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Rob Ninkovich of Patriots shows great timing again – Patriots – Boston.com

January 14, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Rob Ninkovich of Patriots shows great timing again – Patriots – Boston.com

Great breakdown of Ninkovich’s clutch interception that really slammed the door on the Texans. Another thing that played into the Patriots hands was how the Texans had been picking on Tavon Wilson with Casey. Made it even more likely they’d dump it off there even if Wilson was in coverage.

The Patriots, from film study, knew how Schaub would react to a blitz. In every offense, if a certain player rushes, then one or more receivers will break off their routes, otherwise known as a “hot” route. The Patriots knew that Casey was going to be Schaub’s hot route, and were willing to bet that he would rush his throw to Casey. Schaub read blitz, and figured that since Mayo was the only linebacker on the field, that the middle would be wide open to throw to his hot route. What he didn’t see was that Ninkovich, though he started on the line, had replaced Mayo as the middle linebacker in the defense and was in perfect position to pick off the pass.

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Video: Rodney Harrison tells new story about Pats-Giants Super Bowl | The Dan Patrick Show

January 14, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Video: Rodney Harrison tells new story about Pats-Giants Super Bowl | The Dan Patrick Show

Well that certainly makes me feel gross, but interesting if you can handle rehashing it.

To sum up:

On the touchdown play that sealed it for the Giants Dean Pees had an all out blitz called, Rodney noticed Hobbs on Burress and tried to get Junior Seau to check to cover 2 to give Hobbs over the top help, but Junior said no and wanted to run the blitz. Ugh….

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January 14, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Dennis & Callahan discuss the Pats playoff win over Houston with Boomer Esiason (by WEEIVideo)

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/dennis-callahan-discuss-the-pats-playoff-win/

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January 14, 2013 by Mike Dussault


https://www.patspropaganda.com/14105/

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Chat: Chat with Tedy Bruschi – SportsNation – ESPN Boston

January 14, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Chat: Chat with Tedy Bruschi – SportsNation – ESPN Boston

Great nugget from the Bruschi chat, I noticed this too…

James (NJ (via Boston)) It is amazing to see the focus of Belichick yesterday when Brady throws the dagger TD pass following the Ninkovich INT and he offers absolutely no emotion when looking at the video screen, he didn’t even nod his head! Can you offer some insight into that focus during the week of preparation, how does he balance the hyper focus with keeping the team loose? Last year I felt like I saw a tight team in the AFC championship, and especially the SB.

Tedy (12:27 PM) You’re right, James. I thought the cameras picked up a great shot on Belichick and how his mind works quickly to focus on what’s next. The minute that TD is scored, it’s not about celebrating that TD, it’s about what that TD meant to the game situation, how much time was left on the clock, and what type of situation it will be for the defensive unit. It’s that exact process that he tries to teach his players – not to focus on what has happened in the past, or even what just happened at that moment. The only control you have is thinking about how it changes things that are coming up.

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5 takeaways from Patriots-Texans – Extra Points – Boston.com

January 14, 2013 by Mike Dussault

5 takeaways from Patriots-Texans – Extra Points – Boston.com

Losing Gronkowski is not a deadly blow. The team went 4-1 in games he missed after breaking his arm against the Colts in Week 11. He came back in Week 17 hesitant to engage defenders, protecting his left arm a little too much for someone cleared to play. But two weeks later, he entered Sunday’s game against the Texans looking like the Gronkowski of old. And then he was taken away, much too soon.

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10 Thoughts on the Patriots-Texans Re-Watch

January 14, 2013 by Mike Dussault

I had to go back and take another stress-free/live-blog-free look at the game and obviously a bunch of things jumped out to me.

Here’s 10 thoughts after the re-watch…

  1. What I might love most about the playoffs? You get a chance to see how the coaches really feel about their players. Patrick Chung and Jermaine Cunningham are on the down end. Justin Francis is on the up end. Really like the energy Francis brings. We might see more of Cunningham this weekend.
  2. With Francis and Trevor Scott the Pats should be okay to overcome a potential Chandler Jones injury if he’s out or limited next weekend. Thought Chandler was just okay in the first half against the Texans, still I’d love to have every pass rusher possible for this time of year.
  3. Brandon Deaderick had another good game, and Kyle Love had his spots as well. Defensive tackle behind Wilfork is an area I’d like to see improved this offseason, but Deaderick and Love got the job done in this one.
  4. I’ve been critical of Talib, saying he’s just been okay since he got here, but he balled out against the Texans. He was active getting off blocks and played physical. He was also chirping at Andre Johnson. He’ll have his work cut out for him this week against the Torey Smith and Anquan Bolden, but he’s giving the Pats reason to make an effort to re-sign him for sure.
  5. Overall I thought the Pats put together a great defensive performance. The big kick returns certainly didn’t help them, but they came out on fire to start both halves and that’s a good sign. Just don’t get why they can’t start the season like that, with guys blitzing from all over and such physical tackling.
  6. Shane Vereen has been under the radar all season but took advantage when his opportunity came and that’s what the NFL is all about. It’s been a long time since the Pats entered a postseason with so many backs with fresh legs. This could be the ingredient that has been missing.
  7. I love this new attacking Jerod Mayo and hope he’s here to stay. They got burned when he went for the safety but I’m okay with that. Aggressiveness in the pass rush has been needed for a long time, and Mayo has great speed to force throws.
  8. Despite a few drops that was an MVP-type performance for Wes Welker. He’s playing like a man possessed and I hope it continues. Seems like he’s playing specifically for his “Super Bowl Drop” critics and yes, that includes Gisele.
  9. Hope you’re all savoring watching Tom Brady as much as I am. More playoff wins that Montana and just one Super Bowl ring away from more of those than him. I don’t care for subjective arguments, but for my money Brady is already the best QB of all time.
  10. Plenty to come this week on the Ravens but I leave you with this: The Patriots can do things on defense now that they’ve never been able to do vs. Joe Flacco. Man defense, physical corners, and McCourty on the back end has settled things down. Add in Gregory having a solid game and the Ravens better be ready for a new Patriots defense.

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