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Gumpboy45
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you dont say
he had like 3 catches for 20 yards last night
cost me a trip to playoffs in my family fantasy league.. i hope he doesnt get paid like Jamaar Chase because he's not Jamaar Chase quality
Gumpboy45
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agree 100%
Lord Chevy
I'm home
So did we ... a few years later, but we did
Higgins is not going anywhere, the Bengals are either going to franchise him again or resign him. Which is going to end up being a blessing in disguise because he's just not on the field enough, and he's never proven he's a #1.
Bedard doesn't know shit.
If this organization wastes all its money on Tee fucking Higgins...
To expand on the so called quote.
"Offensive Coordinators came to interview with the Patriots, met with Jerod Mayo, Eliot Wolf and Robyn Glaser"
No fucking shit they interviewed 12 OC candidates.
"and didn’t like how the Patriots organization sounded. They didn’t like the direction of the organization"
They are at rock bottom, the only direction is up.. sounds like bullshit from an obese D- level beat reporter who talked shit about the team even at their various peaks.
The interviews were “light on football”
And? Based on what, compared to what? According to whom? and also... what the fuck does that even mean? Maybe they were looking for culture fit before schemes?
Here’s the list of OC interviews they brought in.. who exactly on this list is a proven offensive mind that is a must fucking hire?
- Thomas Brown, OC, Panthers
- Interviewed
- Nick Caley, TE coach, Rams
- Interviewed on 1/22; second interview on 1/28
- Tanner Engstrand, passing game coordinator, Lions
- Interviewed
- Brian Fleury, TE coach, 49ers
- Interviewed
- Luke Getsy, former OC, Bears
- Interviewed on 1/30; interviewed again
- Jerrod Johnson, QB coach, Texans
- Interviewed
- Klint Kubiak, passing game coordinator, 49ers
- Interviewed
- Zac Robinson, QB coach, Rams
- Interviewed on 1/23
- Dan Pitcher, QB coach, Bengals
- Interviewed on 1/23
- Scott Turner, passing game coordinator, Raiders
- Interviewed
- Alex Van Pelt, former OC, Browns
- Hired
- Shane Waldron, OC, Seahawks
- Interviewed
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Lord Chevy
I'm home
Adams and Patterson should have taught them to go for the flashy #2 AFTER you have an established #1.If this organization wastes all its money on Tee fucking Higgins...
Hell, look at Tampa when they went all-in on Alvin Harper!
QUINCY ‒ Jabrill Peppers, the New England Patriots safety charged with three counts of domestic assault and one count of cocaine possession, is one step closer to trial.
On Tuesday, Quincy District Court Judge Mark Coven granted the prosecutor's request for medical records of the woman accusing Peppers of strangling her, banging her head against a wall and throwing her down a flight of stairs at his Braintree apartment in early October.
EMS personnel for Brewster Ambulance Service evaluated the woman on the scene, according to Assistant District Attorney Abigail Bird.
Peppers' lawyer, Marc Brofsky, requested records from any subsequent medical evaluations. Bird said she has not yet interviewed the woman and is unaware of additional medical attention she may have received.
Bird said she has given Brofsky the 911 recording, police reports and pictures of the woman's injuries.
New England Patriots captain Jabrill Peppers was arraigned in District Court on Monday.
More on this case: Patriots Jabrill Peppers charged with choking girlfriend. Read the police report details
Brofsky requested records of "prior bad acts" of Peppers' accuser. Bird said she has no such records at this time as she has not yet met with the woman.
Coven set a final pretrial hearing for Dec. 27 where the parties can make further motions based on the medical records and other evidence produced by that date.
A trial date is set for Jan. 22, 2025.
On Tuesday, Quincy District Court Judge Mark Coven granted the prosecutor's request for medical records of the woman accusing Peppers of strangling her, banging her head against a wall and throwing her down a flight of stairs at his Braintree apartment in early October.
EMS personnel for Brewster Ambulance Service evaluated the woman on the scene, according to Assistant District Attorney Abigail Bird.
Peppers' lawyer, Marc Brofsky, requested records from any subsequent medical evaluations. Bird said she has not yet interviewed the woman and is unaware of additional medical attention she may have received.
Bird said she has given Brofsky the 911 recording, police reports and pictures of the woman's injuries.
New England Patriots captain Jabrill Peppers was arraigned in District Court on Monday.
More on this case: Patriots Jabrill Peppers charged with choking girlfriend. Read the police report details
Brofsky requested records of "prior bad acts" of Peppers' accuser. Bird said she has no such records at this time as she has not yet met with the woman.
Coven set a final pretrial hearing for Dec. 27 where the parties can make further motions based on the medical records and other evidence produced by that date.
A trial date is set for Jan. 22, 2025.
Does Jabrill Peppers still play for the New England Patriots?
Following his arrest on October 7, the NFL placed Peppers on the commissioner exempt list, barring him from games and team activities. He was reinstated on Nov. 25 and returned to action on Dec. 1 after missing seven games. He is no longer a captain.
