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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.It won't be long before the opposing offenses catch on!If I was an opposing offense I would throw the ball every chance I got on this defense until they learn to stop it.
Yeah, not sure why you'd bother running on the Patriots D given passing comes with incredible ease to all of our opponents.If I was an opposing offense I would throw the ball every chance I got on this defense until they learn to stop it.
It won't be long before the opposing offenses catch on!
With the very recent sacking of Leigh Bodden, I don't see how the New England Patriots pass defense will improve.323 yards a game says they alredy have the pats are the only team in the NFL giveing up over 300 yards on average in the passing game
I agree completely. Would it be nice for the D to hold teams to 17 or less pts, absolutely, but that isn't happening with this D. 23 pts should be sufficient for this O to score 24 or more. This O is built to score points and be difficult to stop ala the Colts of old. This was a complete team loss and the D had its issues on 3rd down and its inability to get off the field, that said the majority of the blame resides with the O and too many 3 and outs.
The defense held the steelers to 23 and had an interception that led to any easy 7. One could say that defense held the steelers offense to a net of 17. After all, if the offense had score 18 in addition to the gimmee, we would have won. But, the Brady-Belichick offense was outmatched.
And the steelers defense was playing with many injuries to linebackers. Our offense was essentially at full strength.
What ever happened to the 'benefits' of a bye-week?
In addition to players having a nice rest to recover from small injuries, aren't the bye-week team players and coaches supposed to have the luxury of having more time to prepare for various scenarios?
Maybe the 'bye-week benefits', along with with 'home games are easier to W than road games' and 'half-time adjustments', are big myths in as much as the Pats are concerned.
For as much as we rail on the D... the offense is responsible for both losses and the near loss in Dallas. We hold Pit to 23 (with a ridiculous time-of-possession deficit mind you) and just keep going 3-and-out and 3-and-out.
Yes the D was lacking still, I mean Pittsburgh didn't punt until their last possession... but we're used to this bend-don't-break style by now.
Like c'mon offense... Brady, O'Brien, and the rest of you... get it together. We're supposed to be a DOMINANT offense and we've sh*t the bed when it's counted on numerous occasions now.
when you have the best offensive player in the league and because your defense is so pathetically unthinkably awful, he barely ever gets the ball. there is so much pressure on the offense to score every time. if we dont, like today, we are in deep crap. BB better have a miracle or we are in deep dog doo doo