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Quote Originally Posted by DeLoreanStylez:
Great post and info GI . i think alot of people who are factoring in the weather and cold are forgetting that installed a huge underfield heating system 2 yrs ago to maintain non-freezing temps during game time. this should kind of even out the advantage NE has in cold weather imo. Not sure where gronk disappeared to lately , but I can def see the pats trying to get him involved as hes been so quiet lately and they want to open up the playbook. The gronk over seems solid. I still though will give kc the TE edge with kelce , as hes been way more consistant and dominant , ala gronk fashion. I looked into the stat u mentioned about kc being last in ypc allowed. I think there is a little more behind this stat, as if you look across the board they are ranked like 25 and above in almost all the rushing defense stats. But if u take a look at a few of these , such as opp rushing play percentage , kc is now ranked #7 . And for opp rushing play % they are right in the mid at #18. This is telling us that because kc can open the teams defenses up with their offensive attack and (usually) score quick , that teams must abonden the run in order to keep up. Does this bode well for the pats ? I think it just echoes the sentiment of what most have been saying - get some pressure on brady and it will severely disrupt not only his passing, but the entire offense.
What you mention is true. Teams stop running vs KC once they fall behind. This actually enhances their pass rushing defense stats. I don´t think this will matter much to the Pats. Bellichick should commit to rushing, regardless if he falls behind by 14 and has enough time. The moment the Pats stop running will be the moment on which the game is decided. That was Frank Reich´s error on the Colts´ second or third posession last weekend (cant recall which one was it).
Great post and info GI . i think alot of people who are factoring in the weather and cold are forgetting that installed a huge underfield heating system 2 yrs ago to maintain non-freezing temps during game time. this should kind of even out the advantage NE has in cold weather imo. Not sure where gronk disappeared to lately , but I can def see the pats trying to get him involved as hes been so quiet lately and they want to open up the playbook. The gronk over seems solid. I still though will give kc the TE edge with kelce , as hes been way more consistant and dominant , ala gronk fashion. I looked into the stat u mentioned about kc being last in ypc allowed. I think there is a little more behind this stat, as if you look across the board they are ranked like 25 and above in almost all the rushing defense stats. But if u take a look at a few of these , such as opp rushing play percentage , kc is now ranked #7 . And for opp rushing play % they are right in the mid at #18. This is telling us that because kc can open the teams defenses up with their offensive attack and (usually) score quick , that teams must abonden the run in order to keep up. Does this bode well for the pats ? I think it just echoes the sentiment of what most have been saying - get some pressure on brady and it will severely disrupt not only his passing, but the entire offense.
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That guy is something else... If anyone is unaware Silverstones basically thinks Brady is a bad QB. I think that's all you really need to know about him it sums everything up in one sentence.
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