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Too many problems to choose from – BostonHerald.com
Nice breakdown here of all the breakdowns. Look I know that was a travesty of defense on Sunday, but let’s also chalk it up to just a game where an already suspect defense was off, making it look even worse than it already is. You need to look no further than tackling, something that the Patriots are good at. This defense is what it is and that was a painful game to watch, but they’re really not that bad.
Run game struggles? No easy answers there, as a number of components played a part, from not “setting the edge” on a month’s worth of lost force plays, to poor tackling pursuit angles, to the actual tackling itself, to the quality of the pursuit, to the inability to get off blocks at different times on all three levels. The secondary is its own briar patch, and coverage matchup problems within the linebacker group were every bit as prevalent as guys getting beat at the corner or safety position. Are linebackers not a part of the coverage? Both groups had problems. Multiple corners seemed to develop a newfound love for “peeking,” or taking their eyes off their coverage for just enough time to lose their receiver — something that through all the growing pains thus far with this young group, I hadn’t seen as a persistent issue.
Patriots Today – Inside the post-game locker room
Good stuff from BB on Veterans Day, and the perfect TFB quote: “A win is a win”.
I’m not sure if we should even pick a Player of the Week after that performance against the Bills, but let’s give it to Danny Woodhead and his two touchdowns. It’s nice to see Woody bouncing back after a down season in 2011 where he was reportedly fighting to get healthy for much of the year.
Woodhead continues to be a great weapon, especially in space, and a nice change of pace from the slashing ways of Stevan Ridley.

Breaking Down the Patriots’ Reliance on the Turnover Battle | Bleacher Report
New post up on Bleacher Report from yours truly, breaking down how dependent the Patriots are on turnovers.
They’ve been fortunate to continue winning this way in 2012 in what should be called “The Year of the Forced Fumble”. In the last ten seasons no AFC team has topped 18 forced fumbles. The Patriots already have 13. This illustrates that this year’s Patriots are getting their turnovers with physicality more so than the past two years when they were more reliant on interceptions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__f3IWoNuqk Rob Ninkovich Defensive Cut Up: Patriots vs. Ravens Yup, we’re still dropping Ninko-bombs today as well. Yesterday’s mega Ninko article used this Ravens game as an example of the potential that Nink possesses. Thanks to reader MRM for this cut up of the game so you can see for yourself what I was talking […]