PATS TOOK A PEEK AT JONES

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FanHouse found this 5/13/2008 on www.profootballtalk.com [flag]
Though former Lions running back Kevin Jones, a first-round draft pick only four years ago, hasn’t gotten much interest since being released, Jones quietly visited with another team last week. Per Adam Schefter of NFL Network, the Patriots brought Jones in for a look-see. Jones suffered a torn ACL last year, and his 2006 season was marred [...] [link]

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Patriots Visit With Ex-Lion Kevin Jones
Published 5/13/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
Filed under: Lions, Patriots, Boston, Detroit, NFL Free AgencyThe New England Patriots had one of the best offenses in NFL history last year, but that doesn't mean they aren't trying to add more playmakers. Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports (via PFT) that free agent running back Kevin Jones, who was released by the Detroit Lions in March, recently visited with New England. Jones looked like one of the league's best young running backs in 2004, when he gained 1,133 yards on 4.7 yards a carry as a ...

Shanoff's Wake-Up Call: Road Dooms Celtics
Published 5/13/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... : "I think they're ridiculous." And I totally agree with him. Does ANY fan in the arena actually LIKE those smoke machines, the flames, the noise? NFL: You HAVE to watch the Patriots' moves. Are the Patriots looking to import RB Kevin Jones ? Hmm ... Pop Culture Watch: Bloggers are all kind of late on this, but Matt Leinart's hot-tub episode was an ...

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The NFL Network is reporting that the New England Patriots had a visit from free agent running back Kevin Jones at Gillette Stadium last week. The Patriots have always been high on Jones and were prepared to draft him with the 32 nd pick in the 2004 NFL Draft but Detroit made a trade and grabbed him at 31. The speedy Jones, who came out of Virginia Tech, is recovering from a torn ACL. ...
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Pats take look at ex-Lions RB Jones

kcudah posted 5/14/2008 from www.mlive.com

After several weeks with little news about former Detroit Lions running back Kevin Jones, Adam Shefter, of the NFL Network, reported that New England Patriots is taking a look at him. NFL Network, May 13: Last week, New England very quietly hosted a visit -- and no team can do things as quietly as the Patriots -- with former Lions running back Kevin Jones, whom Detroit released in ...
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