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patriotsdoitbest:

At last weeks game Willie McGinest was honored at halftime.

https://www.patspropaganda.com/patriotsdoitbest-at-last-weeks-game-willie/

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https://www.patspropaganda.com/479/

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That concept is one that has dominated the Patriots offense for years. It’s what has made the Patriots offensive system less Erhardt-Perkins and more West Coast over the years. Yes, they’re still running an Erhardt-Perkins offense because they still subscribe to the concept of using similar play design from different formations.

At the same time, they’ve done this while engineering a high-efficiency pass attack that’s all but eliminated low-percentage throws from the playbook. Sure, Brady will still throw the odd back-shoulder sideline pass (more so now that LaFell has made his return) and he’ll still look for tight end Rob Gronkowski on end-zone fades, but mostly, Brady’s mastery can be attributed to lethal accuracy.

Erik Frenz, Why Tom Brady Is the NFL Midseason MVP
(via wordsspokenofwise)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/that-concept-is-one-that-has-dominated-the/

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Still clearly on top are the New England Patriots, who systematically dispatched what had looked to be a formidable opponent on Thursday Night Football in a red-hot Miami Dolphins team.

Tom Brady continues to play the quarterback position on another level, mixing surgical accuracy with savvy efficiency and a zen-like understanding of what is going on in front of him. When Brady drops back, all I can picture is that moment when Neo realizes he can perceive and manipulate the Matrix to do his bidding. It’s become almost easy for Brady right now as he lazily swats away anything and everything defensive coordinators (agents) throw at him.

NFL power rankings 2015, Week 9: Broncos, Cardinals gain ground; Jets, Falcons fall, Danny Kelly
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https://www.patspropaganda.com/still-clearly-on-top-are-the-new-england-patriots/

Do you see Bill trading garappolo, or do you see them thinking he will eventually replace Brady and plan to keep him forever

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I don’t see Garoppolo getting traded and I’m really on the fence about him beating Brady out before they both are due for free agency in 2018. I know Brady wants to play 10 more years but obviously that probably not realistic. Things can change quickly in the NFL. I do like Garoppolo and think he’s a good fit for the Patriots and the direction the NFL is headed, but I think Brady will maintain a high level barring injuries for at least two more seasons. But with an almost-40 QB you can’t afford to have just anybody backing him up.

2017 is a huge year of free agency that will define the direction of a new Patriots team. Then there will be a major decision to be made in 2018. Is there a world where both Tom and Jimmy get extended? 

Shouldn’t be surprising that this will be a defining moment for Belichick and I doubt Brady will make it easy on him.