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October 7, 2011 by Mike Dussault

“As long as our defense takes care of business, then we feel like we can really get after them in the running game,” left guard Matt Slauson said. “We’ve always had a lot of success on the ground there.”

Slauson said the Patriots “always leave a lot of big holes in the middle” of their 3-4 defense, but they’re actually playing quite a bit of 4-3 this season, with massive tackle Vince Wilfork and Albert Haynesworth (if healthy) in the middle. That’s 675 pounds of run-stopping force in the middle.

Matt Slauson, talking out his ass.

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