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FOXBORO — There’s a growing sentiment within the Patriots locker room that Alan Branch deserves Pro Bowl recognition.
Furthermore, the biggest stars in the front seven believe Branch and Malcom Brown haven’t gotten nearly enough credit for their work in the middle. Amazingly, 670 pounds of defensive tackles have found a way to fly under the radar...
The 6-foot-6, 350-pound Branch has been the more disruptive this season. He has a sack, a forced fumble, one pressure, one drawn holding penalty and a team-high eight run stuffs (tackles at or behind the line of scrimmage). The 31-year-old has at least one run stuff in six of the seven games this season, and has twice as many as anyone else on the team. It certainly hasn’t gone unnoticed.
“I mean, Alan Branch, my God, he doesn’t get enough (outside credit),” Hightower said. “In my eyes, the guy is a Pro Bowler. He has done so much for us since he’s been in New England.”
Alan Branch, Malcom Brown doing the dirty work
Furthermore, the biggest stars in the front seven believe Branch and Malcom Brown haven’t gotten nearly enough credit for their work in the middle. Amazingly, 670 pounds of defensive tackles have found a way to fly under the radar...
The 6-foot-6, 350-pound Branch has been the more disruptive this season. He has a sack, a forced fumble, one pressure, one drawn holding penalty and a team-high eight run stuffs (tackles at or behind the line of scrimmage). The 31-year-old has at least one run stuff in six of the seven games this season, and has twice as many as anyone else on the team. It certainly hasn’t gone unnoticed.
“I mean, Alan Branch, my God, he doesn’t get enough (outside credit),” Hightower said. “In my eyes, the guy is a Pro Bowler. He has done so much for us since he’s been in New England.”
Alan Branch, Malcom Brown doing the dirty work