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Agreed I was merely pointing out the numbers didn't backup the perception. I do agree with the original poster that Brady made a few throws in the dirt that he normally doesn't but if you watch a game of Rogers, Peyton or Brees you'll see one or two of those as well. Nobody is perfect. One good thing the Patriots didn't have as many drops as usual. There's been a few game where Brady would have had another 50-100 yards of passing if not for the drops. Some of them were huge gainers that he put right on the numbers and they ended up killing drives. Also a lot of the inaccuracies were early and I think you have to credit Rex. He had a good game plan. He just didn't have the players to implement it for 60 minutes. Also credit Brady and the coaching staff for figuring it out.
Indeed. I haven't watched the game again and I'm not sure that even with the all-22 I would figure it out, but it's quite clear that Brady started off seeing things he didn't feel comfortable with. Which would you rather have: Brady being tentative and cautious or Sanchez throwing it where Gregory can cross and snag it?