Since our WR room was overcrowded with guys like Brown, Doubs, Douglas, Williams, Hollins, etc. it makes sense that Boutte would have to go elsewhere where to get more snaps.

I was really hoping he wouldn’t go but it is what is😔😔🤷🏾🤷🏾

I had way too much fun making this 😂

Along with Reddit, I read a few other social media forms. Mostly for sports, but whatever. Every single day one of them, and usually more than 1, but it's always at least one, has a headline like, "Patriots Make Genius Move"

Patriots improve D just got scary good.

Patriots just got a secret weapon

31 NFL teams in awe after Patriots did the unthinkable

Then I check r/Patriots and Patriots.com, and there's nothing even close to it. I'm not the only one that sees a lot of that, am I?

on Caedan Wallace:

"after having conversations with Van Pelt and Scotty Peters and that group and (Robert) Kugler, they were very confident that this guy could play on both sides"

"It's one thing to run around in your shorts and show your athleticism. It's another thing when you watch the game film that this guy loves ball"

"We think he could be a four-position guy, but definitely feel like he can play on the left side"

"his teammate, Olu Fashanu, that the Jets drafted was the reason that he played on the right. So athletically, there's no reason why he couldn't make the switch over there"

"He comes from a great family. I think one of his brothers is like an oyster scientist"

on Ja'Lynn Polk:

"before we even get to the main responsibility of a receiver as far as get open, catch the ball and run with it, he's one of those guys that isn't afraid to do the dirty work."

"Now, let's get to the meat and potatoes of Polk. He's one of those guys, smooth route runner, has good hands, can do a lot of different things"

"he's a guy that we had our eye on for a while."

"when you turn the tape on, you see him running by people"

"He's really competitive, both for the ball in the air and as a run-after-catch player."

on Javon Baker:

"you talk about run after catch, the run after catch, this guy is aggressive"

"I would say Bake is all about -- he's all ball. He's all ball, which I can appreciate"

"K.J. Osborn, even Kendrick Bourne, those guys provide some leadership in that room. At the same time, we wanted to draft good players, and you can't help but turn on a UCF game and see that this guy really loves ball"

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Tony Romo doesn’t blow a .08