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If you were listening, you would have heard the 4 names I gave you.

It's documented all over the place. From Woody, to Sanders, to Moss. Ty Law was just talking about this a couple months ago.... as he was a victim of it. There was also an article talking about how the Packers do exactly the opposite of the Pats. They rarely trade, cut or deal their veterans. And maybe their replacements don't produce just as much, but the team doesn't take a hit because of it.... That's probably a better way of stating it

Belicheck is known to move on from players a year or 2 sooner than fans want, and replace them with younger players who come in and produce just as much. His system is so crisp, you can easily plug and play. I take it you're not really paying attention.

Sounds like Belicheck eh?

Eh. Cut the nonsense and let's be real. You're falling in love with players. You probably also loved Arrington and Asa Jackson. We need more speed in the secondary. The Webb experiment needs to end. When I was crying to start T.Young early in the season over Wright, everyone yelled the same nonsense "good thing fans don't make decisions". You probably loved Wright. I can just sense it. Lewis a great backup? You're kidding right? And I never said cut Powers.

100% agree. SSS needs to retire. Elam, Webb, Hester, Arrington and Lewis need to be cut. If it weren't for his relationship with Flacco, I'd move on from Pitta as well. I'm also in favor of moving on from Mike Wallace as well. No idea about his salary and all that though. You have to find yourself a veteran #1 wideout. A sure handed player to move the sticks. Someone like Garçon. Then you move Perriman into the 2 spot. You have to develop Reynolds and Campanaro as the slot guys. While Pitta is a dependable pass catcher, we need more playmaking from that position. Maxx Williams needs to develop.

Jimmy is making a lot of money to be a #2. It would be hard to bring in a number 1 taking the cap into consideration.

A first down ends it

Onside kick here. A first down ends it either way.

Like the fools we are...

This is getting embarassing now..

The field looks so small when Bmore is on offense. But so large with green grass everywhere when Brady is under center.

Brady is going to end this very quickly.

Anything over the sticks would probably get picked off.

I don't get it..... This is a bend but don't break defense... We can't even bend them.

- Flacco looks flustered - Their wideouts are way more aggressive on those 50/50 balls than ours - Jimmy can't stay healthy - Brady is throwing the ball with pinpoint accuracy

Ah, look who's back. You've been predicting this slide since week 4.

Orton during Thomas' rookie season put up very comparable, if not better, stats than Flacco this season.

Anything short of OBJ as a rookie, people would complain.

Kyle Orton ... who threw for 3600+ yards and 20 TD's.

For fun... Perrimans first 10 games of his career.... 42 targets 20 catches 280 yards 1 TD 5-5 record Demaryius Thomas first 10 games of his career... 39 targets 22 catches 283 yards 2 TD's 3-7 record

One...game...at....a....time....

I saw a win... what did you see?

Cinci Miami @ NE Eagles No reason why this team shouldn't be at least 8-6 heading into our Christmas Day showdown with Pitt. Harbs needs to make sure his players and coaches are prepared for the road ahead. One game at a time. Let's take care of homefield and give NE our best shot. I'm hoping the Bengals are far out of playoff contention by week 17 and will be positioning themselves for the draft, allowing us to take advantage. If only our offense could look as crisp and prepared as it did during that first quarter drive. Hopefully Jimmy is back healthy and Wright can stay far off the field.

I truly think Flacco misses having a Ray Rice kind of RB behind him.