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ProFootballWeekly: Soloman Wilcots breaks down Pats-Raiders

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ProFootballWeekly: Soloman Wilcots breaks down Pats-Raiders

(The Raiders) have to get pressure in the face of Tom Brady, not pressure off the edge or corner, but pushing the pocket into the face of Brady, forcing him to go left or right. They don’t want to let him step up in the pocket, which is easier said than done, but they have the personnel to do it. Seymour has every reason to get going in this one.

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He’ll be back. And let’s remember we should’ve beaten them when we didn’t have TFB so let’s see what you got Colts. David Thomas’ penalty because he couldn’t hear the whistle ruined a makeable kick that would’ve sent it to overtime. Somehow I don’t imagine this year will be that close.

https://www.patspropaganda.com/hell-be-back-and-lets-remember-we-shouldve/

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnyDUJMw6xg

I never like to generalize fans of any team. For every team in every sport (including my beloved Pats) there are delusional aholes, and there are rational fans who just enjoy rooting for their team.

With that said I’m getting the “Uncle Rico” vibe from *some* Raiders fans this week. As if the Tuck Rule is the only thing that held them back from being the dynasty the Patriots were.

“If only that fumble call had been upheld, we’d have beaten the Steelers, and then the Rams, and the Bucs the next year, and the Panthers in ‘03 and the Eagles in ’04…no doubt… not a doubt in my mind. Things woulda been different. We’d have won four straight Super Bowls. We’d all be making millions of dollars, living in big ole’ mansions somewhere with our soul mates…”

(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)

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Bruschi’s Breakdown: Patriots vs. Raiders

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Bruschi’s Breakdown: Patriots vs. Raiders

You won’t find a better game preview anywhere. One really interesting nugget from Mike Reiss:

I’m wondering if we might see the old 3-4 alignment back again, especially after reports surfaced that the Patriots are bringing back veteran defensive lineman Gerard Warren. I could envision a three-man front with Shaun Ellis, Vince Wilfork and Gerard Warren. Then you have Jerod Mayo and Brandon Spikes at inside linebacker, with Jermaine Cunningham and Rob Ninkovich at outside linebacker. Let’s see if they go that route to combat this running game.