I miss Patchung!
Happy Thanksgiving to All! Once the tryptophan wears off the football games really start to matter.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/happy-thanksgiving-to-all-once-the-tryptophan/
Remember that time Tom Brady caught a pass?
https://www.patspropaganda.com/remember-that-time-tom-brady-caught-a-pass/
PFF: Patriots – Chiefs Re-Focused
PFF: Patriots – Chiefs Re-Focused
Brian Waters (+1.8) continued what has been a great season against the team he spent 11 seasons with. Perhaps he was subtly explaining to the organisation how they released him too soon as he gave Chiefs’ linemen numerous problems. Waters graded positively in all facets of the game demonstrating the consistency that is so important for offensive lineman. Although he didn’t make any highlight blocks in the ground game, he only allowed a solitary pressure when Brady dropped back to pass. Waters now ranks fifth overall amongst guards and third in Pass Blocking Efficiency (98.4) having given up just eight combined pressures.
As Frenz mentioned on the podcast today, three disgusting hits by the Patriots on this one play. And I mean disgusting in a good way.
(Source: http://videos.sportsgrid.com/)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/as-frenz-mentioned-on-the-podcast-today-three/
PatsPropaganda & Frenz Podcast today 2pm EST!
Join us for the Thanksgiving edition of the podcast. We’ve got a great primer for an article that will be coming out later this week that answers questions like:
- How do the number of pressures the Patriots compare with how many opposing defense are getting?
- How have the blitz numbers varied over the year for the Pats D?
- What have been the blitz strategies for opposing defenses on Tom Brady?
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Flashback Article: Arrington almost went to the Browns
Flashback Article: Arrington almost went to the Browns
Kyle Arrington’s ascension to atop the leader board in interceptions was far from a direct one. Here’s a great reminder to how close he came to going to Cleveland. I’d say his decision paid off.
Some bloggers projected that perhaps it was the Colts, who had experienced a run of injuries in the secondary, making a run at Arrington. But it was a different team in the Midwest: Eric Mangini’s Cleveland Browns.
When asked about it on Thursday, Arrington explained how the process unfolded.
He said his primary motivation was simply getting a chance to play, and that’s why he strongly considered the offer to join the Browns’ 53-man active roster. At the same time, he described himself as being loyal, which explains why he told the Patriots about the offer in hopes he would remain with them.
