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what are some ways to beat a stout front four? can the patriots offense do it?

November 11, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Sure. Generally we’ve seen the Pats go to their spread offense against a stout front four, with 2006’s game against the Vikings coming to mind. It’s pointless to run into a brick wall, so you spread them out, make them pass rush, use up-tempo and try to tire them out. Try to get a lead then run on them when they’re tired to burn the clock.

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