proving you can win without him. a 1st and a 3rd for two players that have little value to you anymore is a bargain in my view.
lets look at the facts:
1) Pats won superbowls with no name wr's before so its not like they are in need a superstar
2) they had no plans of resigning Moss
3) Moss will be 34 years old next season
4) Pats are 3-1 despite the fact that:
5) So far this season, Randy Moss has a league-high five dropped passes and has the lowest catch percentage (receptions/(receptions+drops)) of any receiver with at least 20 targets on the season.
6) they have a young player who has shown promise at WR
7) they get a potential contributer in return by getting a 3rd round pick
8) they only spent a 4th round pick to get him, so in reality they got his production for 3 years and got back more then they spent on him
a 1st and a 3rd for guys they weren't going to resign sounds pretty fucking good to me.
i thought you said you understood moneyball even tho you didn't read it. they have shown time and time again they aren't going to overpay for a player. if you aren't going to overpay then you have to try to get compensation for it... especially if you're proving you can win without him. a 1st and a 3rd for two players that have little value to you anymore is a bargain in my view.
lets look at the facts:
1) Pats won superbowls with no name wr's before so its not like they are in need a superstar
2) they had no plans of resigning Moss
3) Moss will be 34 years old next season
4) Pats are 3-1 despite the fact that:
5) So far this season, Randy Moss has a league-high five dropped passes and has the lowest catch percentage (receptions/(receptions+drops)) of any receiver with at least 20 targets on the season.
6) they have a young player who has shown promise at WR
7) they get a potential contributer in return by getting a 3rd round pick
8) they only spent a 4th round pick to get him, so in reality they got his production for 3 years and got back more then they spent on him
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I love him. He is all over the field.ajalves wrote:maybe they could turn one of the picks into another Mayo....he's beeeenn awwwweeesssooome
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rumors out there that Pats could be looking at Steve Smith or Lee Evans or Vincent Jackson if they do look to bring back a WR
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Jackson was my first thought once I heard of the trade.DRiccio21 wrote:rumors out there that Pats could be looking at Steve Smith or Lee Evans or Vincent Jackson if they do look to bring back a WR
Welker
Edelman
Tate
Price
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will not cut it and I don't care how awesome the kids at TE have been.
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Well, if they don't like to overpay like you said, they won't go after Jackson.DRiccio21 wrote:rumors out there that Pats could be looking at Steve Smith or Lee Evans or Vincent Jackson if they do look to bring back a WR
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I just woken up.trendon wrote:Bullshit trade.
No Jared Allen or "significant players" ??
Silly Trendon.
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DRiccio21 wrote:rumors out there that Pats could be looking at Steve Smith or Lee Evans or Vincent Jackson if they do look to bring back a WR
Oh I hope they go after steve smith, he is on my bench on my fantasyfootball team. Brandon Lloyd is getting the start over him lately
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Can Moss really help Favre? I remember when he was a free agent and favre was pretty vocal about the packers signing him and he ended up going with New England.
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Yes. Will free up Harvin too. Oh, and the Vikings have a guy named Sidney Rice who will come back soon.steelcitychaos wrote:Can Moss really help Favre?
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHHA Best comment so far ...
Kanaric: And the pats go THIS much closer to an all white starting offense. Get edelman, welker, gronkowski, and woodhead as a starter in a game you probably have the most white people playing offensive skill positions since the 50s.
AnEvilGuest: The O-Line is a bunch of white guys as well. I'm worried scrimmages are going to look like race riots
Kanaric: And the pats go THIS much closer to an all white starting offense. Get edelman, welker, gronkowski, and woodhead as a starter in a game you probably have the most white people playing offensive skill positions since the 50s.
AnEvilGuest: The O-Line is a bunch of white guys as well. I'm worried scrimmages are going to look like race riots