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Choked even with the ref help
I'm glad somebody made this thread for me
I wish I could watch it thanks NFL
The real bad news is next up on the road vs a Ravens team coming off a loss. The Ravens haven't lost back to back games since early 2009.
Seriously.
The reffing in that game was a joke. They ruled one Fitz catch on 3rd down an incompletion that was especially bad.
DoK quoting his own troll, it's ever so sad.
That would mean I've staged a lot of Booharv-esk arguments with myself.
Pats and Colts have the same record
Kevin Kolb takes the win. Brady just unofficially passing the torch to the next great QB he's supposed to be unofficially passing the torch to. No surprises here.
Apparently, I'm in both Bynum trolls' heads, tbh.... all they can say to me is "monkeyball" or "Harlem or DOK's troll".....
That would mean I've staged a lot of Booharv-esk arguments with myself.
Bill thought they had this game before it started, so he sent a message to his #1 receiver.Wes Welker isn't sure why his role has changed with the New England Patriots . He knows better than to publicly state his displeasure.
Welker's strange season took another left turn Sunday, when he found himself on the bench behind Julian Edelman to start Sunday's 20-18 loss to the Arizona Cardinals . It took Aaron Hernandez 's first-quarter ankle injury to get Welker into the mix.
Welker's first catch didn't come until late in the second quarter, breaking Troy Brown's team mark for receptions (558). Welker finished with five catches for 95 yards. He played 63 snaps, 12 less than Edelman.
Welker lined up for 89 percent of the Patriots ' snaps last season. He was on the field for 65 percent of snaps in Week 1 and 76 percent of snaps in Week 2.
"You know, you want to be out there, I think, as a compe or and everything else," Welker said, via Masslive.com . "Especially on Sundays, it's what we play for and what we work for and you want to be out there.
"At the same time, (coach Bill Belichick ) felt like whatever was best for the team, and I'm for that. And I totally understand that, and I'm just there to help out however I can."
It's possible Welker's playing time eventually will revert to the levels of last season, but it's fair to wonder how we got here in the first place. It surely isn't about production -- Welker is coming off a season in which he piled up 122 catches for 1,569 yards.
Brady targeted Welker a team-high 11 times Sunday, proof the wide receiver still a) gets open and b) has his quarterback's trust. Welker seems like the same player. It's his role that has mysteriously changed.
http://m.nfl.com/news/0ap10000000629...ecreased-role/
Instead, Edelman looked mediocre and made Wes look even more valuable.
smh lol Bill
Tom Brady is going to need special Uggz to go around them air casts he's going to have to wear if his O-Line can't save his ass. He is taking wayyy too many hits for a 35-year old superstar...
Welker - 11 targets, 5 catches
Edelman - 6 targets, 5 catches
In fact, Welker was easily the most inefficient receiver on the team yesterday in terms of "targets to catches" ratio (besides hernandez who was only targeted once obviously). I'd say this is less a case of actual effectiveness getting open, and more a case of Brady forcing it to his buddy and Welker not delivering as efficiently as any other pass catcher on the team. Brady forces it to Welker, Pats lose. Been the story for years now.
That's Gabriel Trujillo and he's awesome
Game 1 - Welker has minimal role, Pats win
Game 2 - Welker has a big role cuz of Hernandez injury, Pats lose
Clearly Bill knows less Welker is a good thing, but the Hernandez injury has forced him to play Welker. Time to re-sign Branch imho.
2011 - Welker has huge role, Pats go to Super Bowl
Super Bowl - Welker gets primary receiver role back after Gronk injury, drops pass that would close out the game, Pats lose
Apparently, I'm in both Bynum trolls' heads, tbh.... all they can say to me is "monkeyball" or "Harlem or DOK's troll".....
Give it up, son, you're wrong...
ing midget welker
Sources: Patriots add Kellen Winslow
Updated: September 18, 2012, 11:46 AM ET
By James Walker | ESPN.com
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It took less than 48 hours for the New England Patriots to replace injured tight end Aaron Hernandez. According to sources, the Patriots have agreed to a one-year contract with former Pro Bowl tight end Kellen Winslow Jr.
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Adding Kellen Winslow was a move the Patriots had to make in order to keep running their two-tight end sets with Aaron Hernandez hurt, ESPN.com's James Walker writes. Blog
• ESPN Boston: Reiss on Winslow
Winslow's agent tweeted congratulations to Winslow later Tuesday morning, although no official confirmation has come from the team yet.
The tweet from Denise White, CEO of EAG Sports Management, read: "Congrats to our client @KellenWinslowJr for signing with the Patriots!!!"
It is no surprise the Patriots had interest in Winslow. New England brought him in for a visit two weeks ago and kept Winslow on the team's short list.
Hernandez suffered a right ankle injury in Sunday's loss to the Arizona Cardinals and is expected to miss at least a month, sources told ESPN on Monday.
Winslow brings many of the same skills to the table. He's an athletic tight end with good hands. This also allows New England to continue to run its vaunted two-tight end sets, with Winslow projected to team up with Pro Bowl tight end Rob Gronkowski.
Winslow caught 75 passes for 763 yards and two touchdowns last season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He's averaged 73 receptions for 792.3 yards the past three seasons.
He was released by the Seahawks earlier this month. The team originally acquired him in a trade with Tampa Bay in May.
Winslow's base salary of $3.3 million for the 2012 season would have been guaranteed if he had been on the roster for the season opener
Hernandez - 14 targets, 8 catches
Welker - 8 targets, 7 catches
Aside from that one bad pass that Welker had to contort just to get his hands on the ball, he was easily the most efficient non-rb receiver in terms of ” targets to catches” that day
And he still dropped a pass that would have won the Super Bowl.
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