New England Patriots’ star Tight End Rob Gronkowski is about to go under the knife again. For the fourth time he will undergo surgery on his forearm. Doctors have inserted a metal plate into his arm and there was some sort of an infection growing on the plate. They removed the plate, and now next week they will insert a new one. The Patriots are tight lipped as usual with Gronkowski’s injury, so it is hard to say what to expect as far as a return for the Patriots’ superstar.
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The comparisons were simply inevitable. T.J. Moe is a slot receiver out of the University of Missouri. He is small, white, not blazingly fast, but extremely quick, and very tough. Then he goes undrafted and signs with the New England Patriots, this is the easiest comparison of all time, T.J. Moe is in the mold of Wes Welker.
The 2013 NFL schedule was released last night. On Thursday, September 5th, the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens will open the season as they face off against the Denver Broncos in a rematch of last year’s divisional playoff game. The defending champs have been kicking off the season at home in recent years, but the Ravens will go on the road to face the Broncos due to a scheduling conflict with the Baltimore Orioles that could not be resolved. The schedule is full of other intriguing games as well.
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Wednesday night, the Patriots made a very interesting decision when they decided not to re-sign longtime wide receiver Wes Welker, and instead sign former St. Louis Ram wide out Danny Amendola. Before I get started, I want all of you who read this to know, I am a life long, die-hard New England Patriots fan. I am trying to look at this story as open-minded as I can, but it is fair to say that I may be a little biased.
Alright you Massholes, after a 1 week hiatus TSB’s WAGs Wednesday is back. There was no post on the 4th of July because I was busy grilling, slamming beers, and watching fireworks in honor of ‘Merica’s freedom. Read the rest of this entry »
