Vereen introducing himself tonight.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/vereen-introducing-himself-tonight/
Breaking: J.J. Watt Spits On Patriots Logo
The Texans are going to come in dead set on avenging their embarrassing loss from December, and they’ll try to do that by asserting themselves early both physically and in attitude. Don’t let them. The Patriots should land the first blow, come out with their best stuff, and show the Texans they still aren’t good enough.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-texans-are-going-to-come-in-dead-set-on/
Houston Texans vs. New England Patriots: Live Score, Highlights and Analysis
Houston Texans vs. New England Patriots: Live Score, Highlights and Analysis
I’ll be live blogging the game today over at Bleacher Report. Stop by for instant analysis and commentary as it all unfolds.
Just trying to enjoy these last few hours before it all gets real.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/just-trying-to-enjoy-these-last-few-hours-before/
Final X’s and O’s thoughts – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
Final X’s and O’s thoughts – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
Pats should shut down Foster running the ball, but below is what most concerns me…
Arian Foster was largely contained on the ground against the Patriots in Week 14, but he did manage his most receiving yards in a single game this season. Foster was able to outflank the Patriots linebackers on underneath routes, allowing him to gain sufficient yardage as a check-down receiver. The Patriots did well to cut down on big plays against Houston in the first meeting, and would be likely to stick with their plan of conceding shorter gains to Foster rather than compromising their downfield coverage. Nonetheless, it’s worth watching Foster out of the backfield in the passing game.
I played with a lot of great players, whether that was Kevin Faulk or Randy Moss or Rodney Harrison, but Wes has been truly the greatest teammate you could possibly have,” Brady said. “His commitment to the team, his selflessness … When Wes clears out on a route, he clears out the route better than anybody I’ve ever seen. He knows he’s not getting the ball, but he almost takes as much pride in that as he does on the 6-yard option route to get open. That’s everything you need to know about Wes, you know? That’s the best part about him. Whatever you need me to do, that’s what he’s going to do. He does it every day in practice, and I feel that’s what has always set him apart.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/i-played-with-a-lot-of-great-players-whether/