wahwho

What happened to the hurry up offense from early in the season? It seems like that was the most effective thing we've seen from them this year. Hurry up and two minute are the only time that Ochocinco has been even a little bit effective, and it seems like the multi-TE formation was giving defenses fits because they couldn't sub fast enough to counter all the different looks it gives. Obviously they didn't have personnel to run that for a couple of weeks, but Hernandez is back now. Am I missing some reason why the Pats haven't gone back to it again?

PATRIOTSFANINPA

I thought about that today as well

It looks like when the Pats play a team with a good pass rush like Pittsburgh or the Giants,they refrain from doing it....don't know why

Blame BOB,I guess

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TommyBrady12

the giants struggled against the no huddle when they played seattle.

of course the coaching staff didn't pick that up.

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