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Talking about the Pats after BB's press conference on NFL Network today, Jim Mora pointed out that the Patriots SELDOM start the season like gangbusters and usually take a while to start hitting on all cylinders. Three things very obvious at this early stage, he said -- the running game is much improved, Brady will always be a huge factor as long as he's playing, and the team is 2-0 despite being a work in progress.
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Re: Jim Mora makes a good point about the Patriots
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Talking about the Pats after BB's press conference on NFL Network today, Jim Mora pointed out that the Patriots SELDOM start the season like gangbusters and usually take a while to start hitting on all cylinders. Three things very obvious at this early stage, he said -- the running game is much improved, Brady will always be a huge factor as long as he's playing, and the team is 2-0 despite being a work in progress.
Senior is an emotional nutjob of sorts, but he's a former NFL HC and he is not stupid. Teambuilding is an annual process within the system as Pioli keeps trying to remind us. And turnover is part of the process. You don't know what you have until week 5 or 6
Re: Jim Mora makes a good point about the Patriots
It also hasn't helped that we've played 2 teams with new HC and coordinators. There's a reason that until the playoff turnover fest in Denver that Belichick, in NE, had never lost the second game of a season when the Patriots played a team twice and faced the same QB both times. Belichick and staff are like an artifical intelligence system - the more past history you can feed it the better the results will be. Can Plummer really beat Belichick 3 times in a row even with an excellent HC ? I think not.
BTW, I like that the Bengals played the Browns and Crennel yesterday, it will give Belichick/Pees/Adams some great film to look at as the Browns play a similar defense. It'll be a lot more useful than the Cincy-KC film.
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Good point Bellichickfan, but who's (Coach) Adams?
Ernie Adams. Belichick's friend from school. Belichick's Belichick as he has been called, he does a lot of the scouting and filmwork on upcoming teams (we think, no-one seems to know for sure). But I'm fairly confident that he's the top advance scout - and not that Steve Belichick is gone, Ernie is certainly his top confidant. WAY more important than some people realize.
Re: Jim Mora makes a good point about the Patriots
Shameless self-plug:
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http://www.patsfans.com/new-england-patriots/messageboard/showthread.php?t=40611
One note of caution, BB's defenses usually get better and better through the year, which means that they often don't start out exactly dominant. It could be November before we see this defense's true colors... patience, patience.
I do think this is an important and oft-neglected point. For whatever reason BB's teams, and defenses in particular, get stronger throughout the season, which is great but does mean that they often are mediocre in September and October. Patience folks.
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I saw a Mora segment today on the NFL Network...not the one referenced in this thread, but his current top 10 teams in the league. The Pats didn't make his top 10. I was a tad incredulous about that.
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Re: Jim Mora makes a good point about the Patriots
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I saw a Mora segment today on the NFL Network...not the one referenced in this thread, but his current top 10 teams in the league. The Pats didn't make his top 10. I was a tad incredulous about that.
That's good news, I was disturbed when Tom Jackson listed them in his top five tonight. This team will be better for being under the radar.
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