PatsPulpit/Martin: Thursday Morning 3rd and Long
Good stuff here that has some positive Patriots perspective. I’m not the only one who still sees a wide open field in the AFC and the Pats in the thick of it.
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Ocho-Brady NFL Sound FX.
Ochocinco: What else can I do, I don’t wanna come up short.
Brady: Nothing. You’re doing good. You’re doing good. Just keep fuckin’ playing hard. That’s all I want.
(Source: http://roonilwaz1ib.tumblr.com/)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/roonilwaz1ib-ocho-brady-nfl-sound-fx/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogVFJ1bfj
This game can be erased from memory this Sunday.
(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
https://www.patspropaganda.com/this-game-can-be-erased-from-memory-this-sunday/
The Jets defense keyed in on Tom Brady in Week 5, putting six or fewer players in the box on 58 of New England’s 79 snaps. However, when the Jets dropped extra defenders into pass coverage, New England turned to Green-Ellis. The “Law Firm” ran roughshod over New York’s lighter defensive fronts, gaining 7.1 yards per rush on 14 carries with six or fewer defenders in the box and scoring one of his two touchdowns. His 99 rushing yards with six or fewer in the box is the highest individual total against the Jets this year. The Jets’ defense is likely to remember this performance, and may respect New England’s running game a little more the second time around.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-jets-defense-keyed-in-on-tom-brady-in-week-5/
Pats are going to need a big day on the ground Sunday. The Jets flooded their secondary with seven defensive backs the first time around. If they try to pull that again it’s going to be all about the running game.
But you heard it here first, the secret weapon this weekend is Kevin Faulk. His experience in blitz pickup should be invaluable.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/pats-are-going-to-need-a-big-day-on-the-ground/
YOU CAN’T SPELL ELITE WITHOUT ELI
You also can’t spell toilet.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/myespn-you-cant-spell-elite-without-eli-you/
Boston Globe/Bedard: Haynesworth a lost cause, but Ochocinco isn’t
Boston Globe/Bedard: Haynesworth a lost cause, but Ochocinco isn’t
I’m not quite sure why everyone is so angry at Chad Ochocinco but this article from Bedard confirms what I saw after re-watching the Giants game. I don’t want to say Ochocinco is close because he’s more than close. Brady just has to trust him and deliver the ball quickly and accurately like he usually does.
I don’t want to get on TFB here but everyone complains about how the Patriots can’t develop wide receivers but maybe it’s time for Brady to start trusting guys not named Welker or Branch a little more. He’s going to have to if the Pats are to have a chance at beating the Jets this weekend.