Say hello to the Gronkenforearm, glad to see he’s already disregarding the sling aspect of it…?
https://www.patspropaganda.com/say-hello-to-the-gronkenforearm-glad-to-see-hes/
I think this team takes after Coach Belichick,” said defensive back Devin McCourty, one of the club’s captains. “We play hard and we play the way we play because we have a great coach and a coach that believes in us. Every day you get the same thing from him – hard working, attention to detail. You’re never going to come to work and not get that Bill. It’s his attitude, dedication and devotion to just being great and winning.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/i-think-this-team-takes-after-coach-belichick/
“Very unselfish,” coach Bill Belichick said. “We play him in different positions, where we feel like he’s maybe the most needed, not necessarily where it’s going to feature him or give him a great opportunity to make plays. But a lot of times it is to eat up blockers or try to disrupt plays. “He’s an explosive guy that’s got very good football instincts. He knows where the ball is, he knows what they’re trying to do. He really responded to a lot of the different challenges or positions that we put him in. He’s done a very unselfish job and been very productive.”
Patriots vs. Jets: Can New England Continue to Thrive off Turnovers? | Bleacher Report
Patriots vs. Jets: Can New England Continue to Thrive off Turnovers? | Bleacher Report
Nice read from Frenz that begs the million dollar question…
They are now up to 31 turnovers on the season, including 12 in the past three games. They are an astounding plus-24 in turnover margin. How will they fare when they struggle to create turnovers? The Patriots can’t get stops on third downs, they can’t get stops in the red zone and they certainly can’t get stops through the air.
On the third down play, nose tackle Vince Wilfork did what he normally does, and that’s control the point of attack, take up two blockers, and free up space for linebacker Jerod Mayo to come down hill and make a play. Wilfork’s superb ability to anchor and not be moved laterally or horizontally is nearly unparalleled and vital to the defense’s success. On the following play (when Greene fumbled), Wilfork was able to penetrate a gap and cause disruption in the backfield with a host of teammates there to assist.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/on-the-third-down-play-nose-tackle-vince-wilfork/