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Rajmahal33 · 12-04-2007, 03:50 PM

A good offensive line cures ALL woes (including defense).
- running the ball would've given us options in the red zone for these close games instead of having JC try to throw it in.
- it would have given him more time to go through his progressions and see the field better
- it would have allowed for him to work on timing...prevented dropped balls and INT's
- it would have cut down the fumbles and sacks due to a collapsing pocket.
- it would have kept our defense fresher when we controlled TOP

If you really think about it, thats the BEST thing that new england has going for them. Tom brady has as much time as he wants and he throws it 40-50 times a game. The games when teams have gotten through to him is when the pats have looked VERY human. Brady isn't immune to making bad decisions when he is pressured. Their defense is good but not dominant. Their running game is nothing spectacular.

12-04-2007, 03:50 PM	#5
Rajmahal33 Special Teams Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Silver Spring, MD Posts: 478	Re: Campbell's Shortcoming A good offensive line cures ALL woes (including defense). - running the ball would've given us options in the red zone for these close games instead of having JC try to throw it in. - it would have given him more time to go through his progressions and see the field better - it would have allowed for him to work on timing...prevented dropped balls and INT's - it would have cut down the fumbles and sacks due to a collapsing pocket. - it would have kept our defense fresher when we controlled TOP If you really think about it, thats the BEST thing that new england has going for them. Tom brady has as much time as he wants and he throws it 40-50 times a game. The games when teams have gotten through to him is when the pats have looked VERY human. Brady isn't immune to making bad decisions when he is pressured. Their defense is good but not dominant. Their running game is nothing spectacular. __________________ McNasty FTW!