Patriots claim Matt Corral

[GoobyPls]

It’s gonna be hard for Corral to pick a new offense this late but he has the talent to succeed 

[pantherclaw]

Just blanked the Eagles. 3 INTS, 2 to the house. The first INT made by Huddleston favorite,  HENDERSON.  

Domination. 

Would be nice for out defense to exceed expectations this year. 

[TheMaulClaw]

I'm happy for Corral.  He has a little talent and I would have preferred him be the back up rather than Andy Dalton.   Dalton gives us no chance at developing an asset behind Bryce.  If Bryce gets hurt I would much rather have Corral being developed so maybe we could get something in return for him down the road.

We drafted Corral knowing that he wasn't running a pro style offense in Ole Miss.  We knew that he was going to take time to develop and transition to an NFL offense.  It's the same thing we did with Will Grier.  I think, just like Grier, we have another player that we pulled the plug on their development too early, and he will end up being a good backup.  

When you draft qbs out of spread offenses in college, it take abouts 3 seasons for them to fully adapt to the pro game. If we weren't willing to accept this then we should have never drafted him to begin with, but that's a Fitterer mistake.  

When it comes to GM's, their track records shouldn't be judged on 1st round picks, those are easy, but rather the later rounds.  Fitterer has an absolute dogshit track record when it comes to mid to late round picks.  He has also traded assets to move up for these picks that haven't worked out.

Some of the picks like Grier, may have worked out, but Fitt was too impatient to allow the development to happen.

[Ricky Spanish]

13 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Eeehhh, I'm not so sure about that.

As things stand right now, we essentially gave them two picks to let them have Matt Corral.

[CPcavedweller]

15 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Sometimes I think Belichick does it just to be an a--hole

By my count, that would be three quarterbacks on the Patriots practice squad counting Bailey Zappe, Malik Cunningham and Corral

Which tells us that Mac Jones "AINT him".

[DanteNoHall]

Anybody remember Tyler Gaffney?

[MHS831]

16 hours ago, rayzor said:

What brilliant thing has belichick done since Brady walked out?

Was it replacing offensive coaches with defensive coaches?

Someone show me how me how he's currently smarter than everyone else.

He cheats better--spy cams and deflate gate.  Cutting edge

[ECHornet]

3 hours ago, TheMaulClaw said:

I'm happy for Corral.  He has a little talent and I would have preferred him be the back up rather than Andy Dalton.   Dalton gives us no chance at developing an asset behind Bryce.  If Bryce gets hurt I would much rather have Corral being developed so maybe we could get something in return for him down the road.

We drafted Corral knowing that he wasn't running a pro style offense in Ole Miss.  We knew that he was going to take time to develop and transition to an NFL offense.  It's the same thing we did with Will Grier.  I think, just like Grier, we have another player that we pulled the plug on their development too early, and he will end up being a good backup.  

When you draft qbs out of spread offenses in college, it take abouts 3 seasons for them to fully adapt to the pro game. If we weren't willing to accept this then we should have never drafted him to begin with, but that's a Fitterer mistake.  

When it comes to GM's, their track records shouldn't be judged on 1st round picks, those are easy, but rather the later rounds.  Fitterer has an absolute dogshit track record when it comes to mid to late round picks.  He has also traded assets to move up for these picks that haven't worked out.

Some of the picks like Grier, may have worked out, but Fitt was too impatient to allow the development to happen.

Dalton being the backup is to best develop our most important asset - Bryce. 

[TheCasillas]

 

[Gerry Green]

On 8/31/2023 at 5:11 PM, Jon Snow said:

He's probably gone through all the uptown girls. It's either that or he's a really cheap pervert.

 

Dirty girls are cheaper than those clean uptown girls. Or so I've been told. lol

[frankw]

10 hours ago, TheMaulClaw said:

When it comes to GM's, their track records shouldn't be judged on 1st round picks, those are easy, but rather the later rounds.  Fitterer has an absolute dogshit track record when it comes to mid to late round picks.  He has also traded assets to move up for these picks that haven't worked out.

Really not any different from the Hurney years but still people hype him up. After all the "Finesserer" circle jerks it turns out we're the ones getting finessed more often than not.

[Shocker]

On 8/31/2023 at 9:49 PM, Shocker said:

Within 2 months…he will be released 

Look at that…

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38359581/sources-patriots-add-bailey-zappe-release-matt-corral

[pantherj]

On 8/31/2023 at 9:49 PM, Shocker said:

Within 2 months…he will be released 

I wish had said 2 weeks.

[pantherj]

Dumbass Fitt spending out 3rd round pick and trading up. Good lord hello mismanagement.