While New England in interested in Thomas, it is felt that his price may be too costly. New England will be unable to offer him the kind of money that teams like San Francisco can offer. The 49ers are expected to "open the vault to secure his services."
Patriots may not be able to compete with 49ers for Thomas
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While New England in interested in Thomas, it is felt that his price may be too costly. New England will be unable to offer him the kind of money that teams like San Francisco can offer. The 49ers are expected to "open the vault to secure his services."
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By Marc Adams
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By Marc Adams
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Interior Defensive Line
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