Jabar Gaffney

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2006 was another visit to the bargain bin that yielded just WR Jabar Gaffney and a out of retirement LB Junior Seau.

 That was proceeded by a quantity over quality crop with hits (WR Tim Dwight, QB Doug Fluite) and misses (LB Monty Beisel, WR David Terrell). That was a break in the alternating pattern, but the year before they went high end.

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There were other reasons the Patriots came up short, of course. Jabar Gaffney let a sure touchdown slip through his fingers on a perfect throw from Cassell, and David Thomas committed the stupidest penalty of the season to set up the impossible fourth down with about four minutes remaining.

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I also like that Washington is 6-3. We've seen what an advantage Moss' height is. Having another big target capable of snatching passes over the heads of smaller defenders would be valuable in the red zone. As the fourth wide out, Washington should draw favorable match-ups against weak links in the secondary.

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Then we have good old Jabar Gaffney who is a solid number three wideout . He overtook Donte Stallworth as a reliable third or fourth check down . With Donte due eight million, the Patriots could cut Donte and sign Jabar for at least half that. Jabar is quite solid and dependable and if the Patriots want a large possession receiver they can exercise the option on Kelly Washington (though at 4 million, the Patriots will try to renegotiate ). As for Chad Jackson, who knows what’s going on with his status.

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