BODYARMOR SuperDrink presents: Gronk #BackToSuper (by DrinkBODYARMOR)
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https://www.patspropaganda.com/bodyarmor-superdrink-presents-gronk-backtosuper/
Gronk’s return opens up options
With Gronkowski back, #Patriots can run some combo routes from inside stack alignments. Route conversions here: pic.twitter.com/8JBet6ixtI
— Matt Bowen (@MattBowen41) October 18, 2013
The one takeaway I have from that exchange is that while a lot of us on the outside probably think that he’s upset about the caliber of player who he’s playing with on offense, the skill players, how they haven’t really built up the depth at the skill positions befitting a guy like Brady, I think in a lot of ways I get a sense that he views it as tremendously fun to be able to beat a great team like New Orleans with three of the four guys on the field in the last minute of that game who he didn’t even know six months ago,
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-one-takeaway-i-have-from-that-exchange-is/
If Amendola cant make it through next season full healthy, do you think the Pats cut him?
Doubt it, he’d cost more to cut than to keep next year. He’s here at least until 2015 I think.
So I watched the replay of the Pats/Saints game (because it was free) and to my (very) untrained eye it seemed like that 3rd and 7 on the first drive where Brady got sacked and we settled for 3, that once Amendola broke off for the incut and Dobson broke towards the middle of the endzone the safety followed him, and the KT was open for the TD, but Brady either didn’t take it or didn’t see it. Thoughts?
Yeah KT was open, but the Saints dropped 8 into coverage and that might’ve been what made Brady hesitate. Looks like Brady saw KT too, but probably would’ve had to have thrown it earlier. 33 was in okay position to possibly jump the route. It would’ve been close. Brady was playing safe.
Really what they want to do in that situation is run the ball. If you watch NFL Turning Point they pointed out the same thing.
Has the offense been held back due to the lack of a receiving back
Absolutely. I like Brandon Bolden, but he drops every other screen pass they throw to him. There’s no question that when Shane Vereen returns he’ll bring an element that has been completely absent.
Let’s not forget how hyped he was this offseason. His unique pass-catching skills will be a huge asset and another huge problem for opposing defenses.