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Christopher Price | Ten Things We Learned Yesterday: Players' Meeting Sets Tone For Rout Of Jets

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Patspsycho

I find the coach-less meeting on the Tuesday after the Colts game to be quite impressive, and all the more that it was undertaken by the youngsters on the team. I can only see this as a great sign of their maturity and attempt to be professionals.

BelichickFan

Definitely. It's that kind of thing that MIGHT result in the next group of leaders and the next generation of a Patriots T E A M. Optimism here.

NYCPatsFan

Chris - I read the article in a rush and might have missed this: was the Tue meeting organized/attended mostly by the defensive guys or did it include all units?

Also, wondering if you could throw some light on AT's attitude. I would love to think that his joke indicates that he is having the team first mentality and ignored his past issues but reality can be quite different.

Thanks,

borg

I saw Brady getting ***** slapped in the 2nd half. In particular, the center of the OLine...aka Koppan... was getting dominated by the NG. Secong game in a row that Koppan has been the weakest link in my eyes.

Ghost of Ben Dreith

Good job Chris......nice read.....thanks!

PatsWickedPissah

A 5 star read

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