Can The Patriots Effectively Run The Hurry Up Offense In Denver?

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Can The Patriots Effectively Run The Hurry Up Offense In Denver?
By: Russ Goldman

Read my thoughts on the issues for the Patriots using the "hurry up" offense against the Bronco.s....

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[NEPatriot]

I think we can and should go hurry up this week. My issue is that BOB is usually predictable with no huddle and or hurry up. He usually does it after half time. We flew out on Friday and I don't think the thin air is going to as big of deal as it's made out to be. We looked good in Tampa in the preseason.

 

[Brady_to_Moss]

in short....yes

 

[Metaphors]

Outside of 2 minute situations, they generally don't run a true hurry-up anyway. They run a no-huddle to prevent substitutions. So the question is whether or not the Pats can run 10-12 consecutive plays without substituting. I would think that wouldn't be much of an issue.

 

[PATRIOTSFANINPA]

They will need to do it a lot if they want the team to keep ahead on the scoreboard and out of Tebow's range to comeback and win the game.

Denver has the type of defense that if you make quick plays and connect on them,you can drive on that D much of the game.

 

[pdangle]

If they had the usual 99% Denver fans being disruptive it would obviously and definately hurt our efficiency, even to point of failure. That said, I think there will be 25%+ Pats fans there due to WL records, our strong travel numbers and way season unfolded for both teams. That'll be more than enough quiet bodies to limit the effectiveness of their home field crowd noise in sabotaging our "2 minute" type drill.