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October 15, 2010 by Mike Dussault

I don’t know, I’d say there has been less of that since time has gone on,” Belichick said. “So, they’ll have to defend some other guys, we’ll see how they choose to do it. I think teams have been playing more of what they play, less specific coverages for a specific player — Wes, Randy,” he continued. “Not that we don’t see them, just I’d say less, a lower frequency. I’d say things changed kind of in ‘07 and then in ‘08, and in ‘09, they gradually declined.

Bill Belichick on coverages changing with the departure of Randy Moss. (via The Rapsheet)

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