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BostonHerald.com – Blogs: The Blitz» Blog Archive » Kyle Love could be poised for even bigger season in 2012

July 9, 2012 by Mike Dussault

BostonHerald.com – Blogs: The Blitz» Blog Archive » Kyle Love could be poised for even bigger season in 2012

Defensive tackle Kyle Love surpassed expectations as much as anyone on the defense last season. He was a force alongside Wilfork, and Love’s ability to consistently push through the middle gave the coaches enough comfort to swing Wilfork to the outside in certain situations. Love was good from start to finish last season, which was noteworthy because he wasn’t affected by the lockout like other second-year defensive players. So, with a full offseason, it’s worth wondering how much better he can be this year. Lastly, due to Love’s position, he won’t accumulate the stats to make him a household name, but he’s got a chance get even better in 2012.

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