Thursday, March 18th, 2010

by Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff
RaShaun Greer is a former first team Mountain West Conference receiver who put up an impressive show for scouts at his pro day last week. When new coach Steve Fairchild came in before Greer’s junior year, he responded with an 1,100 yard season. This year he slipped to 49 catches [...]

by Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff Writer
Bill Cundiff is a small school quarterback who had a great year for Division II Ashland in Ohio. He threw 24 TDs and just 1 INT and was the player of the year in his conference. He started out at UConn and transferred back to his home in Ohio [...]

By Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff

The Senior Bowl was played this past weekend in a sloppy showing that saw the North prevail over the South (what is this, 1865?), 31-13. There was no surrender at the Appomottox Court House, but there were plenty of first impressions of Senior prospects who’ll be in this year’s NFL [...]

It says here the Patriots should play to win this week in their matchup at the Houston Texans just like the Giants did in ‘07. If anyone is borderline injury-wise, it would make sense to leave them out of the game. But besides that, it would make sense because there is a possible advantage to [...]

The Patriots come into Sunday’s final regular season home game with a chance to reach their first goal, wining the AFC East. A victory assures that goal will be accomplished for the Patriots. Their chances look good, as they’ve yet to lose at home. Standing in the way are the Jacksonville Jaguars whose own playoff [...]

By Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff
The Patriots see their last division game come this Sunday in their second match up with Buffalo, who they saw in the opener. Once again, it would seem to make sense for the Patriots to pound it on offense. These Bills are very injured and banged up on defense and [...]

By Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff
So it’s the Carolina Panthers in Foxboro for the reeling Patriots this week, losers of 3 of the last 4 games. Are you going to run the ball this week, boys? After all, Carolina is giving up 133 yards rushing per game and 4.6 per attempt. Some of their most [...]

By Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff
This is our last regular season week of College Scout, though we hope to be back with a special Bowl Edition or two in a few weeks. Thanks for reading, I hope it proved useful for watching some games and perhaps later checking back on at draft time. Once again, [...]

By Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff
The Patriots travel down to play the Miami Dolphins this Sunday at 1PM. At times, this stadium has been a house of horrors for the Patriots. While the Patriots have won 2 straight down there by comfortable margins, they are just 4-5 down there in the Bill Belichick years having [...]

By Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff
A terrific Monday night match-up is at hand between the 10-0 Saints and 7-3 Patriots. But, despite all the hype, this is actually one of the two games the Patriots could most afford to lose along with the Carolina game, given that they’re against NFC opponents. But the reality for [...]

By Greg Doyle, Patriots Daily Staff
We’re down to the second-to-last week of significant regular season college action and we’ve already seen a lot of fun-to-watch rivalry games and we have more this Saturday. Lets take a look at two of the better ones.
Clemson at South Carolina (Noon ESPN)
Clemson has one of their better teams in [...]

Another week of College Scout and we’ll take a look at two smaller schools, the legendary Harvard vs. Yale game. Or just “The Game” as it is known, as well as a good matchup with bowl implications between Nebraska and Kansas State.
Harvard at Yale (Noon EST Versus):
The 126th meeting between these two storied universities. The [...]