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Boston Globe: Patriots coverage problems may stem from the rush

November 6, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Boston Globe: Patriots coverage problems may stem from the rush

Anytime Greg Cosell talks Patriots I have to post it, even if it’s some tough medicine like in this article. Far be it from me to disagree with Cosell but I think we’ve seen flashes at time when Albert Haynesworth has drawn some extra blocking attention, with the most notable one being against the Cowboys when he was triple teamed while the Patriots were rushing three. This allowed a one on one match up for Andre Carter and the result was a critical sack in the red zone.

So there is some evidence of the Patriots having players on the DL that cause problems, they just need to be more consistent with that.

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