Patriots/NFL 2022 Preseason - Final Cuts August 30th

[smithformeragent]

Perry: Five bold predictions for Patriots training camp

With training camp set to begin on Wednesday for the Pats, it’s time to make some bold predictions. Our Phil Perry shares five things he anticipates will happen during the next month in Foxboro.

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[CharasLazyWrister]

I started watching Pats games right about Drew’s rookie season. As a little kid, I pretty much thought of as everyone playing sports/not a kid as an adult my parents age.

With my parents being in their mid 60s now, Drew Bledsoe being 50 actually doesn’t seem that old to me. Feels like I watched a career’s worth of football with him but he actually left the Pats at 30 (or 31?). To think Tom Brady lasted over a decade longer in New England alone, is insane.

 

[smithformeragent]

I started watching Pats games right about Drew’s rookie season. As a little kid, I pretty much thought of as everyone playing sports/not a kid as an adult my parents age.

With my parents being in their mid 60s now, Drew Bledsoe being 50 actually doesn’t seem that old to me. Feels like I watched a career’s worth of football with him but he actually left the Pats at 30 (or 31?). To think Tom Brady lasted over a decade longer in New England alone, is insane.

Same. Started watching in '93.

Age has given me some prospective for sure.

I remember when Bledsoe retired rather than taking a back-up gig with the Seahawks, my boss saying "He could still play. He's young.".

 

[CharasLazyWrister]

Same. Started watching in '93.

Age has given me some prospective for sure.

I remember when Bledsoe retired rather than taking a back-up gig with the Seahawks, my boss saying "He could still play. He's young.".

Bledsoe was gone from the Patriots when he was 3 years younger than I am right now.

Now THAT makes me feel old lol

 

[HustleB]

What will Stevenson do this year. 500-600 Rushing possible? 30 Receptions?

 

[CHRDANHUTCH]

Seahawks RB Chris Carson to retire due to neck injury; it will be filed as coverage for insurance settlement and be classified as a failed Physical

 

[McGarnagle]

What will Stevenson do this year. 500-600 Rushing possible? 30 Receptions?

With James White back and healthy, the RBs should be pretty dynamic. Harris is versatile, Stevenson the bruiser, and White in the passing game. I'm not convinced Sweet Feet won't have lost a step or two after his injury though. Could see Stevenson being an old school goal line or 3rd & 1 back that they haven't had in a long time.

 

[Alicat]

With James White back and healthy, the RBs should be pretty dynamic. Harris is versatile, Stevenson the bruiser, and White in the passing game. I'm not convinced Sweet Feet won't have lost a step or two after his injury though. Could see Stevenson being an old school goal line or 3rd & 1 back that they haven't had in a long time.

This is in line with what I was thinking only you can articulate it lol. Stevenson gives me Kevin Faulk vibes minus the leadership (kid is only a 2nd year).

 

[Alicat]

Stevenson looks like he's leaned out quite a bit.

 

[DangleCity]

With James White back and healthy, the RBs should be pretty dynamic. Harris is versatile, Stevenson the bruiser, and White in the passing game. I'm not convinced Sweet Feet won't have lost a step or two after his injury though. Could see Stevenson being an old school goal line or 3rd & 1 back that they haven't had in a long time.

Reports are White is having issues just walking without a limp. His career could be in jeopardy

 

[McGarnagle]

Reports are White is having issues just walking without a limp. His career could be in jeopardy

He basically shredded his hip ligaments 10 months ago and he's a RB whose whole game is lateral movement, so yeah, I'm skeptical about his ability to recover. Wouldn't be shocked if he tries it out in training camp then retires.

JJ Taylor could get a bigger role then if he works on pass catching a little. There's also Ty Montgomery on the roster but I think he's just going to be a kick returner.

 

[CDJ]

James White still wasn’t really moving (let alone training) as of a couple months ago, I look at him as a RB coach more than anything at this point

His injury was BAD. Really, really bad. There’s a reason they drafted 2 backs

 

[Troublesome 85]

They drafted 2 RBs too. Maybe White and Harris both gone after this year. Would love Harris to stay.

 

[Blowfish]

Not following NFL as closely since my dolphins have been miserable for so long. Will they be worth watching in 2022?

 

[CHRDANHUTCH]

only difference is mandated helmet caps in the helmets this year

 

[CDJ]

Not following NFL as closely since my dolphins have been miserable for so long. Will they be worth watching in 2022?

Yes, they’re at the very least going to be an interesting offense. A lot of speed.

 

[CHRDANHUTCH]

Kraft named finalist for NFL Hall of Fame

 

[Smirnov2Chistov]

For you Pat's fans, are you still a supporter of Brady?

It's probably an old topic for most of you here, but recently a family member who is a diehard Pats fan discussed seeing some games this coming season. As the conversation progressed he admitted that he can't stand the guy in any capacity anymore (lol).

 

[BMC]

For you Pat's fans, are you still a supporter of Brady?

It's probably an old topic for most of you here, but recently a family member who is a diehard Pats fan discussed seeing some games this coming season. As the conversation progressed he admitted that he can't stand the guy in any capacity anymore (lol).

Personally I don't care about him now that he's an ex-Patriot but I am sick to death hearing about him.

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[jgatie]

For you Pat's fans, are you still a supporter of Brady?

It's probably an old topic for most of you here, but recently a family member who is a diehard Pats fan discussed seeing some games this coming season. As the conversation progressed he admitted that he can't stand the guy in any capacity anymore (lol).

His actions the last 2 seasons with the Pats spoiled my view of him and by the time he left, I was ready to see him go. He'd become the antithesis of my image of him. He went from the ultimate team player who would do anything to succeed, to a diva who expected to be treated special. Though he's still the greatest football player I've ever seen.

 

[crimsonace]

Personally I don't care about him now that he's an ex-Patriot but I am sick to death hearing about him.

I live in Indianapolis (and yes, Colts fan - the first football game I ever attended was their first game in Indy as a nine-year-old). This is *exactly* how things were here after Manning went to Denver. I couldn't care less - he was just another QB on an AFC team that would be a potential playoff obstacle, but we heard about him ad nauseum (and Denver games were televised locally as if they were a local team ... I assume it's the same for the Bucs in Boston).

 

[Bruinswillwin77]

For you Pat's fans, are you still a supporter of Brady?

It's probably an old topic for most of you here, but recently a family member who is a diehard Pats fan discussed seeing some games this coming season. As the conversation progressed he admitted that he can't stand the guy in any capacity anymore (lol).

Yes and no. I'll always root for the Pats but I somewhat root for Brady although in the same rights I feel like he has this hatred for NE now so that turns me off a bit.

I'll edit this a little bit. I was born in 90' so when Brady came out of nowhere I was like 10 years old and it was my first year actually following football, so just the memories growing up will always be sentimental to me.

 

[Blowfish]

Yes, they’re at the very least going to be an interesting offense. A lot of speed.

Thanks good to hear.

 

[eightspokedb]

For you Pat's fans, are you still a supporter of Brady?

It's probably an old topic for most of you here, but recently a family member who is a diehard Pats fan discussed seeing some games this coming season. As the conversation progressed he admitted that he can't stand the guy in any capacity anymore (lol).

.....who?......

 

[Gee Wally]

For you Pat's fans, are you still a supporter of Brady?

It's probably an old topic for most of you here, but recently a family member who is a diehard Pats fan discussed seeing some games this coming season. As the conversation progressed he admitted that he can't stand the guy in any capacity anymore (lol).

f*** Tom Kadashian.