Wes Welker not bitter with Patriots
Denver Broncos wide receiver, Wes Welker, was in Boston last night taking questions before attending the Bruins game.
When asked if he felt the New England Patriots undervalued him during free agency he replied “Unfortunately, it’s the business side of football and as a player you understand it. So, you just move on and look toward the future.”
Welker said all the right things...
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Texas Tech Football: Wes Welker could be getting Raiders into trouble
Texas Tech is looking into a situation in which former Red Raiders wide receiver Wes Welker had a Twitter exchange with a recruit, and the university acknowledged Tuesday that the NCAA could view it as a secondary rules violation.
“The NCAA prohibits that type of communication involving boosters and former student-athletes, and we are in the process of investigation...
Ex-Texas Tech WR Wes Welker commits recruiting violation?
Someone needs to teach Wes Welker how to direct message.
Because, based on the tweets he sent out this weekend publicly to community college wide receiver Nick Kurtz, it could get him in some hot water with the NCAA.
The former Texas Tech receiver has made news on this week for a series of tweets he sent Kurtz.
@thekurtzway You are visiting Lubbock already? GunsUp Wes Welker ...
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Wes Welker Commits Potential Recruiting Violation on Behalf of Texas Tech
While many of the NCAA’s rules regarding student-athletes are often arbitrary and tone deaf at best, and asinine at worst, recruiting is definitely one area that if rife with violations, and needs policing. So someone might want to tell Wes Welker that, as an alumni, he’s still considered a representative of Texas Tech.
Community college wide receiver Nick Kurtz is currently...
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Welker commits big recruiting no-no
Tweeting a college recruit and selling him on the virtues of your alma mater? That's a paddlin'.
Wes Welker says he can be himself in Denver
Denver Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker told Mike Silver of Yahoo! Sports that he feels like he can be himself now that he’s no longer in New England.
“I feel like I can be myself a little more for sure,” said Welker, who signed a two-year, $12-million deal with the Broncos on March 13, a day after becoming an unrestricted free agent. Asked if he’d received any pre-interview...
Wes Welker has parting shots for the Patriots
Wes Welker was not re-signed by the New England Patriots, causing a shockwave around the Boston area but certainly not surprise.
The team's best receiver over the past five years or so, Welker moved from Tom Brady to Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos. He hasn't talked much about it since, but he recently opened up a bit. Much more than he would've if he'd had...
Wes Welker feels free from Patriots code of silence
Wes Welker feels free to ‘just be himself’ these days after spending five years with a gag order in hand in New England. Welker was one of the more colorful Patriots, always having a quick witted line to utter, but under Bill Belichick talking too much is a detriment to the team. Welker showed off his sense of humor before the 2010 divisional playoff against the New York...
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