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Film breakdown of Patriots win over the Browns – Sports – The Boston Globe
Sad but true:
Add it all up — backups subbing for Pro Bowlers, defensive backs struggling through injuries and having too many communication errors, and the front four not getting to the passer — and you have a defense that has allowed 414 yards and 28.6 points over their last five games.
Just because Jerod Mayo’s season on the field is done doesn’t mean he’s not still doing good off the field. Here’s a pic from yesterday, with Jerod delivering more than 1,000 inspirational messages through EMD Serono’s Notes of Hope Program at the American Cancer Society’s AstraZeneca Hope Lodge Center of Boston.
It’s so refreshing to see all the good that the Patriots do off the field in the community. Every Tuesday they’re out giving their time to people who need it. Great stuff from them all, especially Mayo, who could’ve disappeared into the shadows after his injury, but has kept up his role as a leader both on and off the field.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/just-because-jerod-mayos-season-on-the-field-is/
Yeah he definitely wore it against Seattle, and another game or two. He also tried a different helmet a couple times in 2011, the opener vs. Miami being one. I’d guess he was trying to find a safer option that the old Riddell, but I guess at the end of the day he just likes the look/feel of the old one better. I definitely prefer the look of the old one as well.
Lots of great stuff here in Doug Kyed’s film review as well…
Grading the Patriots vs. Browns: New England survives without Rob Gronkowski | masslive.com
Nick Underhill’s film review has elevated to one of the must-reads of this season. His thorough analysis has been welcome replacement for Greg A. Bedard’s fabulous work of the last couple seasons.
Too much interesting stuff in here to pick out just one nugget, so read it all!
All 22 Film Study, Big Plays Abound in Patriots – Browns Game :Pats Pub
Nice Browns breakdown from Steve. Big plays everywhere!
