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52 year Patriots fan abandons ship for the Steelers.

And he has some advice for Bob Kraft:

Fire Belichick and Trade Tom Brady!

He makes some great points.

It really is crazy how the Patriots only use one quarterback and never use their back ups. What is Belichick doing? And the “one cent” system definitely doesn’t work all the time. 

I agree, if only we put “Altachinko” in more we’d be able to run out the clock.

I hope he finds all he’s looking for with the Steelers. Even though he just chose them for their colors.

But seriously, I know a lot of Patriots fans are sick of having their hearts torn out on the grandest of stages in the most un-spectacular ways, just like RolliCannoli1 here. But the truth is that the cupboards are stocked for long after Tom Brady’s expiration date. 

I still think Brady has another Super Bowl in him, but even if he doesn’t there will be talent in New England for the foreseeable future and a lot more winning.

So stay strong and Brady on, and start getting excited for the talent we’ll add in the Free Agency and the Draft.

My favorite part of this video has to be that by the end he’s already referring to himself and the Steelers as “we”, and the Patriots as “them”. Perfect.

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

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Over the course of the 2011 season, it was noted that defensive lineman Vince Wilfork had a dramatic spike in playing time. In 2010, Wilfork finished the year at a 69.8 percent playing time clip. By the end of 2011, it was 86.8 percent. Not to be overlooked is the increase in Wilfork’s partner along the interior of the team’s defense, second-year man Kyle Love. He actually spiked higher than Wilfork – from 13.7 percent in 2010 to 50.5 percent in 2011.

New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

Kyle Love is one guy who cannot be overlooked when discussing the future of the Patriots defense. Along with Brandon Deaderick they should provide some solid depth. The question is how high their ceiling is.

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The last few games of the regular season, the Pats had trouble stopping the run. Once Spikes and safety Patrick Chung returned to the lineup, the holes got plugged.

During the postseason, Spikes (27) and Mayo (32) led the team in tackles. Spikes had 11 in the Super Bowl loss to the Giants.

“He has big-play capability. He’s a physical player. He’s strong. He’s around the ball a lot,” McGinest said. “If he can just pick up and understand everything, which would allow him to play faster and not think, sometimes I see him thinking a lot out there, or trying to figure it out. If he could just react and play fast, he’s going to be good.”

Spikes, of course, wears No. 55, the same number three-time Super Bowl winner McGinest wore during his dozen seasons with the Patriots. All kidding aside, McGinest said we should know the true direction of Spikes in the coming year.

“He should be full steam ahead coming into next year. That will tell it all. This next season,” McGinest said. “He should make a lot of big plays for them. He should be one of the leaders as far as making plays on that defense along with Mayo.”

Brandon Spikes hyped-up for ’12 – BostonHerald.com

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