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I'm sure that you will help to keep things in perspective.

Hmmmmm...who could have predicted this?

 

Adding another potential weapon to their arsenal, the prolific Patriots offense has just solidified their standing as the most prominent offensive juggernaut in the league. <_<.

 

A "juggernaut" with no run game or O-line.

 

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The Pats* signing Demps makes it more likely the Bills keep Potter for kickoffs. Demps can't hurt the Bills if Potter keeps kicking the ball out of the back of the endzone.

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So we're supposed to be terrified of him because he's fast? If I'm not mistaken, wasn't he predicted to be a 6th round pick if he had decided to stick with football? So now he's a track star, and even though he wasn't that highly touted a football player to begin with, he's going to be a stud now?

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Based on the presence of Brady, Welker, Gronkowski, and Hernandez, I kind of thought the Pats offense already had a solid standing as a prominent offensive juggernaut in the league. As for "the most prominent", when asked to comment, Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees just smiled. But what can you expect - it's Bleacher Report

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So we're supposed to be terrified of him because he's fast? If I'm not mistaken, wasn't he predicted to be a 6th round pick if he had decided to stick with football? So now he's a track star, and even though he wasn't that highly touted a football player to begin with, he's going to be a stud now?

 

Who knows what his impact will be. I seriously doubt he'll be a stud however which is why he wasn't graded out much higher than a mid rounder. But, the Pats aren't adding him because they need him to be a stud for them. He's simply yet another piece in the puzzle that they are building. Most likely he'll contribute in the return game. He obviously has huge potential in this role, on a Pats team that needs such a player. Should he show an ability to help in the run game as well as in the passing game, then he'll be a mightmare matchup problem when added to the likes of Welker, Gronk, Hernandez and Lloyd. I'm not sure what a defense could do, personnel wise, to counter this.

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How can you suggest they are not an offensive juggernaut? Running game or not, they are clearly one of the best offenses in the NFL

 

You make a good point. BUT did you read the article? Here is the quote:

 

"Adding another potential weapon to their arsenal, the Prolific Patriots offense has just solidified their standing as the most Prominent offensive juggernaut in the league."

 

If you did read the article. I would agree it had great alliteration.

But, C'mon Man......we are in preseason and the writer claims......."the most prominent offensive juggernaut in the league."

Seriously???? In August??

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You make a good point. BUT did you read the article? Here is the quote:

 

"Adding another potential weapon to their arsenal, the Prolific Patriots offense has just solidified their standing as the most Prominent offensive juggernaut in the league."

 

If you did read the article. I would agree it had great alliteration.

But, C'mon Man......we are in preseason and the writer claims......."the most prominent offensive juggernaut in the league."

Seriously???? In August??

 

OK, I did not read the article. That may be a bit over the top. But I don't think its ridiculous at all to call them a juggernaut

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