Thomas austin patriots 2011

Week 3: Plays as a reserve in a loss at Tampa and doesn't register on the stat sheet. Week 2: Starts at safety in a home win over the Eagles, and totals 3 tackles. Week 1: Doesn't start and doesn't show up on the stat sheet in Falcons' loss to the Bears. TE Lee Smith Bills. WR Brandon Tate Bengals. Week 3: Returns 3 punts for 31 yards with 3 fair catches; 2 kickoff returns for 50 yards. Week 2: Returns five punts for 29 yards 5. Week 1: Handles punt returns and kickoff returns in win over Browns; finishes with 1 punt return for 15 yards and 3 fair catches, and has four kickoff returns for 92 yards, with a long of CB Jonathan Wilhite Broncos.

Here we go:. Throughout the day today, we have discussed the majority of these releases, so there aren't any major surprises remaining. Still, here are a few of my thoughts on the additional moves:. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.

By choosing I Accept , you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. New User Welcome and Commenting Guide. Community Guidelines Masthead. Stories Schedule Roster Stats. Filed under: Patriots Analysis. Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email. More From Pats Pulpit. The Patriots drafted six players on offense, but no receivers. That could be viewed as a vote of confidence in the development of Tate third-round pick and Price third-round pick.

Quick hit: Bill Belichick called Smith an "outstanding blocker" and if everyone is healthy, it's possible the Patriots could keep four tight ends on the roster. Quick hit: The arrival of Solder makes it less likely the Patriots will re-sign Matt Light at starter-like money. Quick hit: With Cannon the lone draft pick, and the possibility that he won't be ready after undergoing chemotherapy for non-Hodgkins lymphoma, this is a great opportunity for Connolly, Wendell, Ohrnberger and Austin to compete for full-time roles at guard.

Quick hit: No rookie additions. Bill Belichick is counting on Warren and Wright to return to post-injury form -- a bit of a gamble -- while also banking on the development of the class of Deaderick, Weston and Love.