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1. Based on activity last week, it looks like the Patriots’ front office will have a similar structure in 2010 as it did last season. Full Article at ESPN
On the record and off, there was one phrase that was uttered often around Gillette Stadium this year: Ask Bill. Full Article at Providence Journal
New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss (L) catches a pass in front of Nick Caserio during the second session of their NFL football pre-season training camp in Foxborough, Massachusetts July 30, 2009. View Photo »
Our whole department has worked well together, whether it’s the college side or the pro side ... Our whole department collectively has worked well together and hopefully we’ll continue that moving forward.
On Tuesday, Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio came to the defense of New England’s Pro Bowl receiver who has been criticized for his performance after being held to just one catch for 16 yards in Sunday’s 20-10 victory over Carolina. Full Article at Providence Journal
Director of Player Personnel Nick Caserio believes Laurence Maroney is really starting to evolve into the type of running back they envisioned. Maroney is coming off Sunday’s effort against Carolina where he rushed for 94 yards. Full Article at The Point After (BostonHerald.com)
It can’t be a good sign that for the second consecutive week – and after a second consecutive loss – New England Patriots players and/or coaches on the defensive side of the ball acknowledged that their opponent didn’t do anything surprising. Full Article at Providence Journal
He has had opportunities in games, and he’s been effective rushing the passer along with Derrick and the other guys on the edge ... We are glad to have him here.
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New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss (L) catches a pass in front of Nick Caserio during the second session of their NFL football pre-season training camp in Foxborough, Massachusetts July 30, 2009.
View Photo »New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss (L) catches a pass in front of Nick Caserio during the second session of their NFL football pre-season training camp in Foxborough, Massachusetts July 30, 2009.
View Photo »Our whole department has worked well together, whether it’s the college side or the pro side ... Our whole department collectively has worked well together and hopefully we’ll continue that moving forward.
He has had opportunities in games, and he’s been effective rushing the passer along with Derrick and the other guys on the edge ... We are glad to have him here.
I think in a way they may be similar is that they are both good with the ball in their hands ... Julian’s a little bit bigger, bigger built, bigger body, and he has a little bit more strength to him. I would say that there are some attributes that may be similar, but they’re two different types of playe...
There are some attributes that may be similar ... but they’re two different types of players that have two different styles.
You’re playing against the best teams and the best players
We spent some time with him, we worked him out specifically as a receiver and we actually did some things with him in the return game to see if he could field some punts ... There was a little bit of a leap of faith, but we did our homework and we felt comfortable.
He was a real productive player coming out of UCLA ... Some of the same qualities you see in Jacksonville, you saw in college. He was very - for his size - he was a very strong runner. ... Since he's been in the league, each year it seems like (the Jaguars) have put more on his plate and he's responded ...
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