Those who diss Wes Welker are simply dumbass douchebags.

[trumad]

Yeah there's a few ignoramus fools who advocate dumping Wes.

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[Kingofalldems]

1. Agreed. He made a valiant attempt to catch a poorly thrown ball.

[Old and In the Way]

2. He ain't going nowhere...if Tom Brady has any say in it. nt

[trumad]

4. Best receiver in football the last 5 years.

Stats prove it.

[Auggie]

3. Recommended

Many teams would love to have him

[DinahMoeHum]

5. Agreed. Let's start with Tom Brady's so-called "better half"

She's obviously better used to European football than the American brand.

[trumad]

6. She was simply defending her husband.

Fact of the matter is---his receivers dropped balls that should have been caught.

[maximusveritas]

7. Criticism comes with being one of the best

Anytime a top star doesn't perform in the big game, they're going to be criticized more than lesser players.

[bluedigger]

8. Cooler heads will prevail.

Wes isn't going anywhere. It's been what - barely 48 hours?

People always spout off in the heat of the moment.

Ya know?

[madinmaryland]

9. Agreed. He would be a perfect complement to

Miles austin and Dez Bryant.

[hughee99]

10. Brady could have thrown it much better, Welker still should have caught it,

but in either case, the Pats would be foolish not to resign him. They won't get a better receiver than Welker, and there might not BE a better receiver who understands this offense. Branch and Ochocinco probably wouldn't start on any other NFL team. Branch was serviceable because he knows the offense, watching Ocho play in that offense was like watching a pitcher bat.

[MrSlayer]

11. He dropped a pass, it happens.

Just because he dropped it the worst possible time doesn't make it any more or less. It's just a damn shame.