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And that will make all the differenceI'm certainly not looking past them.
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And that will make all the differenceI'm certainly not looking past them.
Cappa is RG and his replacement is capable. Losing Marpet was a bigger loss. Either way, he will be getting the ball out quick with short and intermediate passes. We’ll need to have sure handed tackling behind the line. Basically, dink and dunk like we do then take the occasional big shot down field or try something creative with the run. Coaching and trench warfare is what this will come down to IMO.Except for the fact that they just lost a starting guard this weekend.
A poster on another thread pointed out some things they’re doing differently (@Jellybean). More Max protect (let your elite WRs have time to create space), more two TE sets.
I’ll be curious to hear from some of the smart football people on here how we counteract that. More zone?
Didnt they lose their LG in the game with Washington? I believe they were down to a PS player, just something to keep an eye on. If so look for some stunts to try a confuse the protectionBrady will have better protection this time around vs. game two. I don't think we'll have near the pressure that we had game 2. Brady has also has had more time to gel with his unit, so he can get the ball out much quicker. In the end- what I think people are saying is that TB will be fielding a healthy, complete unit this weekend. I think that this comes down to trench dominance and coaching.