ctpatsfan77

Of course, Lord Favrequad has now shown that "OUT" is absolutely meaningless. . . .

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ausbacker

It'll be interesting to see what the game plan against the Bills is given the importance of those players to the team.

AndyJohnson

Moore is an OLB. OLBs play DE in the sub. Moore has been playing in the sub.
We have been playing Cunningham and Ninko in the base and TBC and Moore/Cunningham in sub
This means TBC will play in the base and Moore will probably play most all of the sub snaps.

ddanny1992

And what about this fellow Dane Fletcher? I think he plays as an OLB. He should contribute in this game plan.

convertedpatsfan

Technically, yes. But he'll be playing with his hand on the ground, not standing up is what I meant. Cunningham has great value in that he can do both, he's the best OLB at setting the edge, and Moore won't be able to help in that area.

Dane plays ILB.

patsinthesnow

Power football with Gronk and Crumpler!

ddanny1992

Oh.. Well I thought he played OLB because if I remember right, on the last drive against Green Bay, Dane lined up where Cunningham usually lines up and sacked Flynn on the play. Well you know Bill Belichick players, whatever position they are asked to play they do it.

Pats83

I heard on PFW in progress that Hernandez supposedly got hurt on his second TD when he high stepped into the endzone. If so that's a real shame. Hopefully Gronk has big game to make up for Hernandez absence.

convertedpatsfan

I can't remember where he was lined up on that play, but nothing would surprise me. And Fletcher played DE in university so he probably could play a bit OLB.

BB was talking about him during his last presser and how he was being converted from DE to ILB, and how rare that is. BB could only think of 2 other guys who had made that jump to ILB instead of OLB: Harry Carson and Tedy Bruschi. Dane's got a looooooooooong way to go, but that's some pretty good company to be associated with.

102 Pat

I'd like to think that most of these downgraded players were thought to of been doubtful for the game early in the week and the game plan was made with there absence in mind? Just a thought on my part.

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