Will the Patriots add a Heisman Trophy Winner to offset their future losses at running back?
As the Greek philosopher Heraclitus said, “Everything gives way and nothing stays fixed.” The Patriots stable of running backs after the 2010 season will certainly prove that point.
According to the NFL Network and Adam Schefter, the Patriots have signed former Jacksonville Jaguar running back Fred Taylor. Terms of the deal haven’t been disclosed, but speculations puts the deal at two years.
Taylor was a cap casualty for the Jags and looks to be primed to perform for the next couple of years, as his workload has been lower due to splitting time with Maurice Jones-Drew.
In other news, Chris Baker (TE, Jets) is firming up a contract with the Patriots, and Leigh Bodden (CB, Lions) has been in Foxboro meeting with Patriot officials. Baker has been a solid performer for the Jets, while Bodden struggled last year for the lowly Lions. Bodden had a few good years under Romeo Crennel at Cleveland before being traded in the Shaun Rogers deal.
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