All time Pats killer team

[sb1]

Position by position guys who have either seemed to have the Pats number, was a pest or just always seemed to beat us for one reason or the other.

Here's a start for me:

QB- John Elway, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning in the second half of his career,
RB- Thurman Thomas, Emmitt Smith. Terrell Davis. Also Curtis Martin
WR- Andre Reed, Tyreek Hill. N'Keal Harry?
TE- Shannon Sharpe, Tony Gonzalez,
O-Line -

DL- Bruce Smith, Justin Tuck, Aaron Schobel, Jason Taylor
LB- Bryan Cox, Bill Romanowski, Terrell Suggs
Secondary- Bernard Pollard, Ed Reed, Sam Madison, Charles Woodson

Special Teams- Uwe Von Schamann, Desmond Howard

Coaching- Mike Shanahan, Wade Phillips, BB, John Harbaugh

 

[Hyped]

Decent list and yes...N'Keal belongs.

And Tyreek Hill...not really....on a pick play, sure...but whenever we had Jon Jones covering, we did OK.

 

[sb1]

Decent list and yes...N'Keal belongs.

And Tyreek Hill...not really....on a pick play, sure...but whenever we had Jon Jones covering, we did OK.

That's true. I was also thinking back to the 2017 opener when we were blown out. Hunt and Hill had their way with our defense.

 

[sb1]

Also RB - Terrell Davis. I'll update my list on top

 

[cmasspatsfan]

Thought we were going to the Pats killer team, not the team that killed the Pats, good start but I'll have to think on it.

 

[IcyPatriot]

Adam Seward?

 

[TommyD4207]

Position by position guys who have either seemed to have the Pats number, was a pest or just always seemed to beat us for one reason or the other.

Here's a start for me:

QB- John Elway, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning in the second half of his career,
RB- Thurman Thomas, Emmitt Smith. Terrell Davis. Also Curtis Martin
WR- Andre Reed, Tyreek Hill. N'Keal Harry?
TE- Shannon Sharpe, Tony Gonzalez,
O-Line -

DL- Bruce Smith, Justin Tuck, Aaron Schobel, Jason Taylor
LB- Bryan Cox, Bill Romanowski, Terrell Suggs
Secondary- Bernard Pollard, Ed Reed, Sam Madison, Charles Woodson

Special Teams- Uwe Von Schamann, Desmond Howard

Coaching- Mike Shanahan, Wade Phillips, BB, John Harbaugh

No Johnny Hector? I now question your list.

 

[Real fan 02]

That's true. I was also thinking back to the 2017 opener when we were blown out. Hunt and Hill had their way with our defense.

I believe that game was just a shock to us how KC had speed everywhere on offense, Watkins, Hill, hunt, Kelce.. Mahomes 1st game too..

 

[XLIX]

We may not like him but Don Shula probably has more wins against NE than any other coach. (I'd actually be interested in confirming if that is true or not)

I seem to remember a fella named Richard Dent who had a good day against New England once.... although it is hard to find just one player from that Chicago team who had a good day.... there are quite a few I could list....

Dan Pastorini and Fred Biletnikoff had a few good games, one of which (for each) was in the playoffs.

Mercury Morris once put up 197 yards with 3 TDs...

 

[Pape]

OL - those Alex Gibbs Broncos zone blocking schemes... Pick any year from '84 to '95

 

[sb1]

I thoight BB as coach was worth mentioning. Not just for his playoff win in Cleveland but I think he was the one that created the blueprint on Bledsoe. Drew always seemed to have trouble against his defenses in the late 90’s. Was never the same I think.

 

[oldrover]

The original Ray Lewis* had 280 carries for 1,514 yards and scored 17 touchdowns in 14 games versus the Patriots in his career.















*OJ. Literally a killer.

 

[hornetfb85]

Eli Manning
Nick Foles
David Tyree
Asante Samuel

 

[Family]

Keith Lincoln

There is no second place.

 

[AQPE]

**** Don Shula

 

[BadMoFo]

Probably need Marvin Harrison in there.

 

[Pape]

Can't believe Raiders DB (in this case it stands for douche bag) Jack Tatum hasn't been mentioned

 

[bormio]

Position by position guys who have either seemed to have the Pats number, was a pest or just always seemed to beat us for one reason or the other.

Here's a start for me:

QB- John Elway, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning in the second half of his career,
RB- Thurman Thomas, Emmitt Smith. Terrell Davis. Also Curtis Martin
WR- Andre Reed, Tyreek Hill. N'Keal Harry?
TE- Shannon Sharpe, Tony Gonzalez,
O-Line -

DL- Bruce Smith, Justin Tuck, Aaron Schobel, Jason Taylor
LB- Bryan Cox, Bill Romanowski, Terrell Suggs
Secondary- Bernard Pollard, Ed Reed, Sam Madison, Charles Woodson

Special Teams- Uwe Von Schamann, Desmond Howard

Coaching- Mike Shanahan, Wade Phillips, BB, John Harbaugh

Referee: Ben Dreith

 

[signbabybrady]

The original Ray Lewis* had 280 carries for 1,514 yards and scored 17 touchdowns in 14 games versus the Patriots in his career.















*OJ. Literally a killer.

OJ, Tatum, Ray Lewis, and Hernandez were the first I thought of.

Ray Carruth

 

[ALP]

reggie wayne
torie smith (bal WR)
jason witten?
jake plummer
bob sanders
mario maningham
champ bailey

man memory is a funny thing, haven't thought about these names in so long, not even sure spelled them right

edit...oh and eff'n antonio gates