Favorite Pre-Snap Sequence Yesterday!

[shmessy]

Easily this - - don't ever think there is any QB more in charge than Brady on the face of the earth......and then he coolly throws it up to Chandler. He is an artist, in full control, at work:

Highlight: Tom Brady finds Scott Chandler for 26 yards

 

[JMC00]

I'm sure they'll be a couple of idiots locally that are on from 2-6 that will spend a half hour on this criticizing Brady.

 

[Mark.]

I'm sure they'll be a couple of idiots locally that are on from 2-6 that will spend a half hour on this criticizing Brady.

But will anyone be listening?

 

[PP2]

I wonder if his pushing Edelman up to LOS and tucking Gronk back to the Y (flex) to sell run was just a ploy to distract the D, and furthermore something he thought up on the spot- add a little pizzazz.

 

[ViperGTS]

There was another play, I can't exactly remember when (pretty sure 3rd quarter) but someone was in motion and Amendola put up his cross arms at the last second ala the Cincy game last year.

Was it another busted trick play or was it a seed planted for the future?

Find out in Do Your Job 2. March 2016 NFLN 8 p.m

 

[ForThoseAboutToRock]

FWIW This was discussed during Brady's interview with D&C this morning. Tom Brady on WEEI 10/26: 'Our execution wasn't great at times'

He said it was an adjustment at the LOS - he needed the extra blocker. Gronk and Danny were in the correct initial placements. Certainly interesting to see this happen. This situation easily could have turned 3rd and 2 into a 3rd and 7 (for illegal formation) or worse (sack, etc.) if we didn't have Brady as QB to sort through it all on the fly.

 

[The Brandon Five]

There were a few other times in the game where the team look a little confused about what Tom wanted. Out of character for this team.

 

[Concussion Protocol]

Andrews got completely annihilated by Harris on that play. Jesus

 

[n1997y]

There were a few other times in the game where the team look a little confused about what Tom wanted. Out of character for this team.

Shouldn't be surprising, when they were still putting in plays during the pre-game meeting at 11:00 that morning.

 

[oldrover]

Gronk looked like a Gronk for some of those pre-snaps. "What you want Gronk do? Catch pass? No? No Gronk catch pass. Block? Okay. Gronk block. Yah yah good."

 

[aluminum seats]

There were a few other times in the game where the team look a little confused about what Tom wanted. Out of character for this team.

Hmmm, I dunno. The clinching TD to Gronk started with some pre-snap stuff too...calling in Gronk to block, with the ultimate plan for the play to have Gronk release...maybe helped by some similar plays earlier where Gronk stayed in to block.

I think there may be a method to their madness...

 

[shmessy]

Shouldn't be surprising, when they were still putting in plays during the pre-game meeting at 11:00 that morning.

Yesterday was so impressive on so many fronts.

The ability to improv is what separates from Cincy.

 

[JMC00]

Andrews got completely annihilated by Harris on that play. Jesus

Wasn't even close to this

 

[The Brandon Five]

Hmmm, I dunno. The clinching TD to Gronk started with some pre-snap stuff too...calling in Gronk to block, with the ultimate plan for the play to have Gronk release...maybe helped by some similar plays earlier where Gronk stayed in to block.

I think there may be a method to their madness...

Well obviously on that play the confusion was all on the Jets side, but there a few others I remember Tom having to coach people into position or to move late.

 

[Concussion Protocol]

Wasn't even close to this

Fitzy almost got ACL'd by High on that one. Mangold isn't used to 270 pound linebackers apparently