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Football Outsiders: Patriots drop to 6th overall in DVOA

October 19, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Here’s the breakdown for all things Patriots with Football Outsiders’ DVOA rankings this week.

Overall: 6th

Offense: 1st

  • Pass: 2nd
  • Run: 3rd

Defense: 27th

  • Pass: 26th
  • Run: 21st
  • Vs. #1 WR: 31st
  • Vs. #2 WR: 18th
  • vs. Other WR: 15th
  • vs. TE: 28th
  • vs. RB: 11th

Special Teams: 12th

Chances of making playoffs: 86%

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