http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knONJfn7j98
How about 30 seconds of love for David Patten?
https://www.patspropaganda.com/how-about-30-seconds-of-love-for-david-patten/
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knONJfn7j98
How about 30 seconds of love for David Patten?
https://www.patspropaganda.com/how-about-30-seconds-of-love-for-david-patten/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9wfHs5Df0I
Non-musical 2010 Patriots highlights.
These won’t necessarily get you pumped up but it’s always fun reliving some of the best plays from last season.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/non-musical-2010-patriots-highlights-these-wont/
NFL.com Video: Patriots Draft Philosophy
Here’s the video from yesterday’s Path to the Draft where amazingly Charley Casserly pretty much nails the big points of where the Pats stand for this draft, what they need, and who they might look at. As I tweeted last night, even a broken clock is right two times a day.
If the Patriots aren’t an absolute force (not that they aren’t right now, but it’s clear they’re still developing) by 2013 I’ll be shocked. I’m talking a defense that can win games outright. There’s no excuse to have as many picks as the Pats have had, do have and will continue to have, and not build another shutdown defense.
Frenz: Patriots seven round mock
Frenz has a good haul of prospects here, heavy on Wisconsin Badgers and Clemson Tigers, and brings up an interesting prospect (or better yet type of prospect) in Casey Matthews. I’ve wondered if the Pats have been looking at players who might not have the ideal size but might be a little more athletic and Matthews fits that mold.
I think the key thing to drafting a guy like that is if he’s not going to play first and second down he needs to play a lot of special teams. The difference is between guys who are 6-04, 250 and guys who are 6-2, 235 and it might not seem like much, 2 inches, 15 pounds, but in terms of speed and quickness it can be significant.
I’m sure that after the draft is over the Patriots will still have needs and based on this mock I think the leftover need here would still be interior offensive line. But it’s pretty much impossible not to be excited no matter who the Pats add.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QTvNeEsJ1w
Julian Edelman 2009 highlights.
I think a lot of people undervalue Edelman as simply a poor man’s Wes Welker, but he’s actually quite versatile as we saw with him lining up in the backfield occasionally last year. He’s only had two years as an NFL receiver, and despite a few miscues in 2010, I don’t think it’s out of the question to expect big things from Edelman in 2011 in a variety of different roles. Clearly he has the work ethic and talent to become much more of an impact player than just a back up slot receiver.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/julian-edelman-2009-highlights-i-think-a-lot-of/
New England enters the draft with five of the first 75 selections. That is the highest number of picks in that range for any club in the past 20 years (1991 Cowboys).
Mike Reiss
Guess what those 1991 Cowboys went on to do with all those picks…
https://www.patspropaganda.com/new-england-enters-the-draft-with-five-of-the/
New England has the easiest remaining schedule in the NFL. ESPN.com’s NFC West blogger Mike Sando recalculated the strength of schedule at midseason. The Patriots’ opposing win percentage in the final eight games is .369. After Sunday’s game against New York, the Patriots play six of their final seven against teams without winning records. The […]