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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SoonerPack" data-source="post: 657580" data-attributes="member: 9838">I couldn't disagree more and I'm obviously not alone. For perspective here's some numbers from when N.E. had 2 legit TE's...From 2010-2012 Aaron Hernandez averaged 59 catches for 652 yards and 6 TD's. Keep in mind this includes his rookie season (TE's usually struggle their first yr) plus he missed TEN games over this 3 year stretch. Gronk missed a total of 5 games over the same stretch. MB is a seasoned player who will be able to step right in and contribute. In short, I stand stand by my 65/750/9 prediction and believe the data backs me up. Furthermore they are passing more than ever.  From 2010-2014 N.E. averaged 464 rush attempts per season. Last season they ran the ball only 383 times. Their game is spreading opponents out, short passes, dinking and dunking constantly looking for matchups to exploit. MB is a big, fast (enough!) man who should fit into this scheme perfectly. Again, the numbers are there to expect a pretty big 16 campaign from Bennett.</blockquote>

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