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Pats claim RB Tyler Gaffney off waivers


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As a huge Gettleman supporter even I have to admit this was a pretty bad mistake on his part. Espescially considering the same thing happened to the Giants when he was on their staff.

I don't see it as such. Why would he worry about what the Pats might do when their last attempt amounted to nothing? Carrying a guy to 53 just to avoid the antics of Belichick and Co. is just as retarded a move.

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As a huge Gettleman supporter even I have to admit this was a pretty bad mistake on his part. Espescially considering the same thing happened to the Giants when he was on their staff.

 

Teams waive injured players every day, during preseason there are at least 10 moves like these every day around the league. I guess for some of you is a smarter idea to keep him on the roster and cut a healthy player you want on final cuts. Very bright.

 

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As a huge Gettleman supporter even I have to admit this was a pretty bad mistake on his part. Espescially considering the same thing happened to the Giants when he was on their staff.

But it's never happened to any of the players we have done this with before. We do it every single year. Why should this be approached any differently? 

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Gettleman is really having a horrible year. I don't think it's possible for him to have handled the personnel decisions this entire offseason worse than he did.

Smdh at this dude

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How? He did the best he could with the cap room in FA. The WRs signings were solid, signed a solid corner, two veteran safeties (although I think Harper is nearly done), and a solid number 2 TE. Only thing he really didn't do was sign or draft an LT which the staff has said they have faith in Chandler/Bell. Sure maybe he hasn't a great offseason but to say he has had an horrible one is not accurate in my opinion.

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The patriots were drafting a spot behind us in the 6th round and i see now that they probably really wanted gaffney at their spot. 

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If people are going to criticize Gettleman, then they should criticize every general manager in the NFL because every GM does this when a player with small value/importance suffers a season-ending injury but is a player they still would like to keep.

The player almost always makes it through waivers and onto that teams IR.  Unfortunately Patriots appeared to like Gaffney a lot in spite of his injury.

 

Holy crap there are smart people in this thread!!

 

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