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Our top pro bowl candidates this year and probability of getting voted. A lot depends on how the team does overall. But here we go: Offense CMC - high probability DJ Moore - medium probability Moton - low probability Defense Brian Burns - high probability Jeremy Chinn - medium probability Derrick Brown - medium probability Jaycee Horn - low probability

Give them a 7th round pick we just got for Little and kick the tires on him.

I still think Cam is starter in Week 1 but he'll be on a very short leash. If the offense struggles even for one half, I think Bellichick won't hesitate to put Mac in.

Mac Jones is going to be the starter very soon. Patriots fans are already calling for it.

Days of draft picks looking like busts a week into the camp are hopefully behind us. Good riddance to Hurney and Gettleman

Rookie wall Sophomore slump we will have issues

That is a huge concern. He’s starting to appear a bit injury prone

Make them run laps or whatever, but the sign is just gimmicky

These injuries are piling up

Nope, not either of those guys, just stumbled upon their YouTube channel.

Pretty sure it was just one

I agree, I would just leave it as WFT

What was the final tally for Darnold overall? I know he had a late pick.

Same, Fitt really nailed this draft

Compilation of highlights

That tells me Sam made good reads and didn’t turn the ball over.

It got progressively worse as the season went on. By the end of the season, the field looked a mile long with him running the offense.

He’s not wrong. Cam can’t throw deep anymore

And people still expect Rhule and Fitt to turn around this franchise and go to playoffs in year 2 after years of atrocious drafts and contracts.

I am not at all concerned with Darnold. He's in a new system with a new team. You all refuse to treat him like a rookie, but Rhule clearly is going to be patient with him.

Yes and it works both ways, way too early to project them as one of the worst teams

I remember a few years ago, Tampa Bay was on Hard Knocks and absolutely dominated the Jaguars in joint practices and scrimmages. That year Jaguars turned out to be one of the best AFC teams and the Bucs had a losing record.

I've never tried the ignore option, as much as they annoy me, I feel like it's still part of the Huddle experience to get outraged by the annoying people.

That's what I want to hear