Archives for September 2013
Jets vs. Patriots: Breaking Down New England’s Game Plan
Jets vs. Patriots: Breaking Down New England’s Game Plan
Here’s our big Pats-Jets preview for B/R. Should be a good one tonight.
A favorite pic from the 2011 season as Mark Anderson delivers his finishing move to Sanchez.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/a-favorite-pic-from-the-2011-season-as-mark/
Patriots Today – Belichick breaks down Pats-Bills
Patriots Today – Belichick breaks down Pats-Bills
Break it down for me, BB. Recommended viewing for those who think Chandler Jones had a bad game, or the flock of Arrington haters.
Jones might not be the biggest or strongest interior defensive lineman in the 2013 draft class, but he won’t be outworked by any of them –- and he’s one of the most productive defensive linemen in the country. Double-digit sack totals are rare for players lining up between the tackles, but Jones was able to accomplish that feat in 2012 using the relentlessness and consistent leverage that will give him a shot to make it at the next level.
Pats just picked up Chris Jones, a rookie I had my eye on this draft season.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/jones-might-not-be-the-biggest-or-strongest/
ReFo: NE @ BUF, Week 1 | ProFootballFocus.com
ReFo: NE @ BUF, Week 1 | ProFootballFocus.com
All four starting defensive linemen graded in the positive against the run, led by DT Vince Wilfork ( 3.6) and DE Rob Ninkovich ( 2.4). Wilfork had his way with left guard Colin Brown as he maneuvered him into running lanes and consistently pushed him back at the point of attack. He set the tone for their battle at the 10:18 mark in the first quarter and never looked back. Ninkovich was often the player being targeted by Manuel’s option action in the backfield, but he still managed to get in on seven tackles, including six stops. He always seemed to be ready for whatever the Bills threw at him, whether it was taking a great angle to cut off the flat route to C.J. Spiller with 4:12 to go in the third, or having the awareness to shake WR Stevie Johnson’s back side cutoff in order to get in on the tackle on the first play of the fourth quarter. Ninkovich appeared to be one step ahead of the Bills on Sunday.
