FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Week 4 DVOA Ratings
Welp…
Patriots – 23rd Overall
Offense: 28th
Defense: 10th
Special Teams: 9th
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FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Week 4 DVOA Ratings
Welp…
Patriots – 23rd Overall
Offense: 28th
Defense: 10th
Special Teams: 9th
Patriots-Bengals Ticket Giveaway!!
Here are my three favorite captions to the above photo. Vote for your favorite below. Winner gets two tickets to this Sunday’s Patriots-Bengals game and thanks to nrgenergy for sponsoring the giveaway!
Another ticket giveaway coming tomorrow! Thanks to everyone who had a funny caption, wish I could pick more!
@PatsPropaganda “I wish I could grow a beard like Logan… I really miss Logan…”
— Jon Bruce (@thejonbruce)
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— Michael MacKinnon (@mikeisthebest)
@PatsPropaganda we’ll see how much they’re laughing when I win the Super Bowl this year..
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Patriots-Bengals Twitter Ticket Giveaway!
I’ve got a pair of tickets to the Pats-Bengals game to give away thanks to nrgenergy. Retweet the linked tweet (also here) with a funny (or sad) caption. The three that make me laugh the most get posted here on the blog at 6pm EST and then everyone can vote for the winner!!
Poll closes at 8pm EST. And I’ve got another pair to giveaway tomorrow!
Knee Jerk Reactions to Week 4: Pats vs Chiefs Barstool Sports: Boston
As always, on one sums it up better than Jerry Thornton. On the bright side, it’s already Tuesday afternoon. We’re about 18 hours from it being all Bengals. Which is a good thing, I think?
Hot Rod dropping truth bombs. The one that stood out to me most was:
“This was a case of the Patriots going into a situation and you’d think the players just showed up and said, ‘OK, I’m part of the Patriots, we’re going to win this game.’
I’m not really going to kill any specific players this week. The whole offense looks broken at the moment and I think it’s impossible to pull out one element and say this is the cause of it all.
The protection problems have certainly snowballed, to the point where Brady doesn’t seem to trust his pocket even when the protection is okay. And even when it is okay it looks chaotic. So I do think this is the place to start, but all of them have been problems.
So I think the first part to fixing the offense starts with establishing trust for Brady. I’d do it by sticking with a starting five as long as possible until performance problems absolutely demand someone sit and even then we just need to find the best combo and stick with it asap.
Then I’d rededicate to the running game. Let the OL go forth and hit someone. They’re all huge, try to use that size. I’d rather go three-and-out on a run-run-pass series than a pass-pass-pass series.
This isn’t the pick your poison offense of 2011 anymore. They can’t go from power to a spread. They need to find what they’re good at and just be good at it. Stop with the cutesy, overthought game plans. This isn’t that team anymore.
Time for Patriots coaches to reassess – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
Good read from Mike Reiss on the coaching and gameplanning. The season hangs on finding an identity now. They’re no longer the same offense that can do anything pretty well. They just need to find one thing.
According to PFF Ray Rice had 5 catches for 49 yards. One of them came against Spikes and went for 27 yards, and the other 4 were against Mayo for 22 yards. It really makes me remember what good job Dane Fletcher did as a spy against Rice in 2010. Mayo is really our only […]