I think it's just some millenial type getting off on Twitter and pretending she is on something.

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• The Red Sox won the World Series for the 1st time in 86 years on her birthday, October 27, 2004.
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• She sang the National Anthem for almost every football, basketball and soccer game of her high school career, and has performed off-Broadway in New York City in two different, a musical and a comedy.
• Erika started her sports writing career at Longmeadow High School, writing for The Jet Jotter, as a Patriots and Red Sox contributor before being promoted to sports editor.

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"started watching the Pats when Bledsoe went down"

They got onto specify that it was the season Bledsoe went down... not the game following.

But either way, it's silly to rag on people people they started watching during the Brady era. Not everyone is fortunate enough to be born decades ago.

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"started watching the Pats when Bledsoe went down"

They got onto specify that it was the season Bledsoe went down... not the game following.

But either way, it's silly to rag on people people they started watching during the Brady era. Not everyone is fortunate enough to be born decades ago.

Hey, hey, hey, easy on us old timers

Some interesting stuff coming out of twitter this week that make this free agent stuff more fun, but a lot of it has been nothing but rumors. I really hope we get this receiver Sanders - to me he is a versitile young player with speed. When we were winning those Super Bowls we could roll out three guys that could play anywhere on the field...looks like we are tying to build that again, except now we have two very outstanding tight ends.

I was wondering same thing. Some Penn St grad (who Sandusky bypassed) who graduated recently. She said she was a freshman when Phil Taylor played his junior year at PSU before transferring to Baylor.

Flat out bizarre. She has some page calling herself a singer and sports blogger. I think it's just some millenial type getting off on Twitter and pretending she is on something.

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Some interesting stuff coming out of twitter this week that make this free agent stuff more fun, but a lot of it has been nothing but rumors. I really hope we get this receiver Sanders - to me he is a versitile young player with speed. When we were winning those Super Bowls we could roll out three guys that could play anywhere on the field...looks like we are tying to build that again, except now we have two very outstanding tight ends.

i may be mistaken here, but sanders reminds me alot of david patten...seems like he would be another good red zone target...something the pats were clearly lacking once gronk went out.

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 I think it's just some millenial type getting off on Twitter and pretending she is on something.

Twitter is the most important thing to happen to since the invention of the radio. It makes everyone a journalist and updates the world instantly. Just because she is young and you haven't heard of her doesn't mean she isn't a valid news source. She may or may not creditable but it has nothing to do with the fact she is younger than you and people value her opinion over yours.

Oh, jesus. Pipe down. All she is doing is lifting other info she sees on the web and then copying into her Twitter account. She guessed right once and missed on a couple others in terms of details (Abraham and Sanders's situation). She is some unemployed college grad putzing around on the interwebs.

who the heck is she? and is she credible? she has blown up all day with pats rumors...but she also claimed that abraham was signed when he wasnt. she also has some interesting rumors and is claiming we already signed sanders to an offer sheet.

anyway, weird that she came out of nowhere. wondering if anyone knows the story on her.

Right, but why is a girl who started watching the NFL and doesn't get the cap now a specialist in relaying FA signings?

Schefter is legit because he has great consistent contacts.  This gal just graduated from Penn State.

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Some interesting stuff coming out of twitter this week that make this free agent stuff more fun, but a lot of it has been nothing but rumors. I really hope we get this receiver Sanders - to me he is a versitile young player with speed. When we were winning those Super Bowls we could roll out three guys that could play anywhere on the field...looks like we are tying to build that again, except now we have two very outstanding tight ends.

i may be mistaken here, but sanders reminds me alot of david patten...seems like he would be another good red zone target...something the pats were clearly lacking once gronk went out.

I know, I was thinking somewhere along the lines of a combination of him and Branch, except a little bigger.

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Some interesting stuff coming out of twitter this week that make this free agent stuff more fun, but a lot of it has been nothing but rumors. I really hope we get this receiver Sanders - to me he is a versitile young player with speed. When we were winning those Super Bowls we could roll out three guys that could play anywhere on the field...looks like we are tying to build that again, except now we have two very outstanding tight ends.

i may be mistaken here, but sanders reminds me alot of david patten...seems like he would be another good red zone target...something the pats were clearly lacking once gronk went out.

I know, I was thinking somewhere along the lines of a combination of him and Branch, except a little bigger.

Redzone threat? Sanders is a speedster, but he is not a redzone threat. Kid is 5'11" and skinny and the hole in his game is his physicality. 

I see and like the possibility, but I don't think of this kid as a redzone anything. 

More like a deep threat.