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Well he certainly didn't "get us to the next level" as promised by someone cough cough.. But with CJ on board AND him he could...
I think getting to the NFC championship game was another level
Well he certainly didn't "get us to the next level" as promised by someone cough cough.. But with CJ on board AND him he could...
Well he certainly didn't "get us to the next level" as promised by someone cough cough.. But with CJ on board AND him he could...
Whoever that author is, he sure knows his team. Nice find
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Unlike most New England writers/ sportscasters, Hannable generally knows what he is talking about. He, like Curran and a few others is good. I am a Pats fan and really like Chandler Jones, but it was the perfect time for the Pats to trade him. he will be UFA at the end of the season. The Pats have many important players reaching UFA at the end of next year, Hightower, Butler, Sheard, etc and Jones would have been the last one to get his money so he was probably gone. The drugged out of his mind at the police station during playoff week episode probably sealed the deal as far as BB was concerned. Just so you know, the Cards are getting a very good pass rusher. he tends to get his sacks in bunches. He is best as a 4-3 DE but you guys seem to like bigger OLB's who don't have to cover so that should work well. He will never be confused with Matt Shaughnessy against the run but he can really get after the passer which is what the cards need. Hopefully Cooper can bring something to the table and since the Pats got a 1st rounder stolen from them by Goodell and his minions, they were looking for picks. I am sure the pats would have preferred a higher 2nd rounder but with Cooper's possible potential hopefully it works out for both teams. Worst case for the cards, you are unable to sign Chandler Jones to a long term deal and he leaves after this coming year, But if that happens, you would probably get a 3rd rd compensatory pick, so all you would be out is Cooper and a drop from a 2nd to a 3rd a year later for one of the top 10 pass rushers in the league. Not a bad deal for the Cards.
Am I the only one that still wants Freeney re-signed? Can you imagine him and Jones, coming off opposite sides, on obvious passing downs...or heck, even the same side on a unbalanced blitz...You can't stop both of them.
Just read the thread... Hardly
Man, I made to the 4th page...lol
Thanks for posting. This was very valuable. Hope you stick around.
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Unlike most New England writers/ sportscasters, Hannable generally knows what he is talking about. He, like Curran and a few others is good. I am a Pats fan and really like Chandler Jones, but it was the perfect time for the Pats to trade him. he will be UFA at the end of the season. The Pats have many important players reaching UFA at the end of next year, Hightower, Butler, Sheard, etc and Jones would have been the last one to get his money so he was probably gone. The drugged out of his mind at the police station during playoff week episode probably sealed the deal as far as BB was concerned. Just so you know, the Cards are getting a very good pass rusher. he tends to get his sacks in bunches. He is best as a 4-3 DE but you guys seem to like bigger OLB's who don't have to cover so that should work well. He will never be confused with Matt Shaughnessy against the run but he can really get after the passer which is what the cards need. Hopefully Cooper can bring something to the table and since the Pats got a 1st rounder stolen from them by Goodell and his minions, they were looking for picks. I am sure the pats would have preferred a higher 2nd rounder but with Cooper's possible potential hopefully it works out for both teams. Worst case for the cards, you are unable to sign Chandler Jones to a long term deal and he leaves after this coming year, But if that happens, you would probably get a 3rd rd compensatory pick, so all you would be out is Cooper and a drop from a 2nd to a 3rd a year later for one of the top 10 pass rushers in the league. Not a bad deal for the Cards.
Seattle fans not happy:
http://www.seahawks.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=124249
The Patriots have a decision to make even more quickly on Cooper. By May 3, they must exercise (or not) Cooper’s 2017 option. Because Cooper was picked in the top 10 of the 2013 draft, his option salary for 2017 matches the transition tender for offensive linemen in 2016. The magic number is a whopping $11.902 million.
yikes I'm not picking that option upKeim also avoided a tough question and punted it to the Patriots, from PFT
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/15/patriots-have-fairly-quick-decision-to-make-on-jonathan-cooper/
So, we were going to have to make this decision or lose him. Instead we used him as trade bait for Jones. Awesome.