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September 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault

I don’t know if I would classify Tom Brady as struggling,” Ryan said. “I’d have to see that to believe it; I don’t think he’s ever struggled. To me, what I saw was a team that could really run the football. In the past, they’ve run the ball, but not with the conviction that I saw in that first week, against a pretty darn good front. That’s something that obviously looks like New England is going to run the ball more than they’ve done in the past. If Tom had such a bad game, they had two receivers over 100 yards. Oh my goodness,” Ryan said, laughing. “You have a couple Wes Welker clones there in [Julian] Edelman and [Danny] Amendola, so it’s difficult, no question.

Rex Ryan: Haven’t seen New England Patriots run like that – ESPN Boston

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