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Coaching Mistake: Keeping Gronk Out There in the Second Half


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It was clear that Gronkowski wasn't a threat and was playing at well less than 100 percent. So why was he kept out there?

I was expecting Belichick and Co. to make the switch at halftime. I was looking for Solder to come in as a double tightend and seeing more smash mouth football.

But we know Brady got greedy on the broken play and a one-legged Gronk was boxed out by a linebacker playing out of his mind. And Blackburn got away with a little push.

Point is, why was Gronkowski out there when he wasn't a viable offensive weapon? You telling me Chad wasn't better? Or having Brady look more to Branch, who was open a couple of times when Brady didn't even look his way.

Come on, coaches. This decision is going to be second-guessed all off-season with no satisfactory results.
 
But we know Brady got greedy on the broken play and a one-legged Gronk was boxed out by a linebacker playing out of his mind. And Blackburn got away with a little push.

TBH, I think what happened was that Brady simply forgot that GRONK couldn't really go up and get the ball; if he were 100%, I think he comes down with that.
 
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