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re: We're Finally Installing the Belichick System

Posted on 3/7/14 at 8:52 pm to
Posted by THRILLHO
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Posted on 3/7/14 at 8:52 pm to
It's like when Smith got hurt last year. I was super excited to see Junior playing more, figuring he would make more mental mistakes (he ended up with much better gap integrity than Smith has ever had) and more big plays (obviously was the case). I think we're going to see that next season. Ingram and Khiry aren't going to be as smart blocking rushers/recognizing the blitz as Sproles and PT, but I think that they're going to provide some more big plays and do a good job wearing down defenses as the game goes on. Whichever youngin replaces Moore may not have the chemistry early on that he had with Brees in settling into zones, but newbie will be much more effective making plays once they have the ball in their hands and probably do a better job getting open in man coverage. A rookie center could have some growing pains, but will almost certainly be more physical than DLP.

I can see kind of an inverse of last season: an ugly loss or two early on while we develop chemistry, but finishing on a really strong note. Hopefully we get an easy schedule early on. The AFCN is getting pretty ugly and those should all be done by week 8 or so, which is good.
Posted by Hoodoo Man
Sunshine Pumping most days.
Member since Oct 2011
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Posted on 3/7/14 at 8:53 pm to
The schedule in general should be MUCH easier than this brutal-arse season.
Posted by Breesus
House of the Rising Sun
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Posted on 3/7/14 at 8:56 pm to
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ewbie will be much more effective making plays once they have the ball in their hands and probably do a better job getting open in man coverage. A rookie center could have some growing pains, but will almost certainly be more physical than DLP.


100% agree with both of these. Brees got sacked 37 times last season. 10 more times than any other season in his career. First and foremost we need to fix our oline.

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I can see kind of an inverse of last season: an ugly loss or two early on while we develop chemistry, but finishing on a really strong note. Hopefully we get an easy schedule early on. The AFCN is getting pretty ugly and those should all be done by week 8 or so, which is good.


Definitely agree with this as well. We'll have some early season learning curve issues but we have for the first time in a while our top draft pick this year. So we could get some smart good young talent and catch fire at the end of the season.
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