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October 9, 2013 by Mike Dussault

It’s always incredibly difficult to anticipate the moves of Bill Belichick as a general manager. I will say this: There comes a point when Bill Belichick the coach comes to a conclusion – a conclusion on a player or a positional unit. If these rookie WRs continue to struggle through the holidays (e.g. Halloween, Thanksgiving), he will come to the conclusion they just don’t have it. When he will make a move, you just don’t know, but he will do something about it.

Chat: Chat with Tedy Bruschi – SportsNation – ESPN Boston

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October 9, 2013 by Mike Dussault


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October 9, 2013 by Mike Dussault

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5s4kJCAPpo

Pick 6 With Lindsay Czarniak – Rob Ninkovich (by ESPN)

Hey look, it’s the time I got on Sportscenter!

(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)

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Bill Belichick Press Conference Transcript

October 9, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Bill Belichick Press Conference Transcript

I think they’re definitely a hard team to prepare for. He does a good job. He doesn’t have a million plays, he’s got a lot of very aggressive concepts and he does them a lot differently with a lot of different personnel groups, different formations so it doesn’t look the same but it’s the same concept, same type of attack but it shows in a lot of different ways. You have a lot of different things to defend. He runs the ball inside, he runs it outside a lot, they attack the width of the field and they certainly attack the depth of the field. They run vertical routes, they run deep seam routes, they run check-downs and screens and those types of patterns too. You have to defend from sideline to sideline; you have to defend from the line of scrimmage really to pretty much the back end line. That’s a lot of space defensively to account for but that’s basically their attack. They can throw one over your head or they can throw a check down to [Darren] Sproles and he can run for 30 yards or a screen to [Pierre] Thomas and he can run for 30 yards. It’s not all posts and bombs, it’s everything. They do a good job of spacing the field, [Drew] Brees does a good job of getting it to those playmakers and those guys do a good job of making plays. You have to defend everything. That’s hard. You have to defend each guy and each part of the field and it’s a lot to defend.

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October 9, 2013 by Mike Dussault


lolpats:

Artist Greg Halbert with a pretty accurate representation of how Hoodie’s probably feeling this week

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October 9, 2013 by Mike Dussault

The Saints are tied for 11th in total defense and fifth in points allowed (14.6 per game), compared with 32d and 31st last year. The pass rush is also much improved — they had just 30 sacks in 2012, but this year are tied for seventh with 15.

Patriots’ next foe, Saints, are marching right along – Sports – The Boston Globe

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Tom Brady was thrown off his game in Cincinnati – Sports – The Boston Globe

October 9, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Tom Brady was thrown off his game in Cincinnati – Sports – The Boston Globe

Gruden’s game plan was simple: Minimize Dalton’s impact, and give him as many high-percentage throws as possible. The Bengals called five straight runs to open the game, and overall called 37 runs to 33 passes, rushing for 162 yards.  Dalton had the early hiccup with the red zone interception to Brandon Spikes, but overall he completed 20 of 27 passes for 212 yards and made no other big mistakes. Of his 33 dropbacks, 15 were plays with quick, designed reads — short slants and swings and plays on which Dalton just had to get the ball out quickly. He also checked down four times, smartly taking positive yards instead of trying for something big and risky.

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