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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.in this case, offseason is those times between monday and saturday.Just think ..... with the Pats defense now taken care of, BB can focus his offseason efforts next year on getting the offense good ..... again
I'm not arguing. I'm just saying that the only meaningful number is points against. By the end of the season last year the aggregate had the Pats last or something.
in this case, offseason is those times between monday and saturday.
We all know the offense will be a top 5 by season end.
Both Locker and Kolb would have put at least 300 passing yards on the 2011 defense.
If this was 2011 Pats would have given up 600 yards just in passing already.
And if you don't think so let me throw out some names and numbers
Chad Henne 417
Ryan Fitzpatrick 369 & 307
Jason Campbell 344
Vince Young 400
Mark Sanchez 306
Dan Orlovsky 353
Locker and Kolb would have put up 300 yards this year, IF the 2012 offense was playing like the 2011 offense.
The key is not yards, but rather points allowed.
A lot of these games weren't blowouts at all. The 2011 defense was pretty good at defending the end zone and the run, but they were terrible everywhere else on the field.The offense hasn't played well enough to get a big lead so QBs could get the garbage times yards that most of those were
I could always be wrong, but I'm not panicing and calling for massive changes or questioning BB (maybe got some for McD, but he also has to come up to speed as well).we do??????
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