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January 13, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Jets D must get in Bradys face all day. Pressure is key. Stopping it is tough but containing it is key. Jamming the WRs and TEs at the line is a must. Backers must hit the crossers and get them of the off course. One on one match ups don’t work against Pats, all 11 guys must be on same page. Also the best defense is an efficient offense. Ball control and move the chains with long possessions and 3rd down conversions. Lastly Jets must win the special teams battle. Make Pats go 80-85 yds every drive. That gameplan is easier said then done, but it can happen.

Anthony Becht who kindly answered us today with regard to how to slow down the Pats high scoring offense. Follow the former Jets TE on twitter@anthony_becht

(via thejetreport)

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