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LoveDemPats · 10-28-2007, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Canada's #1 Pats Fan

exactly what I was thinking. If we need help on the O-line for blocking help against the diminutive front 7 of the Dolts than I am sure that Hochstein will help in that area.

But, but, but, they are the colts!!!

What a game it will be. Did you see how psyched the team was at the end of the game?

ATippett56 · 10-28-2007, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Canada's #1 Pats Fan

exactly what I was thinking. If we need help on the O-line for blocking help against the diminutive front 7 of the Dolts than I am sure that Hochstein will help in that area.

Probably Britt or O'Callaghan will most likely assist on the edge instead of Hochstein.

Canada's #1 Pats Fan · 10-29-2007, 12:20 AM

Just finished re watching the 1-3 quarters. After Brady's 2nd rushing TD (with 7:14 left in the 3rd quarter), while Fox is about to go to commercial, T. Brady is seen sitting on the bench. Just then Kyle Brady walks across the tv screen with his arm around an asst. coach and the asst. coaches arm around KB. He is not walking with any type of limp from what I can see.

pats63 · 10-29-2007, 12:28 AM

Trust Bill,he knows all

shakadave · 10-29-2007, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Canada's #1 Pats Fan

Just then Kyle Brady walks across the tv screen with his arm around an asst. coach and the asst. coaches arm around KB. He is not walking with any type of limp from what I can see.

So maybe they're just dating.

Fencer · 10-29-2007, 01:28 AM

Well, if our top three TEs (counting Dave Thomas) are out, it's a cause for concern.

Especially since the Colts are team one really would like to go 2-TE against.

There might not be a lot of choice except going with a lot of RB/FB. Including Faulk running behind Evans, actually. Or maybe even Faulk and Maroney together, with Faulk doing a lot of chip blocking on his way out for passes.

Ironically, in that set up Faulk would probably split wide on running plays, while playing back and/or tight on passes.

patsgo · 10-29-2007, 08:24 AM

he was standing on the sidelines with the other offensive players when we had the ball in the 2nd half with helmet on, i think it was precautionary because of the large lead

paragon11 · 10-29-2007, 08:27 AM

I also checked Reiss' in game posts, and I didn't see a post about Kyle leaving the game due to injury. Usually, Mike is on top of all that stuff.

Here's hoping to it being precautionary and with such a large lead, we didn't need him in there to block. The 'Skins had very little to no pass rush, why keep him out there? Let Rivers get some reps (even though he didn't make the most of his opportunities).

Terry

Armen Da Pats Fan · 10-29-2007, 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by LaBrady

UH OH!! We should start panicing right about .. NOW!!!

Especially the way Marcellus "Stone Hands" Rivers plays!

Jeez, the guys drops a sure TD pass in the end zone, then he muffs an easy toss in the flat, which, somewhat in his defense was a little away and low, but a good TE still catches that ball.

Brady balled his arse out after the TD drop, I think.

Brady may never throw to this kid again!

Where the hell is Christian Fauria when you need him!?!?!?!?

Krazy Koz · 10-29-2007, 08:37 AM

reiss' blog:

TE Kyle Brady did not play the final 31 minutes of the game, as he apparently sustained an undisclosed injury during the game. As has been the case, he was a workhorse up until the point he was sidelined, playing in 30 of the first 34 snaps. ... Brady's apparent injury led to OL Russ Hochstein playing his first three snaps as a tight end in short-yardage situations, and TE Marcellus Rivers playing 29 of the game's final 37 snaps. ...