Patriots - Lions Key Match Ups, Who Has the Razor’s Edge?

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Patriots - Lions Key Match Ups, Who Has the Razor’s Edge?

Steve Balestrieri

The Patriots are 45-6 after a loss since 2003. Since realignment in 2002, the Patriots are 51-13 against NFC opponents, the best record in the NFL.

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[SammyBlueCat]

Coach Matt Patricia will have the most detailed scouting report on most of our guys than any other opponent.

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After getting their lunch handed to them in Jacksonville last week, the Patriots are back on the road and are trying to right the ship. One thing that has been remarkably consistent thru the Brady/Belichick era has been their ability to bounce back after a loss. The Patriots are 45-6 after a loss since 2003. And they’ve been tremendously successful against the NFC. Since realignment in 2002, the Patriots are 51-13 against NFC opponents, the best interconference record in the NFL.

 

[maineman209]

Coach Matt Patricia will have the most detailed scouting report on most of our guys than any other opponent.

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Bait-and-switch may be the key. Show something familiar to MattyP, then do something radically different and let him start overthinking things.

 

[maineman209]

Patriots - Lions Key Match Ups, Who Has the Razor’s Edge?

Steve Balestrieri

The Patriots are 45-6 after a loss since 2003. Since realignment in 2002, the Patriots are 51-13 against NFC opponents, the best record in the NFL.

Continue reading...

(If you enjoyed this entry - hit the Thumbs Up/If not, hit the Thumbs down in this thread)

You definitely hit all the high points, especially the ST aspect. It would be very cool if Cy Jones breaks one for a TD Sunday night.

 

[Uptown]

Attack that left guard Ragnow!

 

[Brick27]

Interesting stat about the Patriots having the best interconference record in the NFL since 2002. That 51-13 record equates to 12.75 wins out of 16.

“Patriots wouldn’t look as good if they were in the NFC though..”