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November 6, 2012 by Mike Dussault

Belichick Breakdown – Steelers at Patriots 12/9/2007 (by xjmaki)

Defensive backs who don’t turn their head around is such a point of contention with Patriots fans this year, but here’s a great film breakdown of the how Rodney Harrison defends a pass against the Steelers without ever turning around. You don’t have to get your head around if you don’t touch the receiver and instead play the spot where the ball is coming down.

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