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Breaking Down Vince Wilfork’s Impact on the New England Patriots Defense | Oliver Thomas

June 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Breaking Down Vince Wilfork’s Impact on the New England Patriots Defense | Oliver Thomas

Great stuff from Oliver Thomas on the MVP of the Pats defense. Hope they got him some help this season because he’s not going to be playing that this level forever.

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(In light of recent events, you’d have to think it’ll be a more defensive focused season, at least more so than years past) That being said, who do you think will have the best season of the LBs?

June 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Shhhh! No one is supposed to bring up the fact that the defense returned every major impact player (depending on how you grade Kyle Love and Brandon Deaderick, I gave them an “upgradeable” status earlier this offseason) and added two solid vets in Kelly and Wilson.

As I wrote in my B/R piece today, the Pats have had two main problems: defending the middle of the field against the pass, and having the offense go cold in the playoffs. That’s really it. People can talk about the pass rush, the lack of a deep threat, etc., but it’s really just that simple. So, I think they have definitely taken steps to address the problem on defense with Kelly (better interior disruption from the base defense) and Wilson (should provide impact in middle of field), along with the development of the others.

As for the linebackers I think this is Dont’a Hightower’s year to break out. Mayo had the best season of his career last year, he’ll need to really elevate his pass defense if he wants to improve on that.

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Friday Patriots Q&A

June 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Friday Patriots Q&A

Let’s try to keep this Hernandez-light people, I know nothing more than you do and I refuse to join the speculation train until charges are brought or he’s cleared.

What else is on your minds? We’re just 34 days away from the start of training camp!

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Welcome to The Prop Shop!

June 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Welcome to The Prop Shop!

Excited to drop our new Ignore the Noise tee today!

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10 Biggest Questions Facing the 2013 Patriots

June 21, 2013 by Mike Dussault

10 Biggest Questions Facing the 2013 Patriots

For those looking for some football reading on this offseason Friday.

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Some confirmed, real Patriots news…

June 20, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Good news, and glad to see that everyone is signed up and ready to go. So much better than the days of rookie contract holdouts well into training camp.

The Patriots have signed WR Aaron Dobson.

— Christopher Price (@cpriceNFL) June 20, 2013

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As a Pats fan i anm a fan of your blog. i’ve been visiting your page to see if you got any say on the hernandez situation. what do you think will happen? i met him one time and he seem real cool but i guess you never really know huh. He.s been such a valuable asset to the Pats… who knows what may come from this.

June 20, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Thanks, I’m trying to reserve comment and judgement. This blog is mostly dedicated to what happens on the field, and of course if Hernandez is unavailable going forward we’ll have to plenty to say on that. But ultimately this whole situation(s) is just really sad. Not many of us have the God-given physical talents that someone like Aaron has, and I sincerely hope he has not thrown it all away on something stupid. We’ll see how everything plays out over the next couple days, until then there won’t be much to say until it affects the 2013 Patriots team.

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