Colts' seasoned veteran might be the Patriots' missing piece on offense
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Colts' seasoned veteran might be the Patriots' missing piece on offense
"Mo Alie-Cox has spent his entire career with the Colts since they signed him as an undrafted free agent in 2018. The now 32-year-old has been as consistent as they come as a blocking tight end, and the Patriots could use that in their efforts to bulk up the offensive line protection and create more opportunities for a successful run game."
"He could easily join up with the Patriots' fullback signing, Reggie Gilliam, who will serve a similar role on offense, and make them one of the best groups in the entire NFL. It's what Drake Maye needs after being sacked 47 times last season."
"If they want to implement a stronger run game, while simultaneously giving Maye more time to read the field and throw the ball, then Alie-Cox makes all the sense in the world, especially since he can also be an option in the p"
The Patriots face a tight end vacancy after Austin Hooper departed to the Falcons. With Hunter Henry serving as the primary pass-catcher, the team needs a blocking tight end to complement him. Mo Alie-Cox, a 32-year-old free agent who spent his entire career with the Colts, presents an ideal solution. As a consistent blocking tight end, Alie-Cox could pair effectively with fullback Reggie Gilliam to strengthen offensive line protection and enhance the run game. Drake Maye was sacked 47 times last season, and the Patriots struggled establishing their ground attack despite talented running backs. Alie-Cox's blocking prowess could create opportunities for both improved protection and run game success.
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