Last 10 Patriot Playoff Games

[Ring 6]

in their last 10 playoff games the patriots have 9 wins.

In these games they have scored 24 or more in all but 1.
They have averaged 31.6 ppg and scored 34 or more in 6 of 10.

Tom Brady’s average game.
30.2/46.6/329.7/2.5/0.9

Based upon a 16 game schedule that would be
483/746/5277/40/14


Defensively they have allowed 19.7 ppg and
20 or less in 7 of 10.

This team has really become built for the post season.

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

At some point, they decided to actually use Brady’s ability to make all throws, rather than an overly analytical gameplan which was essential dink and dunk to avoid turnovers at all costs. I’ve noticed the last few years that in critical do-or-die situations, Brady has some brass balls. He will throw balls into tiny windows where there is an interception risk, but he places them perfectly. Plays that come to mind: the dime down the sideline to LaFell to beat the Ravens; the laser throw to Edelman in SB49 when Chancellor laid out Edelman; the ridiculous pass to Edelman in OT in SB51 where you weren’t sure if it was picked or not; the diving catch to Amendola last game. Also some comeback routes to Hogan and Cooks were very ballsy at the time. Bottom line is we have seen some inflated balls ever since there were accusations of deflated footballs.

On another note, the Patriots have won a lot of games, and playoff games in the last few years while losing the turnover battle. I think they have let loose more and it has paid off. There was a stretch from 2007-2013 where they were too conservative while other teams played more aggressively on offense. It was like handcuffing the GOAT with an outdated idea from the early 2000s that ball security was a sure path to victory.

 

[Soliel]

Those numbers are remarkable. Legendary really. These guys are the most misunderstood team in any sport. People can not accept greatness for what it is

 

[PatriotsNumero1Fan]

in their last 10 playoff games the patriots have 9 wins.

In these games they have scored 24 or more in all but 1.
They have averaged 31.6 ppg and scored 34 or more in 6 of 10.

Tom Brady’s average game.
30.2/46.6/329.7/2.5/0.9

Based upon a 16 game schedule that would be
483/746/5277/40/14


Defensively they have allowed 19.7 ppg and
20 or less in 7 of 10.

This team has really become built for the post season.

They have had to come back the last two Super Bowls. I am hoping for a stress free super bowl this time around.

 

[bbobbo]

Last 10 Patriot Payoff Games

better fix that title....
.

 

[Soliel]

I’d love that. I get the feeling it might be like that. The birds are bad in coverage

 

[Soliel]

better fix that title....
.

Oh wow, didn’t even notice. Andy may have did it on purpose to troll bait the lurkers lol

 

[Pessimistic Pete]

At some point, they decided to actually use Brady’s ability to make all throws, rather than an overly analytical gameplan which was essential dink and dunk to avoid turnovers at all costs. I’ve noticed the last few years that in critical do-or-die situations, Brady has some brass balls.

This 100x. It also reflects why the BB Patriots have never scored in the 1st quarter of a Super Bowl....ever

I hope the Patriots start off this SB with a gameplan that is more like they're down 14 late in the 3rd quarter as opposed to little dink and dunks/vertical throws/reverses, etc.

When the Pats are down, I always have so much confidence in them driving down the field and scoring fast.

I hated the majority of the playcalling in the first half of the Jags game and REALLY hated the playcalling in the first half of last SB where we decided to keep giving the ball to Blount in the biggest game of the year.

 

[Soliel]

This 100x. It also reflects why the BB Patriots have never scored in the 1st quarter of a Super Bowl....ever

I hope the Patriots start off this SB with a gameplan that is more like they're down 14 late in the 3rd quarter as opposed to little dink and dunks/vertical throws/reverses, etc.

When the Pats are down, I always have so much confidence in them driving down the field and scoring fast.

I hated the majority of the playcalling in the first half of the Jags game and REALLY hated the playcalling in the first half of last SB where we decided to keep giving the ball to Blount in the biggest game of the year.

I couldn’t understand that either. Sometime I wonder wtf? The formula works out usually but it’s a head scratcher

 

[captain stone]

The Pats will probably have to score 31 points in order to beat the Eagles.
28 points (in regulation) were barely enough the last two times.

 

[upstater1]

At some point, they decided to actually use Brady’s ability to make all throws, rather than an overly analytical gameplan which was essential dink and dunk to avoid turnovers at all costs. I’ve noticed the last few years that in critical do-or-die situations, Brady has some brass balls. He will throw balls into tiny windows where there is an interception risk, but he places them perfectly. Plays that come to mind: the dime down the sideline to LaFell to beat the Ravens; the laser throw to Edelman in SB49 when Chancellor laid out Edelman; the ridiculous pass to Edelman in OT in SB51 where you weren’t sure if it was picked or not; the diving catch to Amendola last game. Also some comeback routes to Hogan and Cooks were very ballsy at the time. Bottom line is we have seen some inflated balls ever since there were accusations of deflated footballs.

On another note, the Patriots have won a lot of games, and playoff games in the last few years while losing the turnover battle. I think they have let loose more and it has paid off. There was a stretch from 2007-2013 where they were too conservative while other teams played more aggressively on offense. It was like handcuffing the GOAT with an outdated idea from the early 2000s that ball security was a sure path to victory.

Brady was slinging it in the Super Bowl as early as 2003. At the time, it was one of the top 3 performances statistically in Super Bowl history. 350 yards.

 

[Nehalem]

Patriots 4-peat derailed by missed XP

 

[brdmaverick]

In their last 10 playoffs games the Pats also happened to be 3-1 in games in which they lose the turnover battle. Yup, that's how good they've been, they can even overcome turnovers.

 

[Ring 6]

The Pats will probably have to score 31 points in order to beat the Eagles.
28 points (in regulation) were barely enough the last two times.

28 would have been enough in their last 14 games.

 

[fightingirish595]

What are we like 4-0 in our last 4 playoff games where we have trailed by 10 points. Thats insanity

 

[captain stone]

28 would have been enough in their last 14 games.

I'm thinking more about their last 2 SBs than I am right now about their last 14 games.

 

[RDS11]

28 would have been enough in their last 14 games.

In 2014, Baltimore scored 31 on us, so we needed more than 28.

 

[Ring 6]

In 2014, Baltimore scored 31 on us, so we needed more than 28.

I’m saying last 14 games, as in this year.

 

[Pats1989]

What are we like 4-0 in our last 4 playoff games where we have trailed by 10 points. Thats insanity

Indeed. But it's time to stop testing fate. I'd like to see them take the opening kickoff ( pending they win the toss) and score a TD. Maybe even a trick play off the bat.

 

[PatriotsNumero1Fan]

The Pats will probably have to score 31 points in order to beat the Eagles.
28 points (in regulation) were barely enough the last two times.

Idk about that. I feel we can keep the eagles under 24.