How about keeping Law Firm and Morris and cutting Lawrence Maroney?

Aiken’s got hands of stone at WR; that doesn’t help him.

Eric Alexander’s roster spot over the last 3 seasons has been a mystery to me. Who does he have blackmail photos of?

AIKEN : The emergence of Hernandez and his ability to operate split out makes it even more unlikely that the Pats would keep 6 Wrs ( Especially considering it’s the D that will need the extra postional bodies this season ) I like what Aiken has brought to the table these last few years but unless Wes has a setback ~ the versatile wr’s Patriot days are probably numbered …Plus – he’d be scooped up quickly elsewhere if he ever got cut.

SAMMY MORRIS : I get the feeling that he’s the 2nd ex-Bill that may be the odd man out . Age / Injury history is not on his side ( I’m sure his salary , though not exhorbanant , works against him too ~ especially compared to BJGE ). With the recent speight of Rb injuries around the league , I bet it would far more likely that if BB views Morris or BJGE expendable , a minor trade is worked out ( probably contingent on the player hitting certain numbers or accrued roster time )

James Sanders should be on this list. It looks like he’s been replaced by Pat Chung and Brandon McGowen plus add in that he’s being paid like a starter and he is prime example of someone on the bubble.

Respect your work but none of these guys have a shot at getting cut besides Aiken. This website has lacked on true columns as of late. If websites want to replace the newspaper and other rivals like cssne they need better material than this. We want info that isn’t just pure speculation. I would bet my life that BJG does not get cut and same with Brace. You had two guys who were drafted less than two years ago being cut.

Chris,

Thanks for the kind words, but unless you’re related to Eric Alexander, I’m not sure why you’re such a big fan of his. FWIW, I get your take on Brace, and I said as much in the post. And BJGE wasn’t drafted. He was an undrafted free agent. Semantics, I know, but worth noting here.

Not sure about any speculation, either–based on what I saw at the training camp practices I attended (about 90-95 percent of them), this is the list I’ve come up with. I respect your take, and we’ll just agree to disagree.

Thanks for reading,
Chris

P.S. I’ll have the third edition of “Bubble Watch” next week–after tonight’s Falcons’ game, give me your two cents on who you think should be on the list.

If you want info that “isn’t just pure speculation”, get a job as a coach with the Pats because unless you do, speculation is all you have to blog/read about. It makes for interesting subject matter in a world where inevitably even the writers/reporters are the same as fans……..on the outside looking in. I appreciate your attendance at camp practices, CP, but it’s still speculation and opinion that you’re coming away with. Did I just read that someone bet their life on BJG Ellis and Ron Brace?? Yikes.

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