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September 21, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Why didn’t San Diego blitz more? They gave Tom way too much time. I like winning but everyone knows you blitz Brady! — @superbuffundo

It’s a matter of picking your poison when you play Tom Brady and the Patriots. As it is with any great quarterback, do you blitz or not blitz?

We agree, the best approach is to blitz Brady. You need to move him off his spot; you can’t allow him to get comfortable and scan the field.

San Diego decided to blitz Brady 11 times out of his 42 passes in Week 2. How did those 11 plays pan out for the Chargers? Brady went 8-of-11 passing with 152 yards and a touchdown.

The debate continues …

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