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Inside the NFL: Patriots – Bears

December 16, 2010 by Mike Dussault

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: chicago bears, new england patriots

December 16, 2010 by Mike Dussault


New pictures lining the halls of Gillette…

https://www.patspropaganda.com/new-pictures-lining-the-halls-of-gillette/

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Matt Light Appreciation Post

December 15, 2010 by Mike Dussault

Offensive lineman often go unnoticed until they have a bad game but today I’d like to take a second to throw some love at Matt Light. Since becoming the regular starter in 2001 Light has only missed 18 total games. That’s 13 in 2005 and 5 in 2009. Pretty impressive when you consider he’s often facing the other teams best pass rusher and he’s always right in the trenches.

You also have to love Light’s good nature off the field. He’s funny and has that hillbilly charm that makes him seem like the Patriot you’d most want to split a few pitchers with.

When you look around the rest of the league you can find many teams struggling to find that all-important left tackle piece. Some fans love to get on Light’s case if gives up a sack, or say that Sebastian Vollmer should take his job, but they ignore the fact that Light has been protecting Tom Brady’s blindside his entire career and has been a huge part of all the games won and touchdowns thrown. Show me a left tackle that plays ten seasons and never gives up a sack.

Not to mention how well he’s able to move in space and block on the screen passes that the Patriots love to run. He’s been an essential part of the Patriots success both on the field and off it, and never gets any of the credit he deserves.

So this post is for you, Matt Light. Thanks for the decade of work!

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: matt light, new england patriots

December 15, 2010 by Mike Dussault

In their two losses (Jets/Browns) and their overtime win over the Ravens the Patriots had 0 takeaways. In their other ten wins they had 20.

Greg Bedard via Twitter

https://www.patspropaganda.com/in-their-two-losses-jetsbrowns-and-their/

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Patriots Defense 8th in Bendability, Low 20s in Everything Else

December 15, 2010 by Mike Dussault

The favorite quote mentioned by Patriots fans when people bag on our defense is that it’s a “bend don’t break” style. So yeah, we give up a lot of yards and first downs (i.e. the bend part which feels like we’re getting bent over and violated) before buttoning up when it counts most and holding teams to field goals or no points.

Cold Hard Football Facts has the Pats at 8th overall in Bendability which is just about the only stat I can find out there that gives any sort of a warm, fuzzy feeling about the defense. Even when you look at red zone defense, which should probably also be pretty good if you’re not “breaking”, the Pats are ranked 24th.

Everywhere else you look at stats for the Pats D and they’re not good. The closest thing I can find where they aren’t in the 20s is Defensive Passer Rating where they’re ranked 19th.

In their all-important Defensive Hog index, which CHFF says is the best stat to predict Super Bowl success, the Pats are ranked 27th.

So yes, I know stats are for losers, and the numbers have been getting better over the past few weeks, but let’s not start planning the Super Bowl parade just yet.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Cold Hard Football Facts, defense, new england patriots

Tom Brady Interview 12/15

December 15, 2010 by Mike Dussault

Here’s TFB keeping it on the level today. They know there’s still much work to be done and improvement to be made.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: new england patriots, tom brady

Guess Who Wasn’t at Patriots Practice Today?

December 15, 2010 by Mike Dussault

Injuries are really starting to add up for the Patriots. McCourty and Brace were new additions to the hopefully still walking wounded, while Mike Wright and Myron Pryor remained out. Jonathan Wilhite if you hadn’t heard was also put on IR today, ending his season.

Not good, we need all these guys back and soon.

OH and Gerard Warren was missing too. He hurt his knee against the Bears but did return so maybe they’re just resting him. Hopefully. Otherwise your healthy defensive lineman are Wilfork (all-pro), Deaderick (7th round rookie), Love (undrafted rookie), and the FNG Louis Leonard. Eeeeeek!

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