There are 664 users in the forums

Make em SEAU

valrod33 · 2009-10-05T11:46:04-07:00

http://sports.espn.go.com/boston/nfl/news/story?id=4532045 The New England Patriots continue to stockpile momentum, wins and all stars. This week, as early as Monday, the Patriots are expected to sign 12-time Pro-Bowl linebacker Junior Seau, according to an NFL source. Seau visited the Patriots last week and the two sides laid the groundwork for a deal to be completed this week that will allow the former Pro Bowl linebacker to play his 20th NFL season. Now, after losing veterans such as Tedy Bruschi, Mike Vrabel, Rodney Harrison and Richard Seymour, the Patriots are turning back to one of their leaders.

Share this on Twitter Share this on Facebook Share this on Threads Flip into Flipboard Share this on Reddit Share via SMS Share via Email Share Sheet

Oct 5, 2009 at 1:06 PM

MaliCali
Veteran
Posts: 3,400

you shouldnt be allowed to play those highly physical positions for so long, he is going to effing die...

he and Jeff George, Eric Green, and Emmit Smith were drafted together to give a bit of perspective..

Oct 5, 2009 at 5:54 PM

fzrdave
Veteran
Posts: 2,170

I don't know how much Junior Seau has left, but if he still wants to play ... then it's his decision. He's been a great player and I think he's a real good guy off the field, so I hope he doesn't get seriously hurt especially for the Patriots.

Home
Forum
NFL Talk
Make em SEAU

49ers reunite with Deebo Samuel on a one-year deal

Two former QBs revive 49ers' electrical substation injury talk

49ers insider: It's reasonable to expect Ricky Pearsall to miss the 2026 season

49ers training camp Week 2: Full practice schedule, media availability, and key dates

Click here and check the box by our name!

Writers Wanted

This site is not endorsed, sponsored by, or affiliated with the San Francisco 49ers or NFL Enterprises LLC. “49ers” is a registered trademark of the Forty Niners Football Company LLC. All team and player names mentioned are registered trademarks of the NFL and their respective organizations. Any use of team names, trademarks, logos, or photos is strictly for descriptive purposes. Content and information sourced from other sites remain the property of their respective owners.