BradyManny

http://www.boston.com/sports/footbal.../reiss_pieces/

TE Daniel Graham -- 54 of 61 snaps (88.5 percent)
WR Reche Caldwell -- 41 of 61 (67.2 percent)
RB Corey Dillon -- 34 of 61 (55.7 percent)
TE David Thomas -- 34 of 61 (55.7 percent)
WR Troy Brown -- 33 of 61 (54 percent)
WR Kelvin Kight -- 27 of 61 (44.2 percent)
FB Heath Evans -- 23 of 61 (37.7 percent)
RB Kevin Faulk -- 21 of 61 (34.4 percent)
WR Chad Jackson -- 19 of 61 (31.1 percent)
WR Jabar Gaffney -- 18 of 61 (29.5 percent)


He lists Kight as the surprise - I'm guessing we'll see Gaffney and or Jackson take some snaps away from him - now that CJ is healthy and will be practicing. Also, before this turns into another "CJ's a bust!" thread, let me just point out that by my unofficial count, I'm thinking about 15 of the 19 plays he was in on were running plays, and 2 of the 4 passing plays were screens.

What is a surprise to me is how Faulk was only on the field 1/3rd of the snaps. The guy was a one man offense yesterday.

Patriots4Ever

Great thread,Thanks Bradymanny.I think it's awesome that Reiss does this.I dont even know who this "Kight" fella is.Do we know much about him?

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Career Stats
Comp-1,918
Attempts-3,092
Yards-21,861
Completion Percentage-62.0%
Touchdowns-150
Interceptions-78
Sacks-182
QB Rating-88.9%
SuperBowl Rings- 3

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BradyManny

http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=121&p=8&c=1&nid=2684963

This is everything I know about Kight, I'm sure others can give some insight: signed off the practice squad before the Miami game - can play ST, made a nice tackle on ST yesterday.

JoeSixPat

Obviously it was a screen happy day... in part because that's all the field position often required, and in part because the Texans are so bad against the screen.

So it was a given that most of the plays were going to be short. I'm just still a little surprised that they'd not drop a few long bombs in once they built a 20 point lead to give Jackson some confidence and/or show opposing DCs that they do possess a deep threat.

But obviously they didn't need to take those chances or want to.

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Patriots4Ever

He's got some nice size.Came over from the Packers.Not much on him,Thanks for the link.Who knows what he shall bring to the table.I remember we had that Bam Childress fella in TC that was red hot and hasnt been seen in but 1 or 2 games this season. ::Shrugs::

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Comp-1,918
Attempts-3,092
Yards-21,861
Completion Percentage-62.0%
Touchdowns-150
Interceptions-78
Sacks-182
QB Rating-88.9%
SuperBowl Rings- 3

The Storm Has Begun.........

BelichickFan

Ah, I was thinking he was a rookie UDFA, didn't realize this is his third year. Not that it means anything

RayClay

He weighs 206. Apparently his blocking ability kept him on the field some.

Strong like Givens.

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pats1

hwc

How could the Pats show the opposing team that they do possess a deep threat, when they obviously don't have a deep threat...or much else in the way of an effective passing game.

Did you not see the shot Brady took downfield on the first series? Hit Gabney in the effin' hands and he dropped it.

If the Pats play a defense that is too inept to stop the run and the screens, they can jump out to a lead and hide their lack of a passing game. But, that doesn't work against good defenses as we have seen. Don't let Houston's self-destruction fool you. The Pats passing offense looked as ineffective as ever yesterday.

BradyManny

Reche's deep catch in the Packers game was a crossing pattern, wasn't it? I'm sure they are running them, but it's hard to tell unless the pass is thrown at that man. At least on TV.