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Who do you think will be in our version of the nascar package that the Giants used

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I think all of us are guilty to some extent of fantasizing about the all-out pass rush package, but I really don’t think it’s a grouping that will be utilized that much unless we’re talking third-and-long. The easiest way to go is Ninkovich-Easley-Chandler-Sheard up front with Mayo and Collins at LB. Could even see Hightower in there for some pass rushing snaps, maybe in place of Ninkovich.

The problem of course is that just about every team would try to run on this, even if was 3rd-and-15. That was the beauty of Vince Wilfork – he had that ability to singlehandedly occupy the entire middle of the line, even if he wasn’t getting much push.

What will be most interesting to see is how the Pats adapt without Wilfork. They had to do it on the fly in 2013, but now with a full offseason to plan, I think we could see some schematic tweaks to make up for his loss, and it will almost certainly involve more heavy rotation along the DL.

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Ted Wells either overlooked or ignored crucial text messages, he used a firm with a reputation for bending science to fit predetermined conclusions, and he cherry-picked the memory of an NFL referee. But that’s not all. The Wells report left completely unexamined the fact that the NFL has never once considered the inflation of footballs to be a matter of great integrity or competitive advantage, before now.

And this is where Brady can blow the commissioner out of a courtroom. And perhaps out of his job.

In trying to restore his authority through Deflategate, Roger Goodell undermined his credibility – The Washington Post

https://www.patspropaganda.com/ted-wells-either-overlooked-or-ignored-crucial/

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I’m not going to go so far as to say this is the Zapruder film of Deflategate, but the evidence is pretty much unexplainable by Ted Wells’ interpretation of all things nefarious by the term “deflator”. 

Even I’ll admit it’s a little bit of a stretch to believe the Jastremski and Bird really referred to weight loss with “deflator”. But here in these text messages, when the two were thousands of miles apart and far from being able to do anything outside the rules to the footballs, we find the term used: “deflate and give somebody that jkt”.

This read from the Pulpit has been around for a week and while I’ve seen it pop up a couple times, I still don’t think it’s getting the attention it deserves. 

It’s impossible to know exactly how they used the term deflate, but it’s fair to deduce that it was a slang term for these guys and definitely not only used to refer to their secret operation of deflating footballs to Tom Brady’s liking.

I can only imagine how someone could possibly interpret the text messages I send on a daily basis. At the very least I think this raises very valid questions about any assumption made about McNally calling himself the “deflator”.

(via What is this “Deflate” that you speak of? – Pats Pulpit)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/im-not-going-to-go-so-far-as-to-say-this-is-the/