So wgr550 reports that Pats worked out Bryce Brown this week

[ghz in pittsburgh]

as well as a QB the Bills cut early in camp.

Nice illegal mind you. Just make you wondering about all the stories about Pats ...

Maybe the Bills and others do that kind of things as well. Maybe it is just that, a workout so that they have a file on him.

[Typ0]

I don't understand your thinking.

[Mr. Pink]

What's illegal or wrong about that?

There's nothing against the rules for doing that.

In fact, every team in the league probably has done it.

[Crisis]

Belichick loves running backs who don't know how to hold onto a football. He should do well there!

[Meathead]

who?

[feldspar]

Belichick loves running backs who don't know how to hold onto a football. He should do well there!

I was going to post something about how, last year, Jamaal Charles fumbled at just about an equal rate as Bryce Brown has throughout his career...this was before what happened yesterday with Charles costing his team the game. But it's true.

[thenry20]

as well as a QB the Bills cut early in camp.

Nice illegal mind you. Just make you wondering about all the stories about Pats ...

Maybe the Bills and others do that kind of things as well. Maybe it is just that, a workout so that they have a file on him.

Not illegal; maybe unethical to use a player just to learn the opposing team's playbook. This has been happening for decades friend.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Can you imagine how good he'd be once he's with the only coach in the league to emphasize holding on to the football?

[Skooby]

Typical move.

[Don't Panic]

Not illegal, but very typically shady Cheatriot type stuff.

[Strongman]

I hope someone pulls the fire alarm on them tonight.