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Tony Romo sends warning to the rest of nfl (that includes us) about the Pats

Palm Beach Pats fan said:
It's truth.

Tua better prove something this year. You know it and I know it. Everyone is hyping up Jones like Tua last year.
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Let's see if the Patriots can finally win without some sort of cheating and Kraft staying away from Asian rug and tug "salons"
 
Palm Beach Pats fan said:
It's truth.

Tua better prove something this year. You know it and I know it. Everyone is hyping up Jones like Tua last year.
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Tua was considered a candidate for top overall pick prior to the injury.

Mac Jones was considered (approximately) a third round prospect.

Until the chatter started that SF was considering Lance and Jones at #3, it was a long shot that Jones would get squeezed up into the first round in the annual QB scramble.

There was no chance in the universe a team at #3 was drafting Jones, let alone a team that gave up a king's ransom to trade up into that spot.

If the Pats didn't reach for him he probably falls out of the first round.

He's just not a good pro prospect, brother (and even if he turns out to be, genius draft guru Bill could have taken him (much) later).

You will see.
 
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circumstances said:
Most here didn't even expect him to see the field last year.

Several months removed from a potentially career-ending injury (and the surgery), any experience he was able to get was a bonus.
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Problem is that people in here assume they know his health status. The other thing we often see is that he has this check down charlie mindset. Why is that a bad thing? Why would you want to have a qb that is constantly pushing the ball when they don't have to? If anything Tom Brady was a "check down charlie" for the longest. The Patriots were extremely manageable with their athletic fast wide receiving sets, and their Troy Browns, Welkers, and etc. Using a short distance passing game, and a spread like offense at one point. Tom would check down then dump it off to the rb. It worked for BB right? Tom later on had a better instinct to find receivers open as he gained more experience in the field as both a leader, and a passer. Wouldn't we want the same thing from Tua? Rather than hope we pressure him to making mistakes?
 
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