New England Patriots Report

Oh baby, a big offer from Wilson

March, 21, 2013

Mar 21

1:35

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By Mike Reiss | ESPNBoston.com

Veteran safety Adrian Wilson wore jersey No. 24 in his time with the Arizona Cardinals, but that isn't available in New England. Cornerback Kyle Arrington dons it.

Still, that hasn't stopped Wilson from exploring the possibility of "acquiring" it.

Wilson and Arrington crossed paths over the last week at Gillette Stadium.

"I told him I know he just had a baby and I know he signed a new contract, but I'm offering a year's supply of Pampers," Wilson said on a conference call today. "Hopefully he gets back to me."

Well played, Adrian. Well played.

Mike Reiss

Patriots reporter, ESPNBoston.com

Covered Patriots since 1997
Blogging on Pats since 2004
Joined ESPNBoston.com in 2009

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