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Breaking Down the Patriots’ Reliance on the Turnover Battle | Bleacher Report

November 12, 2012 by Mike Dussault

Breaking Down the Patriots’ Reliance on the Turnover Battle | Bleacher Report

New post up on Bleacher Report from yours truly, breaking down how dependent the Patriots are on turnovers.

They’ve been fortunate to continue winning this way in 2012 in what should be called “The Year of the Forced Fumble”. In the last ten seasons no AFC team has topped 18 forced fumbles. The Patriots already have 13. This illustrates that this year’s Patriots are getting their turnovers with physicality more so than the past two years when they were more reliant on interceptions.

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