Welcome back Isaiah Wynn

Not sure theres a correlation between an Achilles tear and turf toe and future injuries

Wr brown makes o lines look really good!

if only bb the GM would sign him, so bb the coach can win!!!!

Really nice Game from Wynn we got our wish regarding the left side. I saw him throw a double block on a key pass play giving Brady extra time. Marshall Newhouse would have whiffed on that play. Wynn will get better every week he has Great feet. We left a lot of plays on the Field against Dallas Brady had Time... now get better Sanu and Dorsett.

Night and day, at least in the run game.

Looked rough at the start in the passing game, but settled in as the game went along. Absolute stud in the run game. Most of the good runs were to the left

vuudu said:

Have you all seen this review of Wynn? I promise it is the funniest and informative film you will watch of him.

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I went through this tape. You were right and I sent that man his dollar. The man knows his stuff and I will look for him more often

Bedard is underplaying Wynn’s return and being very defensive of Newhouse but I feel like Brady was feeling more confident in the pocket yesterday, even though he still received some shots. He didn’t look skiddish like he was going to be clobbered every play.

Kdo5 said:

Bedard is underplaying Wynn’s return and being very defensive of Newhouse but I feel like Brady was feeling more confident in the pocket yesterday, even though he still received some shots. He didn’t look skiddish like he was going to be clobbered every play.

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I was actually a little happy about the sacks; they meant that Brady was believing in the OL enough to give the play a chance to develop rather than completely giving up on it right away.

QuantumMechanic said:

I was actually a little happy about the sacks; they meant that Brady was believing in the OL enough to give the play a chance to develop rather than completely giving up on it right away.

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I think Brady was rather done playing around. His season has began, he really wanted to win yesterday. Drops and the weather did not help him out. Yesterday was Super Bowl Brady.

Pats would have scored a TD on the last drive if they needed one.

Kdo5 said:

Bedard is underplaying Wynn’s return and being very defensive of Newhouse but I feel like Brady was feeling more confident in the pocket yesterday, even though he still received some shots. He didn’t look skiddish like he was going to be clobbered every play.

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Yep I agree and that Cowboy DE Wynn was going up against is one of the better sack masters in the League. Wynn drew a pretty Tough match-up his first game back and accounted well considering.

In 120 games Quinn has 78.5 sacks & 86 TFL. Borderline HOF #'s if he plays 4-5 more good years.

Quinn is the reason people like me love pass rushers. Explosive off the snap, can mix up his strides & speed. Very quick, high hands. Powerful hips to explode, turn or reduce his surface. He teaches the best of the best put it that way. Guys like Donald, Miller etc will call him up, takes notes in film study when Quinn is on.
I always loved him & wanted him last year when the Fins grabbed him but he's not a PTP. High maintenance all around. Whoever he plays for is literally watching his injuries, tending to him in some way to get him on the field.

Anyway Wynn had a few bumps but looked more then solid imo. Rewatching but really need A22. He was beat a few times. 2 that caught my eye early. One was simply a nasty move from Quinn. Looked like a stab/club but it's Quinn's euro step/hop step & hips that helps get around Wynn. That specific move he taught Donald. You're striking your defender while taking away surface he can grab. Not an easy assignment out of the gate but very happy w what I saw so far.
Wynn definitely looked more comfortable as the game went on & more then held his own.

BaconGrundleCandy said:

In 120 games Quinn has 78.5 sacks & 86 TFL. Borderline HOF #'s if he plays 4-5 more good years.

Quinn is the reason people like me love pass rushers. Explosive off the snap, can mix up his strides & speed. Very quick, high hands. Powerful hips to explode, turn or reduce his surface. He teaches the best of the best put it that way. Guys like Donald, Miller etc will call him up, takes notes in film study when Quinn is on.
I always loved him & wanted him last year when the Fins grabbed him but he's not a PTP. High maintenance all around. Whoever he plays for is literally watching his injuries, tending to him in some way to get him on the field.

Anyway Wynn had a few bumps but looked more then solid imo. Rewatching but really need A22. He was beat a few times. 2 that caught my eye early. One was simply a nasty move from Quinn. Looked like a stab/club but it's Quinn's euro step/hop step & hips that helps get around Wynn. That specific move he taught Donald. You're striking your defender while taking away surface he can grab. Not an easy assignment out of the gate but very happy w what I saw so far.
Wynn definitely looked more comfortable as the game went on & more then held his own.

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Nice observation Wynn reminds me of Bruce Armstrong many moons ago.

Kdo5 said:

Bedard is underplaying Wynn’s return and being very defensive of Newhouse but I feel like Brady was feeling more confident in the pocket yesterday, even though he still received some shots. He didn’t look skiddish like he was going to be clobbered every play.

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Bedard has been all over Newhouse. He's probably just dialing back a bit now that Newhouse is going to be a backup rather than a starter.

PatsFan2 said:

Nice observation Wynn reminds me of Bruce Armstrong many moons ago.

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Not a bad comp. Armstrong certainly wasn't the biggest guy but coaches loved his versatility & athleticism. Probably never played over 305.

QuantumMechanic said:

I was actually a little happy about the sacks; they meant that Brady was believing in the OL enough to give the play a chance to develop rather than completely giving up on it right away.

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Exactly. There was clearly an intent to lean on the OL to let plays develop more. I don't think it was just on Brady's part, either.

I wish they ran more. Michel looked pretty good now that he had actual blocking. LaCosse blocked OK too, which surprised me.

Double TE said:

I wish they ran more. Michel looked pretty good now that he had actual blocking. LaCosse blocked OK too, which surprised me.

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Might want to file that away yikes.

Quinn won most of his matchups with Wynn but was to be expected there in the first game against an elite pass rusher.

He performed already better than Newhouse by a longshot.