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Another day, another forced fumble for linebacker Jamie Collins. This time he got fullback Ben Bartholomew. This has been an area of strength for Collins in the early goings of camp.
New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
Fast, athletic linebacker? Yes, please.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/another-day-another-forced-fumble-for-linebacker/
Tim Tebow has been running a different offense than Brady and Ryan Mallett. It’s focused more on Tebow’s playing style, and the plays haven’t been run off coaches’ cards, which means they’ve already been installed. This is clearly a case of running plays to Tebow’s strength, rather than forcing him to become something he’s not.
The Blitz with Jeff Howe & Karen Guregian | Boston Herald
It’s going to be real interesting seeing what Tim Tebow does this preseason when he’s running an offense customized for him by Bill Belichick and Josh McDaniels.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/tim-tebow-has-been-running-a-different-offense/
“With the 2013 Hall of Fame Game is this weekend, our #FlashbackFriday is from the 2000 Hall of Fame game – Tom Brady’s first ever game in a Patriots uniform.“
https://www.patspropaganda.com/fyeah-tombrady-with-the-2013-hall-of-fame-game/
Play of the day goes to rookie receiver Aaron Dobson, who made an impressive adjustment on a ball thrown by Ryan Mallett, who took a pitch back from LeGarrette Blount on a flea-flicker. Dobson showed good field awareness to track the ball, identify where the defenders were and put himself in a position to make the catch.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/play-of-the-day-goes-to-rookie-receiver-aaron/
Aqib Talib showing ‘D’ the way | Boston Herald
So far, on his one-year deal, Talib is proving it. Gonna be expensive next offseason…
Talib was tabbed as one of the Pats’ 10 offseason workout award winners, which comes with the famous front-row parking spot. Even though it was the first offseason award Talib has ever received, he began to develop a reputation as a leader last summer with the Buccaneers. His Pats teammates will back him up on that, too, as they haven’t seen any signs of the negative reputation Talib garnered in his first couple of seasons in the league.
