With Jacoby Jones as KO/punt returner this Sunday, what about just signing a powerful kicker for this week, who alternates with Gost, keeping his legs fresh, and boom the ball out of the end zone every time?

 

 

 

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Get Arian Foster or Adrian Peterson for a game or two?  LOL    (-;

Fells has to replace Gronk on the gameday roster.

In response to wozzy's comment:

Hooomannnammmmooonaaaaammmoiu. 

Defensive-line depth never hurts. Another TE or WR wouldn't hurt either.

In response to nomadfan's comment:

I don't know what to make of Ghost on KOs.  Kicking to the same end he can vary distance up to 20 yards.  I hope they aren't asking him to allow runbacks because the coverage has not been the same since Edelman went down.  I wouldn't use the roster spot on another kicker, but c'mon ... make sure every kick is a touchback and force them to drive 80 yards every time.

damn.... damn, damn, damn...

Assuming they elevate someone from the practice squad, Forston isn't a bad choice.  The two receivers (Holmes and Ebert) would also be candidates, I think.  

Fells is already on the roster--he's just been inactive.  But I do think he will likely be active next week to back up Hoomanawanui as a blocker and maybe even get involved in the passing game a bit. 

In response to prolate0spheroid's comment:

I agree.  There is no way we go into this game with only 2 TEs active, but Hooman has definitely passed Fells on the depth chart.

It was meant as tongue in cheek, like the story of bringing out a midget with no strike zone against a star pitcher to get a critical base on balls. But PS players like Develin or Aiken promoted in the past few weeks had been totally nonproductive, and in some cases, they commited stupid penalty and resulted in unnecessary set back.

 

In response to wozzy's comment:

isn't he hurt too?

Shame Ballard wasn't ready or available. 

If you listen to some people around here they might tell you to get Tebow and take the ball out of Brady's hands 6-12 times!

Big, tall, fast WR.

There's a chance that Woodhead's thumb might keep him out also.  Vereen gets the third down touches at tailback if Woodhead sits.   

Counting Woodhead, the Patriots need to replace two offensive skills guys, two guys who can catch the football in the flats.  Daniel Fells is an obvious choice, because he's been good this season at times. As needed, the Pats can bring in three tight ends. 

Maybe a large defensive lineman will help, because Baltimore is a running team and one more wide body on the defensive rotation keeps people fresh for the fourth quarter. 

 

 

Dont pats have a wr on practice squad who is like 6"3-6"4 get his az on the field.

In response to No-Mercy-Defence's comment:

yes they have a very big wr on practice squad

In response to Philskiw1's comment:

been in back of my mind for a while

In response to kansaspatriot's comment:

hxy scratch my understanding.

hooman was dinged up and limping by accounts at the game