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December 19, 2011 by Mike Dussault

If you want to discuss how this game was won out in Denver, then look at Tom Brady and the TE position in New England. The Patriots’ QB (23-34-320-2 TDs) completed thirteen combined passes to Aaron Hernandez (9-129-1TD) and Rob Gronkowski (4-53). Again, matchup issues (a common theme vs. the Patriots’ offense) when you play Cover 1 (man-free) against Hernandez and Gronkowski. Middle of the field routes, option schemes vs. a defender’s leverage, etc. Even with the issues the Patriots’ defense had vs. the run game early, Brady put this game away in the second half (11-13 for 149-yards). And when you do that, there is no chance for another Tebow comeback.

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