Show Notes
Greg responds to Christian Gonzalez's tweet this morning - which was totally fair (he's been a popular topic of conversation since he was a first-round pick) - and gives more context than what the aggregators put out there. Then Greg gives his initial defensive roster as part of his 53-man roster projection, which does NOT include a Gonzalez trade.
0:00 - Welcome in
1:18 - Greg responds to Christian Gonzalez tweet
18:26 - Prizepicks
20:00 - Greg Bedard’s Initial Patriots 53-Man Roster Projection on Defense
20:12 - EDGE Rusher
22:07 - Defensive Tackle
22:32 - Off Ball Linebacker
24:25 - Cornerback
25:54 - Safety
26:18 - Special Teams
26:31 - Final Thoughts on Initial Patriots 53-Man Roster Projection on Defense
27:00 - Wrapping up!
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