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Tight ends? We don't need no stinkin' tight ends... said Belichick.Keene's out with a knee injury.
Asiasi had personal stuff come up.
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Copeland really doesn’t have many snaps to replace. In the last 4 games he has played 11,0,0,11Gotta hope that the Pats Defense uses Williams over Brooks.. Brooks looked so bad out there..
Gonna be interesting to see UCHE out there. Hopefully he gets the snaps that Copeland had.
We really need the interior D-line guys to step up. Same with the DEs.. Simon has been too quiet this year..
This is JC Jackson's game to shine. With Gilmore out, he needs to take that next step to show that he should be on the field all the time. JMac is going to have his hands full as well.
I get the point, but it’s a bit disingenuous. Burkhead and White have been proven contributors despite their draft position. Harris might join them over time.
Yeah this is definitely good for us. If we get a fluke turnover or two it’d be huge. Granted, same could happen to us.Not that I respect Allen as a QB, but the weather could help NE who could benefit from a turnover of two. And some hard running.
Yeah.. because the Pats can control injuries.. Like the shot to the head that Harry took.. SMH..Forget the running backs, that has to be one of the worst WR corps fielded in the last 20 years
Sadly, recently, NE doesn’t need poor weather conditions to cough up the ball.....Yeah this is definitely good for us. If we get a fluke turnover or two it’d be huge. Granted, same could happen to us.
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