Looking at the Patriots 2025

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chevss454 said:
QB Tommy DeVito was claimed by the Patriots. He tore us to shreds in the 3rd preseason game.

Joshua Dobbs should be looking over his shoulder. Maye has someone who can push him now.

Watch it on youtube. It's worth it.

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I too was yelling SIGN HIM! SIGN HIM! after that game. Good yob!
 
Flagg the Wanderer said:
I went to college with a girl with the last name Woodcock.
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I win in the incredible names sweepstakes. I had a co-worker one time whose name was "Nancy Goodhead" - no lie.
But my personal fave is a Greek kid I went to HS with named "Constantine Constantine." He must have held a lifelong grudge against his parents. :rofl:
 
The players are off for the weekend. No practice today, Sat. or Sunday. Then all hell breaks loose behind closed doors.
 
Big/Sky/Fly said:
Peppers released. Must have been the pillow on his helmet...
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Maybe, lol.
Reiss says Hawkins and Woodson are better suited for man coverage which the Pats intend to run more and more.
Peppers lost the competition. Peppers was never really fast anyway, 4.52 40 7 years ago.
 
TommyD420 said:
Most people don't just quit cocaine once they're on it. :coffee:
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Big/Sky/Fly said:
G Men Sport GIF by New York Giants
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Hypothetically, of course.

Peppers admitted in open court he was in possession of cocaine for his personal use, and this was adjudicated in court. (This is not hypothetical, this happened)

Hypothetically, the Patriots would have been testing him from the moment he set foot back in the facility, outside of league tests.
Hypothetically, they hope he gets help, and don't want to ruin his life by pulling a Just Say No and leaking a positive test to the press.
Hypothetically, they were willing to find a trade partner if one was out there, and hypothetically, if Peppers had been able to avoid pissing dirty in mandatory tests, no one would have needed to know. No suspension, no cops.
Hypothetically, the Patriots knew this was an ongoing issue, and he was never going to start opening day, because hypothetically, there was a hypothetical positive test the week after the Minnesota trip.
Hypothetically, the reason Peppers played a good portion of the Giants game was to give him a chance to showcase to the league (and didn't do particularly well, honestly).
So hypothetically, the Patriots cut someone in order to avoid suspension and rehab during the season, hypothetically giving Peppers the chance to hypothetically get clean.

Hypothetically.

Hypothetically Giardi's 'no off-field issues' was a direct response from Hypothetically Wolf when asked a specific question about legal issues. In this hypothetical scenario, there are no legal issues.

All of this is hypothetical, of course, and shouldn't be accepted as fact. Hypothetically, don't be surprised if Peppers hypothetically has nothing very negative to say outside of very vague terms about his release.
 
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TommyD420 said:
Hypothetically, of course.

Peppers admitted in open court he was in possession of cocaine for his personal use, and this was adjudicated in court. (This is not hypothetical, this happened)

Hypothetically, the Patriots would have been testing him from the moment he set foot back in the facility, outside of league tests.
Hypothetically, they hope he gets help, and don't want to ruin his life by pulling a Just Say No and leaking a positive test to the press.
Hypothetically, they were willing to find a trade partner if one was out there, and hypothetically, if Peppers had been able to avoid pissing dirty in mandatory tests, no one would have needed to know. No suspension, no cops.
Hypothetically, the Patriots knew this was an ongoing issue, and he was never going to start opening day, because hypothetically, there was a hypothetical positive test the week after the Minnesota trip.
Hypothetically, the reason Peppers played a good portion of the Giants game was to give him a chance to showcase to the league (and didn't do particularly well, honestly).
So hypothetically, the Patriots cut someone in order to avoid suspension and rehab during the season, hypothetically giving Peppers the chance to hypothetically get clean.

Hypothetically.

Hypothetically Giardi's 'no off-field issues' was a direct response from Hypothetically Wolf when asked a specific question about legal issues. In this hypothetical scenario, there are no legal issues.

All of this is hypothetical, of course, and shouldn't be accepted as fact. Hypothetically, don't be surprised if Peppers hypothetically has nothing very negative to say outside of very vague terms about his release.
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Hypothetically it sounds like this regime handled this release properly. I would never put a player's business on the street when they were trying to work through issues like this or any other personal issues.
 
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