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Frenz: Patriots have the most complete backfield in the NFL

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Frenz: Patriots have the most complete backfield in the NFL

Good stuff as always from my podcast mate. This Patriots backfield has to be one of the most intriguing in the NFL. Last year everyone said the Pats could play any style of game offensively, and that might’ve been a little overblown in terms of their backfield. But now you’ve got four unique backs who each bring something different to the party.

Of course there’s some overlap between them, and that’s a good thing. Just imagine being a defender and having to constantly identify who’s in the backfield and what the biggest threat is.

Couldn’t be more excited to see how it all comes together. And seriously, the first person who tries to call it a “four-headed monster” gets deported from Patriots Nation.

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The Law Firm on ESPN First Take

We haven’t heard too much from Benny over the years but every time I do I like him more and more. What a consummate Patriots, huh? The kind of guy you’d go to war with any day of the week.

Not many football players have the mental and physical drive to work from an undrafted free agent to a 1000-yard running back in three seasons. Most of us thought of him as just a stop-gap at first, but clearly he has gotten better and better and we should expect an even better season in 2011.

I’m still wondering why we didn’t see more of him in the playoff loss.

https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-law-firm-on-espn-first-take-we-havent-heard/

Law Firm spending his off-season boxing

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Law Firm spending his off-season boxing

Great read from Ian Rapoport of the Boston Herald. It kind of shocked me that Benny had 13 touchdowns last year. How many running backs go undrafted then have their breakout year in their third season?

He kind of embodies everything the Pats look for. Great value (undrafted). Runs hard. Doesn’t fumble. It’s too bad we didn’t see more of him in the playoff loss.