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The Best of PatsPropaganda This Week

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We’re flying to Seattle today so here’s our weekly recap of our own material and the best of the Pats reads from around the internet. More to come from the pacific northwest!!

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Best Pats Stuff from the week

Patriots no-huddle relies on power of one – Sports – The Boston Globe – if you missed this one it’s the biggest must read of the week.

‘Sound FX’: Jerod Mayo – NFL Videos

Breaking Down the New England Patriots Safety Play, Big Plays a Team Effort | Bleacher Report

Three-Point Stance: Seattle Seahawks – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

Patriots’ defense may never be great, but good enough – Patriots – Boston.com

No huddle affected Patriots offense late – Patriots – Boston.com

New England Patriots diversify offense with power running game – NFL.com

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New England Patriots diversify offense with power running game – NFL.com

You’re not going to find a better breakdown of the new evolution of Patriots offense than this one, with lots of great screen shots of offensive plays. Must Read!

The Patriots are tormenting opponents with a no-huddle offense that operates at a frenetic pace. Tom Brady routinely fields the snap within 15 seconds of the ball being set by the referee to limit the defense’s ability to substitute, significantly fatiguing the opposition over the course of the drive. This results in defenders losing their will to fight off blocks at the line of scrimmage, leading to huge gains by runners throughout the game.

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lolpats:

FANS ARE SURE TO BE TAKEN WITH THIS SUNDAY’S PATS/SEAHAWKS GAME

https://www.patspropaganda.com/taken-pats-seahawks/

Do people expect the Seattle to give us a game? I thinking blow out, pats always seem to give rookie qb’s the welcome to the league game, wht u think?

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Well given how the Arizona game went this year I’m not quite ready to say it will be a blowout. If Seattle can be disruptive with their front four and Russell Wilson doesn’t turn the ball over it will be a close game. But I think the Patriots will be able to move the ball, and if they can finish with touchdowns I’m not sure the Seattle offense will be able to keep pace. It’s the NFL, anything can happen, but I like the Pats by a minimum of 10 barring Seattle playing the perfect game and getting all the bounces.