BradyManny
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Good breakdown by Reiss:
Seymour a standout; Patriots missed Warren - Reiss' Pieces - Boston.com
I'd also add in there that it looked like the Pats were in a 3-3-5 nickel package A LOT yesterday and that could account for some of the big runs. To me, it looked Woods was taken off the field in place of a DB (even before the injury), and that the three LBs on the field were Vrabel, Mayo & Guyton. Anyone else notice this? I did not tape yesterday's game so I cannot rewatch.
Seymour a standout; Patriots missed Warren - Reiss' Pieces - Boston.com
On the flip side, the Steelers gained chunks of yardage to the defensive left side, where Ty Warren would normally be lined up in the base 3-4 alignment (Mike Wright started in his place). Accounting solely for the times the Patriots were in the base 3-4 alignment, the Steelers had six runs to that side for 53 yards -- including carries of 13, 20 and 13 yards.
I'd also add in there that it looked like the Pats were in a 3-3-5 nickel package A LOT yesterday and that could account for some of the big runs. To me, it looked Woods was taken off the field in place of a DB (even before the injury), and that the three LBs on the field were Vrabel, Mayo & Guyton. Anyone else notice this? I did not tape yesterday's game so I cannot rewatch.
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