The industry deadline is approaching with the NFL and some reports imply that the Patriots will be in favor of a pass receiver.
King believes New England also deserves to strengthen its defense.
League groups have until next Tuesday, November 3rd to reach an agreement. King broke the industry market into his most recent Football Morning in America column, which highlighted the fact that Julio Jones was out of place, among other notes. Scribe also advised an exchange that some groups, adding up to the Patriots, consider.
“Best player/best price I’d be looking for if it were the Seahawks, Niners or Patriots who wanted passes: Ryan Kerrigan, the Washington outdoors, due to $6. 8 million over the last 10 weeks of his contract, averaged 9. 9 catches in a year in his career, yet to be won (four games lost due to an injury in 10 seasons), the perfect guy on the team,” King wrote. “The best complement for a suitor. “
Theoretically, the Patriots wouldn’t have to give in a ton for Kerrigan as it is in the last year of their contract, but King points out that a four-time variety contract to the Pro Bowl would be a wonderful move for a contender, and if his last three games are an indication, the aspirations of the New England Super Bowl are not very realistic. Patriots’ disorders go far beyond a weak passing career, so it could be difficult to justify an industry for Kerrigan that would probably only be marginally New England.
Still, patriots are a team to consider as the deadline approaches.