Troy Brown Antwan Harris Blocked Field Goal against Pittsburgh 2001 (by tlaham88)
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Troy Brown Antwan Harris Blocked Field Goal against Pittsburgh 2001 (by tlaham88)
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Don’t Play Baseball With Bill Belichick » Skeptical Sports Analysis
Interesting analysis of BB’s draft strategy with the new salary restrictions on draft picks.
Of course, if you followed the draft, you know that the Patriots, entering the draft with far fewer picks than usual, still traded up in the 1st round, twice. Taken out of context, these moves seem extremely out of character for the Patriots. Yet the moves are perfectly consistent with an approach that understands and attacks my concerns: Making fewer, higher-quality picks is essentially the correct solution, and if the value-curve has indeed shifted up as I expect it has, the new epicenter of the Patriots’ draft activity may be directly on top of the new sweet spot.
2012 Award Recipients: Matt Light (by PopWarnerVideos)
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Tom Brady would like another shot at Saturday Night Live – Extra Points – Boston.com
Clearly Brady’s acting has dramatically improved since he last did SNL. But really TFB, if you want to host again you’ve got to win another Lombardi.
“I think that’s the fun part about starting the OTA process is you really start looking forward at that point, so for all of us you suffer a tough end to the season, and unless you win it all it’s a tough end to the season, but you’ve got those months in there where what you do is you think about the past and you think about what you can do better in your training, and once we start practicing it’s a different team. We’ve got a different group of guys, different mix of talents and we’ve got to see what we can put on the field. It’s been fun being back to work and seeing everybody together and getting on the field and running football plays because it really forces you to move forward. And I think everyone’s done that at this point.”
Ridley fumbled once as a sophomore in 2009 and twice as a junior in 2010. In all, those three fumbles came on 323 touches (306 carries, 17 receptions) in 39 collegiate games. That’s one fumble for every 108 touches. Ridley’s only extensive play as the clear-cut No. 1 back at LSU came as a junior when he fumbled twice on 260 touches (249 carries, 11 receptions), which is one fumble for every 130 touches. Let’s put that into some different perspective. The 15 NFL backs who surpassed 1,000 rushing yards in 2011 fumbled the ball a combined 51 times on 4,574 touches (4,033 carries, 541 catches). That’s an average of one fumble for every 90 touches.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/ridley-fumbled-once-as-a-sophomore-in-2009-and/
Projecting the Patriots receivers depth chart – Extra Points – Boston.com
Good breakdown here from the Globe. Seems to me like most knowledgeable Patriots fans see the wide receiver battle playing out the same. Ocho and Stallworth get cut, Gaffney and Lloyd are the reinforcements and Branch is in for the fight of his life.

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