I'm not looking for Brady to go deep, but I was confused as to why we didn't have ANY form of a passing game. In past bad weather games, Brady has thrown a ton of screens and short passes. The wind has very little effect on those plays, so I expected they would mix that up with the run, but they didn't. THAT is why I am surprised and confused. I'm not expecting crazy things, but go look at Brady's stats in past bad weather games. He does well and generally has 200+ yards. I think a lot of that has to do with short passes and screens.
To repeat.... No team playing on the east coast in the storm threw for 200 yards or more.
8 teams
0 200 yard passing teams
I hope that helps clear it up for you. However, let's delve a little further:
New England 134 passing yards, 14-27 (52%), 1 sack, 4.8 ypa
Jets 146 passing yards, 25-40 (63%), 5 sacks, 3.2 ypa
Giants 156 passing yards, 18-52 (35%), 2 sacks, 3.1 ypa
Redskins 168 passing yards, 8-25 (32%), 2 sacks, 5.8 ypa
Jaguars 197 passing yards, 17-33 (52%), 0 sacks, 6.0 ypa
Steelers 106 passing yards, 16-33 (48%), 5 sacks, 2.8 ypa
Browns 130 passing yards, 9-24 (38%), 1 sack, 5.2 ypa
Bills 124 passing yards, 13-33 (39%), 0 sacks, 3.8 ypa
So, out of 8 teams, New England was one of 3 teams to complete over 50% of the pass attempts and was 4th in ypa. Only the Jaguars' passing game threw for better than 50% AND better than 4.8 ypa.
The weather just flat out sucked. Take note of it and move on.