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I think they do to shell shock the Giants. Speed up the game and take advantage of the butterflies of the Giants and probably go deep early. Before they know it they are down 14-0.

If you watch week 17 the two halves are totally opposite. The major factor being blitzing Eli second half and giving him free reign in first half. Also red zone offense for Pats sputtered in the first half.

If the Giants go down 14 pts I think they are in a bit of trouble. Game not totally done, but put the game on Eli's shoulders and things are gonna start to crumble.

I can't see the Pats coming out in a 3TE set and running on their first drive. I think they get aggressive.
 
I expect them to. It's been their best offense over the course of the season and it's the toughest matchup for most defenses. Might as well start with it and see how the NYG plan to play it. If they play it well, move on to something else but it can be unstoppable at times. It will be interesting to see if they blitz or cover that offense.
 
I think they do to shell shock the Giants. Speed up the game and take advantage of the butterflies of the Giants and probably go deep early. Before they know it they are down 14-0.

No, let the 1st series emotions run out then hit them with this.
 
I hope so but have a feeling that the Jints may also do the same thing if they get the ball first, especially if they think they can exploit Plax-Hobbs matchup right from the beginning.
 
I hope so but have a feeling that the Jints may also do the same thing if they get the ball first, especially if they think they can exploit Plax-Hobbs matchup right from the beginning.

ok...honestly....the pats are not going to go man on plax. they are gonna play gone and if they do go man there is going to be safety help over the top.

also week 17 the giants shifted plax opposite asante at times which baffled me why they didn't milk the left side of the defense.

if the giants try no huddle they'd be foolish since they are going to be so amped up for the first 5-10 minutes. they have how many players with SB experience? and one of them is the sheep biting dude.
 
Light and Kaczur don't fail us now.
bide us the time for a deep touchdown.
 
19-0 they cant stop the sun from rising
 
I think they do to shell shock the Giants. Speed up the game and take advantage of the butterflies of the Giants and probably go deep early. Before they know it they are down 14-0.

The only issue with no huddle at this point is that it means you have to commit to either Faulk or Maroney for a drive. But that's fine, let Faulk own the first half, Maroney will own the second.

But I'd really try and go deep first play like the Cowboys game (granted they didn't connect). Come out 2TE, 2WR, play action and launch it to Moss. If you don't connect, carry-on with the offense as planned.
 
I think I'd start spread. All it takes in a spread offense is for one Giant to have the yips, and it's 6 points. If a DB is deer-in-headlights on a running play, by way of contrast, it may not matter.

And if they start spread, why not go all the way to no-huddle?
 
I agree.

There is nothing I'd like to see more than the Pats start out in the no huddle where they quickly demoralize the Giants with one of those lightning quick surgical drives that ends up in the endzone before the defense knows what hit them.

There would be no better way to start the game than to bring a swift dose of reality to the Giants, while immediately removing all doubt as to who the better team is .....
 
I think I'd start spread. All it takes in a spread offense is for one Giant to have the yips, and it's 6 points. If a DB is deer-in-headlights on a running play, by way of contrast, it may not matter.

And if they start spread, why not go all the way to no-huddle?

The pressure on the Giants front 4 is immense. Let's face it, if Brady consistantly has time, in a dome, with a 100% healthy offense it's game over. That front 4 will start with furious intensity.

My guess is the Pats will go 4 wide/1 TE/no huddle with kyle brady the 6th blocker and wear the pass rushers down before taking their shots down field.
 
The pressure on the Giants front 4 is immense. Let's face it, if Brady consistantly has time, in a dome, with a 100% healthy offense it's game over. That front 4 will start with furious intensity.

My guess is the Pats will go 4 wide/1 TE/no huddle with kyle brady the 6th blocker and wear the pass rushers down before taking their shots down field.

How is it intense? Didn't they have only one sack in week 17? If they come out furious they will fizzle for the second half. They won't be able to maintain that level of emotion. that is where the pats experience pays dividends as they know how to pace themselves.


I'm betting on one Giants cb or lb having the yips as previously stated.
 
On Offense I think they are very very very aggressive at first.
Deep to Moss within 5 plays is my guess.
 
I would like to see the Pats lose the Toss.

As others, most notibly Ken have mentioned, having the ball first can be a detriment in a game like this.

Hold the Giants then hopefully score 7 on the first possesion.
 
Yeah, no huddle would be awesome with Faulk in there to go 4 or 5 wide. It would kill their secondary.
 
I would like to see the Pats lose the Toss.

As others, most notibly Ken have mentioned, having the ball first can be a detriment in a game like this.

Hold the Giants then hopefully score 7 on the first possesion.

I am sure there are good reasons for wanting the ball first in second half.
But if PATs can jump out to an early lead and force the Giants to a passing
game then who gets the ball in the second half won't matter.
I want PATs to jump out ot a 10 point lead as soon as possible and not look back.
 
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i hope so..so we can wear down the Giants front 4
 
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