I never said that
Brisset played with a cast on the thumb of his throwing hand, he had surgery to repair a torn thumb ligament a day or two after that loss
Now I'm not suggesting they'll let JG go, I'm just pointing out your criticism of JB is not entirely accurate
that's not the bet I'm making, I think JG is their long term future
you said one will be traded, and you said it will be TB. I said "bet"
you have said numerous times the Pats will trade TB, I never said the Pats will trade JG
now you're changing both our positions
I dont see how JG can be the future without Brady playing for someone else unless Brady falls off the cliff soon.
so do we have a bet or not?
If TB traded first you win, if JG traded first I win
If nobody traded before TB's retirement, push
The thing I would like to bet on is the disagreement I have with patsfanatic.
He thinks the pats are going to trade JG or let him walk.
You don't feel that way so there is not enough disagreement between me and you to make a bet.
My whole point is the pats are not going to let him walk and if that means TB has to leave then so be it.
But I can't read TBs mind .
Cant read JGs mind either.
Maybe TB wants to retire at the end of the season.
Maybe JG is willing to sit the bench another 3 years.
In both the above I would lose the bet.
My point is JG is not going anywhere . And I can be correct in that statement and still lose the bet under your conditions.
Much different then what patsfanatic believes
He thinks the pats are going to trade JG or let him walk.
You don't feel that way so there is not enough disagreement between me and you to make a bet.
My whole point is the pats are not going to let him walk and if that means TB has to leave then so be it.
But I can't read TBs mind .
Cant read JGs mind either.
Maybe TB wants to retire at the end of the season.
Maybe JG is willing to sit the bench another 3 years.
In both the above I would lose the bet.
My point is JG is not going anywhere . And I can be correct in that statement and still lose the bet under your conditions.
Much different then what patsfanatic believes
[FONT="]However, the decision to trade Collins seems to go beyond just financial differences of opinion. Collins' production was down slightly this year (though it's worth noting that he's ranked as the ninth-best linebacker on Pro Football Focus). Collins has seen his snap count fall since Week 5, and it plummeted in Week 8 against the Bills, when he played just 62% of defensive snaps — he played 100% of defensive snaps in the first four weeks of the season.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Furthermore, he appeared to be bothering Patriots' coaches by doing what several in the NFL world have called "freelancing" on defense. Mike Lombardi, a former assistant for the Patriots, wrote on Twitter that during the Week 8 win over the Bills, Collins was doing "whatever he wants" on the field and hurting New England's defense.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Lombardi said on Bill Simmons' podcast on Monday that Collins' attitude made him a poor fit for the Patriots.[/FONT]
[FONT="]"The way he's played through the first eight games, he was getting demoted within each game," Lombardi said. "Yesterday, the second play of the game, he goes, he just kinda does whatever he was gonna do, he kinda played with no enthusiasm, and he seemed like he didn't really wanna play. ... And so I think, at some point, they had to send a message to the rest of the team."
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[FONT="]Furthermore, he appeared to be bothering Patriots' coaches by doing what several in the NFL world have called "freelancing" on defense. Mike Lombardi, a former assistant for the Patriots, wrote on Twitter that during the Week 8 win over the Bills, Collins was doing "whatever he wants" on the field and hurting New England's defense.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Lombardi said on Bill Simmons' podcast on Monday that Collins' attitude made him a poor fit for the Patriots.[/FONT]
[FONT="]"The way he's played through the first eight games, he was getting demoted within each game," Lombardi said. "Yesterday, the second play of the game, he goes, he just kinda does whatever he was gonna do, he kinda played with no enthusiasm, and he seemed like he didn't really wanna play. ... And so I think, at some point, they had to send a message to the rest of the team."
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