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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.To me its simple, the D has had its struggles as the O has but to me stop turning the ball over at the rate we have and we will be fine.
Turnovers have played a big part in each loss.
Again, it's going to be hard to do that without a legitimate deep threat (we currently have two on the roster) coming on. LB's are going to fake the blitz and flood the middle of the field constantly against our short passing game. This is the reason why Brady has had so many balls batted in the air and picked off. It's also the reason why Brady has had to hold the ball longer and why he's been getting sacked and hit at a higher rate lately. The Jets will almost assuredly do the same thing on Sunday night.
Turnovers only happen because Bill allows it to happen. It's all part of the strategy to give opposing teams a false sense of hope.
BAHAHAHAHA. You might compete with SuperPatsFan as the best gimmick poster this site has ever seen when it's all said and done.
Completely agreed. Statistically there isn't that much of a difference between the 2010 Pats and the 2011 Pats. The most glaring point is that in 2010 the Pats were +28 in turnover differential (avg. of +1.75 per game). This year they have a turnover differential of 0.