A lifetime of running hard has made Faulk a powerful presence

T-ShirtDynasty · Jan 12, 2006

Great insight into the life and career of Kevin Faulk from Reiss. Excellent article about our little dynamo.

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2006/01/12/survival_of_the_fittest/

marty · Jan 12, 2006

T-ShirtDynasty said:
Great insight into the life and career of Kevin Faulk from Reiss. Excellent article about our little dynamo.

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2006/01/12/survival_of_the_fittest/

Wow! What a great article! Always have loved what Kevin brings to the game, and he's always seemed to be a great guy too! Thanks for the link T!

VrabelMayeWin · Jan 12, 2006

Up until a few years ago, Faulk seemed slow, mediocre and fumble prone. Now he seeks like a better runner than Dillon and has some of the best hands in the game (maybe the best for a RB). He has taken a huge step up the last few years.

kptmorgan04 · Jan 12, 2006

it was a very well written and informative article on things I never knew about Kevin. Puts what he does for a living in perspective but shows how it has been his way to cope with lots of obsticales that have come his way.

PATSNUTme · Jan 12, 2006

If it were up to me during that draft, the Patriots would never have taken Kevin.

That's why I'm a loser posting on this board and he's a vital part of the team that I love.

Box_O_Rocks · Jan 12, 2006

PATSNUTme said:
If it were up to me during that draft, the Patriots would never have taken Kevin.

That's why I'm a loser posting on this board and he's a vital part of the team that I love.

Yeh, but we're lovable losers, why else do we all get along?

marty · Jan 12, 2006

PATSNUTme said:
If it were up to me during that draft, the Patriots would never have taken Kevin.

That's why I'm a loser posting on this board and he's a vital part of the team that I love.

INTANGIBLES, we've got a locker room full of Chamionship quality intangibles that keep floating to the top and trickling down to our rooks! Got to love it! Keep mining these out Mike, we love to hear about it!

lobster · Jan 12, 2006

When Kevin Faulk was injured, he was very much missed on 3rd down where he's an excellent blocker against the blitz or as a receiver he can go out and make those tough yards after the catch to get the first down.

Now the Pat's are playing him more on 1st and 2nd down where he performed beyond expectations against Jacksonville. Faulk's biggest problem is the fumble and that's where Denver will be sure to focus. It's hard to tell if he doesn't have the upper body strength or he's just careless.

However if he fumbles on Saturday it could be the difference between winning or losing the game.

Box_O_Rocks · Jan 12, 2006

bump, good story.

PatsRI · Jan 13, 2006

Great Story

PATSNUTme · Jan 13, 2006

Actually Kevin is the sole remaining player from the Bobby Grier- Pete Carroll drafts.

Another reason why Pete should stay at USC. Hell of a recruiter, but you don't recruit in the NFL.

BusterTBronco · Jan 15, 2006

T-ShirtDynasty said:
Great insight into the life and career of Kevin Faulk from Reiss. Excellent article about our little dynamo.

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2006/01/12/survival_of_the_fittest/

Too bad he can't hold onto the football, huh?

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