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The patriots that year were not a run heavy offense. They were a balanced offensePatriots Rams 2019
The patriots that year were not a run heavy offense
I beg to differ. The Patriots changed partway through the season and started pounding the ball with Sony Michel. The only real outlier during their final run and playoffs was the KC game.The patriots that year were not a run heavy offense
I have a serious question when was the last SB victory with a very run heavy offense?
No, they have one very good tight end. They have two 2nd year tight ends who may or may not end up being good.After signing Jonnu Smith they still only have... *checks notes* ... 1 real tight end.
After signing Jonnu Smith they still only have... *checks notes* ... 1 real tight end.
I think we all know what the answer to that one is going to be...No, they have one very good tight end. They have two 2nd year tight ends who may or may not end up being good.
Yup, and another TEIt's day one. Plenty of time to sign WRs.
This is a ridiculous thread. Hunter Henry and Jonnu Smith will rarely line up in three point stances. These guys are receivers who will command coverage that opens up opportunities for Agholor, Meyers, Bourne, Lee, Harry and Edelman (only five will make the team.)
These receivers - TEs and WRs - make New England a much more interesting place for FA QBs to consider.