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Matthew Judon gives candid answer on current Pats QB situation
New England Patriots linebacker Matthew Judon weighs in on what direction the team should go in terms of a quarterback: Mac Jones, Bailey Zappe, or someone new.www.yahoo.com
Diplomatic response, and probably about as good as it could have been under the circumstances.
BB's system was the better one, IMO, and we saw that for a lot of years. The problem was that BB lost the ability to properly judge the players in that fit. Listening to Lombardi (BB's parrot) break down the Harry/Metcalf choices really serves to highlight that.
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Take this for what it’s worth. I’d rather the team roll the dice on someone like Maye rather than a 36 year old cousins or Mayfield at this point.
Patriots Rumors: Insiders Believe Team Is Open to Trading No. 3 2024 NFL Draft Pick
Despite their need for a franchise quarterback, the New England Patriots are reportedly a candidate to trade back from the No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL…
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I think I'm with you, if we can get Maye or MHJ there I like it, and I feel like one of them should be. If not, I'm cool with a small trade down, grab a OT or WR.Take this for what it’s worth. I’d rather the team roll the dice on someone like Maye rather than a 36 year old cousins or Mayfield at this point.
Patriots Rumors: Insiders Believe Team Is Open to Trading No. 3 2024 NFL Draft Pick
Despite their need for a franchise quarterback, the New England Patriots are reportedly a candidate to trade back from the No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL…syndication.bleacherreport.com
In the world of professional football, the Pro Football Hall of Fame is where the legends of the sport are enshrined, their achievements celebrated for generations to come. This year, the class of 2024 is stirring up quite the buzz, with a notable mix of first-time eligibles and returning finalists making the headlines. Among them, Devin Hester, known for electrifying the gridiron with his unparalleled return abilities, has been selected for induction, highlighting a roster that’s sparking conversations among fans and insiders alike. Let’s dive deeper into the stories of these remarkable athletes and what their potential induction means for the legacy of the NFL.
Devin Hester’s selection into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2024 isn’t just a personal triumph; it’s a historic nod to the special teams’ impact on the game. Hester, often mentioned in the breaths of awe and exhilaration, redefined what it meant to be a return specialist. His career, dotted with record-breaking returns, left fans on the edge of their seats and opponents wary of kicking the ball anywhere near him. His induction is not just deserved; it’s a momentous occasion celebrating the art of the return.
Looking ahead to 2025, another special teams star is on the horizon for Hall of Fame eligibility. Adam Vinatieri, the NFL’s all-time leading scorer, has left an indelible mark on the league. His precision under pressure has turned the tide of numerous games, including some of the most unforgettable moments in playoff history. His eligibility sparks a conversation about the value of kickers within the Hall and whether his scoring record will see him follow in the footsteps of legends like Morten Andersen and Jan Stenerud.
The class of 2024 and beyond also ushers in a wave of first-time eligible players whose careers have left lasting impacts on the league. Notably, Eli Manning, Marshawn Lynch, Luke Kuechly, and Terrell Suggs, each brought a unique flair and skill set to their respective positions. Manning, with his two Super Bowl MVPs; Lynch, known as ‘Beast Mode’ for his powerful running style; Kuechly, with his intelligent and aggressive defensive play; and Suggs, a fearsome edge rusher with a knack for disrupting offenses, are all in their first year of eligibility, making the next few years particularly exciting for Hall of Fame announcements.
The ballot for 2024 isn’t short of talent, with finalists from the previous year returning for consideration. This list features a blend of outstanding athletes such as Willie Anderson, Jared Allen, and Antonio Gates, to name a few, each bringing their own story of perseverance, skill, and undeniable impact on the game. Gates, particularly, is noted for his incredible career as a tight end, with numerous 800-yard seasons that set a new standard for the position.
The Hall of Fame’s approach to inducting players has always sparked discussions, especially around positions like kickers and special team players. With only Morten Andersen and Jan Stenerud representing the full-time kickers in the Hall, the inclusion of players like Vinatieri and the recognition of return specialists like Hester could signal a broader appreciation for the roles that often go unnoticed but are integral to the game.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2024 and the list of eligible players for the upcoming years underscore the diverse talent and contributions that have shaped the NFL. From the undeniable impact of special teams to the game-changing plays of quarterbacks and defensive legends, the Hall of Fame remains a testament to the evolution and richness of professional football. As fans, we’re reminded of the thrilling moments these athletes have provided and, as they step into history, we’re invited to celebrate the journeys that have led them to Canton.
Devin Hester’s selection into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2024 isn’t just a personal triumph; it’s a historic nod to the special teams’ impact on the game. Hester, often mentioned in the breaths of awe and exhilaration, redefined what it meant to be a return specialist. His career, dotted with record-breaking returns, left fans on the edge of their seats and opponents wary of kicking the ball anywhere near him. His induction is not just deserved; it’s a momentous occasion celebrating the art of the return.
Looking ahead to 2025, another special teams star is on the horizon for Hall of Fame eligibility. Adam Vinatieri, the NFL’s all-time leading scorer, has left an indelible mark on the league. His precision under pressure has turned the tide of numerous games, including some of the most unforgettable moments in playoff history. His eligibility sparks a conversation about the value of kickers within the Hall and whether his scoring record will see him follow in the footsteps of legends like Morten Andersen and Jan Stenerud.
The class of 2024 and beyond also ushers in a wave of first-time eligible players whose careers have left lasting impacts on the league. Notably, Eli Manning, Marshawn Lynch, Luke Kuechly, and Terrell Suggs, each brought a unique flair and skill set to their respective positions. Manning, with his two Super Bowl MVPs; Lynch, known as ‘Beast Mode’ for his powerful running style; Kuechly, with his intelligent and aggressive defensive play; and Suggs, a fearsome edge rusher with a knack for disrupting offenses, are all in their first year of eligibility, making the next few years particularly exciting for Hall of Fame announcements.
The ballot for 2024 isn’t short of talent, with finalists from the previous year returning for consideration. This list features a blend of outstanding athletes such as Willie Anderson, Jared Allen, and Antonio Gates, to name a few, each bringing their own story of perseverance, skill, and undeniable impact on the game. Gates, particularly, is noted for his incredible career as a tight end, with numerous 800-yard seasons that set a new standard for the position.
The Hall of Fame’s approach to inducting players has always sparked discussions, especially around positions like kickers and special team players. With only Morten Andersen and Jan Stenerud representing the full-time kickers in the Hall, the inclusion of players like Vinatieri and the recognition of return specialists like Hester could signal a broader appreciation for the roles that often go unnoticed but are integral to the game.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2024 and the list of eligible players for the upcoming years underscore the diverse talent and contributions that have shaped the NFL. From the undeniable impact of special teams to the game-changing plays of quarterbacks and defensive legends, the Hall of Fame remains a testament to the evolution and richness of professional football. As fans, we’re reminded of the thrilling moments these athletes have provided and, as they step into history, we’re invited to celebrate the journeys that have led them to Canton.
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Cracker bitch
so does this weaken the idea bb couldn't get rid of him though he wanted to or is it irrelevant as kraft will let the new regime do what they want?
this team is gonna be ugly for awhile. methinks too little experience on the staff.
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As long as the staff has enough diversity, all will be well. They just need to hire an Hispanic female, a non-binary Asian-American, and a trans aboriginal, and the Super Bowl victory will be in Boston next season.
