PATS16N0
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I didn't think I'd bother the football gods for anything after ring #4, but now I shall require a great FU tour by Brady and Belichick. Cry about the mystery-bag-secondary all you want. Our offense will be good enough to give it to us.
Our offense is set for serving a league of haters some serious crow. I don't think they'll be having as much fun in 7 months as they're having now.
I expect we'll be back to the prolific Patriots offense Tom Brady-lead teams have been known for since 2007, but haven't been since 2012. After last season the offensive rebuild has to be considered `complete.` We've recovered from the chemistry-killing Hernandez/Welker offseason + season ending Gronk injuries. If you look at the final scores of the gauntlet of competition the Patriots last year starting with Cincinnati, and it was brutalizing.
Now all of the pieces are intimately entrenched in the Patriots playbook, with a proven chemistry and a championship pedigree. Kansas City is life times behind us.
Belichick and Tom Brady pioneered the two tight end formations and were destroying the league with Hernandez and Gronkowski, yet in 2012 they were barely able to even play together. Hernandez had a severe ankle sprain in week 1 or 2, then 6 or so weeks later when he returned, the two-season-long string of Gronk injuries began. Patriots still dominated, and without injuries, I believe that team would of broken 2007 records.
A lot of teams have emulated (often poorly) a lot about our offense that season.
Scott Chandler will have his best year this year, and his effectiveness is going to make things even better for our established offensive stars. Tom Brady will make him infinitely better than he ever was in Buffalo, and it'll affect everybody, because it'll be another long, tall, menacing target.
Get hype.
Him and Gronk running the seams, with Edelman/Amendola and Lafell/Amendola trolling around on slants and down the sideline. Those chains will move. Nobody attacks between the numbers like Tom Brady does.
Meanwhile, we'll be able to run Blount out of the same formations, with 5 lineman and Gronk/Chandler blocking. That's out of a personal grouping that can also get a 50 yard touchdown pass, or an easy 30 yard gain up the center of the field. Our offense will be punishing. It'll be well suited to expose weaknesses and make rivals wish they didn't watch football, able to light defenses up and/or beat them down.
I also expect, with nearly everyone having had a season or two together now at least, our hurry up will be back to among the fastest in the league, able to run plays once every 22 seconds or so. Considering the versatility of what we'll be able to do, having the chemistry and comfort levels to return to a record shattering, high-octane, no huddle will simply be devastating.
The Patriots will be elite and terrifying. We'll be at least as prolific as the 2012 offense, which was a scoring and 3rd-down-conversation machine. We were also a terror in the redzone that season, and our no huddle was the envy of the league.
We have all the things going for us on offense that we had in 2012 and more, but now its playoff battle tested and world championship caliber.
So you're over exaggerating the secondary. The FU tour is on. Patriots going to ruin people this season.
We'll be better this season than we were last. Faster, more dynamic, with championship players fully integrated into the system and playbook.
Hater party going to come to a bad end.
Our offense is set for serving a league of haters some serious crow. I don't think they'll be having as much fun in 7 months as they're having now.
I expect we'll be back to the prolific Patriots offense Tom Brady-lead teams have been known for since 2007, but haven't been since 2012. After last season the offensive rebuild has to be considered `complete.` We've recovered from the chemistry-killing Hernandez/Welker offseason + season ending Gronk injuries. If you look at the final scores of the gauntlet of competition the Patriots last year starting with Cincinnati, and it was brutalizing.
Now all of the pieces are intimately entrenched in the Patriots playbook, with a proven chemistry and a championship pedigree. Kansas City is life times behind us.
Belichick and Tom Brady pioneered the two tight end formations and were destroying the league with Hernandez and Gronkowski, yet in 2012 they were barely able to even play together. Hernandez had a severe ankle sprain in week 1 or 2, then 6 or so weeks later when he returned, the two-season-long string of Gronk injuries began. Patriots still dominated, and without injuries, I believe that team would of broken 2007 records.
A lot of teams have emulated (often poorly) a lot about our offense that season.
Scott Chandler will have his best year this year, and his effectiveness is going to make things even better for our established offensive stars. Tom Brady will make him infinitely better than he ever was in Buffalo, and it'll affect everybody, because it'll be another long, tall, menacing target.
Get hype.
Him and Gronk running the seams, with Edelman/Amendola and Lafell/Amendola trolling around on slants and down the sideline. Those chains will move. Nobody attacks between the numbers like Tom Brady does.
Meanwhile, we'll be able to run Blount out of the same formations, with 5 lineman and Gronk/Chandler blocking. That's out of a personal grouping that can also get a 50 yard touchdown pass, or an easy 30 yard gain up the center of the field. Our offense will be punishing. It'll be well suited to expose weaknesses and make rivals wish they didn't watch football, able to light defenses up and/or beat them down.
I also expect, with nearly everyone having had a season or two together now at least, our hurry up will be back to among the fastest in the league, able to run plays once every 22 seconds or so. Considering the versatility of what we'll be able to do, having the chemistry and comfort levels to return to a record shattering, high-octane, no huddle will simply be devastating.
The Patriots will be elite and terrifying. We'll be at least as prolific as the 2012 offense, which was a scoring and 3rd-down-conversation machine. We were also a terror in the redzone that season, and our no huddle was the envy of the league.
We have all the things going for us on offense that we had in 2012 and more, but now its playoff battle tested and world championship caliber.
So you're over exaggerating the secondary. The FU tour is on. Patriots going to ruin people this season.
We'll be better this season than we were last. Faster, more dynamic, with championship players fully integrated into the system and playbook.
Hater party going to come to a bad end.
