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If The Pats Was To Release Chad Ochocinco Would You Like To See Us Bring Him In?


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Yes, I f*cking love him.

In fact, I say hire him as our kicker over Mare, the man can bomb those kicks.

But in all seriousness, unlike Randy Moss, Ochocinco and T.O are both still football players at heart and they still have something to prove. They want to show everyone that they're not old and washed up like people say they are. I'd take Ocho.

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if he can't excel with brady as a qb, then he must be done.

Chad just does not fit into the pats system for whatever reason but I still think he can play and IMO he would love to play in our system where he would get his numbers.

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Chad just does not fit into the pats system for whatever reason but I still think he can play and IMO he would love to play in our system where he would get his numbers.

He's gone 2 or 3 consecutive seasons with minimal to no productivity. The reason is that time has caught up with him.

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