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Talib is certainly beginning to prove himself as a premier shutdown corner, but so far this season the pats secondary has been having serious problems against #2 receivers. What do you think about the defense’s ability to cover another superhero tight end in Graham while also dealing with the likes of Colston on the outside?

October 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Someone’s been reading Football Outsiders, eh? 

Honestly, just fake game planning for the Saints offense in my head gives me the shakes. Part of me wonders if you throw all the matchups out the window and just focus on playing good D regardless of who goes where. Of course the scary thing there is when suddenly Jimmy Graham is on Arrington or Dennard. At least both of them are physical despite having a size disadvantage. 

The thing I wonder is will the Saints be tempted to attack the Pats’ weakness at defensive tackle with their running game at the expense (somewhat) of their passing attack? 

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October 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault


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Daryl Washington rejuvenated Cardinals defense in pressure points | The MMQB with Peter King

October 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Daryl Washington rejuvenated Cardinals defense in pressure points | The MMQB with Peter King

Pats 9th in pass protection, 24th in pass rush. No question, they’re going to have to be better than that on Sunday or else they gonna get shredded.

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What is your guess in how New England will scheme to stop Jimmy Graham? Will they assign Talib to him? And I am hoping to see more of Jamie Collins with all the speed the Saints have.

October 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Collins was missing from practice today, so that bears monitoring. There’s just no easy solution to Graham, I think it will be by committee, with the only real objective being to avoid having Arrington or Dennard on him, they’re at a severe size disadvantage.

If he’s in tight to the formation I like having Hightower or Ninkovich designated as the jam guys. That’s the biggest thing, not letting him off the line. If he’s split out with I think you have to put Talib on him given your other options.

Is Jamie Collins ready to be the cover guy on him? I have my doubts, he’s been worked in slowly so far, and this would be a huge test for him.

I think this is a game where the lack of a great dime linebacker, like we had hopes of Adrian Wilson being, hurts. Gregory doesn’t quite have the size and Tavon Wilson hasn’t played a snap of defense yet this season.

So I think the main guys dealing with him are Hightower/Ninkovich at the line, Mayo in coverage and maybe some Collins, with a little Talib and Gregory sprinkled in.

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October 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Today’s PatsPropaganda & Frenz Podcast is up on iTunes!

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October 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault

It comes down to team defense. You’re going to have to play solid coverage early and take away any quick-striking routes, and hopefully by the time patterns develop and the combinations are forming, you possibly have a rush up the middle. This is where the possibility of not having 6-foot-6, 310-pound defensive tackle Tommy Kelly, who left Sunday’s loss to the Bengals with a knee injury and didn’t return, could hurt them. You want to try to get in Drew Brees’ face this week, or at least get someone with 2-3 yards of penetration and their hands up because Brees is a short player – you see him every week tilting that chin up, with that face mask and helmet at a 45-degree angle to help him get a line of sight over taller defensive linemen that are usually blocking his line of vision. Up-the-middle pocket pressure is something you have to generate. Last week against Chicago, that’s a Bears defense that will take away the big play and make you earn it down the field by completing passes in front of them. That’s somewhat of a philosophy that the Patriots might try to adopt this week.

Tedy Bruschi’s Breakdown – New England Patriots vs. New Orleans Saints – ESPN Boston

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October 10, 2013 by Mike Dussault


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