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What will the Patriots do with all these draft picks?
I would never look past this season, because with all the tough games the Patriots have this year is vital to the development of a second dynasty defense. But after the 2011 draft all the major pieces should be in place.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/what-will-the-patriots-do-with-all-these-draft/
VIDEO: NFLN Playbook – Patriots Offense Will Be Fine
For everyone out there ready to throw the towel in on the 2010 Patriots I present a clip from one of the only NFL shows worth watching, Playbook. Some are saying the trade of Moss means Belichick has given up on this years Patriots but I believe just the opposite.
As Mike Reiss wrote yesterday, this move was more of a preemptive strike before Moss started to taint the locker room with his preoccupation with getting a new contract. As Playbook points out Moss was an effective downfield threat, one that had to be respected, however he was limited in this Patriots offense.
The Patriots love shorts passes and bubble screens, and have evolved back to a ball control offense. This is in large part due to the new tight end corps. No doubt teams will defend the Pats O differently now, but the Pats will have more options on the table and more unpredictability.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb
Vince Wilfork was chosen as the leader of the Belichick Patriots Defense 2.0 and as you can see from these highlights he is a bad, bad man.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/vince-wilfork-was-chosen-as-the-leader-of-the/
Mike Reiss is reigning overlord of all Patriots beat writers and his take on why the Pats moved Moss is probably as close as we’ll ever get to the truth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KC
Sorry to post something non-Moss related but damn does this make me miss Mike Vrabel.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/sorry-to-post-something-non-moss-related-but-damn/
CHFF: Trading Moss doesn’t make Patriots better, but then again …
Kerry Byrne lays out a pretty good argument why the loss of Moss isn’t the end of the line for the Patriots offense.
Eight weeks from today we’ll be getting ready to hear how the Patriots have traded the 33rd overall pick for a 2012 first rounder, and half of Patriots nation will be apoplectic because player x is still available. The combine has provided some interesting details about the prospects and we’re slowly formulating our Patriots big […]