It’s one of those days where I wish I could Rodney somebody like this…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/its-one-of-those-days-where-i-wish-i-could-rodney/
We always talk about ignoring the noise, and we’re doing the same now,” linebacker Jerod Mayo told ESPNBoston.com on Sunday. “Whether it’s good or bad, we always talk about ignoring the noise.
Mayo: Have to ignore the noise – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
Did someone say Ignore the Noise??? —->
https://www.patspropaganda.com/we-always-talk-about-ignoring-the-noise-and/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2RDFAA_F8c
The Patriot Way (by Justin Harned)
(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-patriot-way-by-justin-harned/
Moore went inside the numbers and came away with some remarkable stats on Winn’s work, saying he “might be the most explosive and underrated running back in the 2013 NFL Draft” because of his ability to break off long runs. Moore notes that in Winn’s 13 games as a senior, he had 10 games where he finished with at least one rush of 18 yards or more (77 percent). That’s a better percentage than any of the other elite running backs who were a part of this year’s draft class, including Eddie Lacy or Montee Ball.
It Is What It Is » Rookie George Winn revealed as one of most explosive college rushers of 2013
Under the radar guy to watch next month…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/moore-went-inside-the-numbers-and-came-away-with/
New England Patriots: 8 Players Firmly on the Roster Bubble
New England Patriots: 8 Players Firmly on the Roster Bubble
Kicking the week off with some bubble talk, just over a month until training camp!
What are your thoughts on a short-yardage/ goal line formation with Brady in the shotgun, Ridley or Vereen to one side of Brady, Tebow to the other side, then three other eligible recievers (Gronk, Amendola, Hernandez for instance) out wide? It seems like that would give you a lot to worry about if you are the other team’s defense. There’s a possible Brady sneak, any number of designed HB runs, HB delay or direct snap (same thing with Tebow) and of course, TFB could pass to one of the recievers
It’s formation speculation like this that had me worried about Tebow on the Jets last year. Yet they never really got that creative with him, and really I’m starting to wonder if the Patriots even will.
Granted, what little we saw of him was in the first few days of him being in New England. There’s a lot to learn before they can suddenly start drawing up the trickeration.
But McDaniels, for better or worse, saw something in Tebow that made him think he could mold him into something special. Can he do it now, with no pressure to have him start? That will be something to watch in training camp.