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Wes Welker
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Age: 45
Weight: 185 lbs
Height: 5' 9"
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The Boston Globe notes that Patriots QB Tom Brady and W...

The Boston Globe

Aug 25, 2012 · 11:40 AM EDT

The Boston Globe notes that Patriots QB Tom Brady and WR Brandon Lloyd haven't found 'instant chemistry" this preseason.

"From what we saw during practice, it looked like Brady and his newest receiver toy had been playing together for years. They routinely made big plays, and while it wasn’t exactly Randy Moss-like chemistry, it was promising. In two preseason games, the Brady-Lloyd connection is far from a finished product. Doesn’t matter. Aaron Hernandez has ascended to Brady’s No. 1 option, with Wes Welker next, and then Rob Gronkowski depending on matchups. Brady looks incomplete when Welker isn’t in the lineup, like Friday night."

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The only play Patriots WR Deion Branch wasn’t on the fi...

ESPN Boston

Aug 21, 2012 · 12:30 PM EDT

The only play Patriots WR Deion Branch wasn’t on the field was the two-point conversion in the second quarter. From this view, a performance like that would seem to solidify his standing in the No. 3 receiver spot behind Wes Welker and Brandon Lloyd.

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Greg Bedard of the Boston Globe discussed the very real...

Boston Globe

Jul 29, 2012 · 12:54 PM EDT

Greg Bedard of the Boston Globe discussed the very real possibility that this will be Patriots WR Wes Welker’s last season in New England.

"Provided he's healthy and is around 100 catches, I don't see how Welker returns. If the Patriots were going to use the tag ($11.4 million) again, they would have saved money by signing him for cheaper money now. Either the Patriots let Welker walk after this season, or they tag and trade him to keep him out of the hands of a division rival (namely the Jets). The big losers are Patriots fans, but at least in those scenarios the Patriots get one more chance at a title with Welker this season, and then Welker finally gets his payday, albeit from another team. The Patriots move on with Hernandez in the slot, Welker gets the financial security he's due, and everyone lives happily ever after."

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