2018 Saints vs Falcons - 8 p.m., Nfl Network
A Seoptember OT thriller for the books. Also high-scoring old football > no football.
FORLORN OVER FOXBORO
.@DeAngeloHall23's biggest career regret? Passing up on joining Patriots in 2009 to sign six-year deal with Washingtonhttps://t.co/LhKNYWuN0v pic.twitter.com/7Ed0OOItZc
— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL)
July 7, 2020 DeAngelo Hall was a very good cornerback for a long time in the NFL. Solid, consistent, durable. One of those, "I wonder how he would've been on the Pats?" type of guys." Well, you're not the only one to wonder, because in an article on NFL.com Hall is one of many to share his greatest regret, and you guessed it...it's passing up on a chance to join the Pats. "Over a few million, I could've changed my legacy by being part of that dynasty. That was on the table for me, and I wish I would've made the decision to take less money and play for Belichick." Granted, that 2009 team was disappointing. And if Hall signed a four year deal in 2009 there was but one (but one!) Super Bowl appearance for the Pats. But who knows? Maybe he changes the outcome of that big game vs the Giants, or others? Now that we know Hall could've come to Foxboro it's a pretty wicked what if for all parties. As the Guardian of the Grail said, "He chose...poorly."
CAM JAM
This is our Cam Newton news dump, where we share info, updates, highlights pics and more we think you might like or need to know. Starting today with Cam's latest IG post, where we see him studying what we assume is the Patriots playbook. Rumored to be difficult to master, though some like our Christian Fauria say it's easy, Newton is feeding into the idea it's tough to grasp with the caption. Which I take to be him having fun with the concept of grasping the plays. That way he looks better when he rocks it this fall. Besides, he's not Brady. He's running it differently. Plus he has the benefit of Edelman, who he tagged in the post, to help him along the way.
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A post shared by Cam Newton (@cameron1newton) on Jul 7, 2020 at 1:31pm PDT
There's just no way any of us could do this or practice years for this. I refuse to believe this is anything but pure luck or absolute sorcery! And is there anything more annoying than the bocce ringer at the summer cookout?
Still not sure how he pulled this off --(via @BBCSport) pic.twitter.com/cIQvny1QHv
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter)
July 5, 2020 BECAUSE WE NEED THIS
After the pandemic quarantine of 2020 we'll believe anything. Also I could have used this service once or twice before.
Oh nothing, just a puppy driving around a kid... pic.twitter.com/mhcof06ZEO
— Rex Chapman---- (@RexChapman)
July 7, 2020 CHEERS ON THE CAREER
Kudos well deserved to Vince Carter, who got the TV sendoff he deserved after he called the ball officially June 25th, but was done when the action was halted back in March. Great player, clutch shooter, durable
and oh those dunks...
22 unforgettable years of Half-Man, Half-Amazing ----Thank you, Vince.(via @NBAonTNT) pic.twitter.com/8U8pSsMHEM
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport)
July 7, 2020
