30 Jan 2012
Looking at the Patriots' four worst games of the season suggests that the Giants need to shut down the Patriots' midrange passing game, especially to Rob Gronkowski.
12 comments, Last at 11 Dec 2012, 3:46am by Aonem
The Falcons and Bucs are still lacking edge rushers, the Saints need someone to protect Drew Brees, and the Panthers desperately need a second good wideout.
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Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
Well, $*(#&%(^% Bernard Pollard already accomplished that for the Giants.
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
I think if you don't tell Gronkowski he has a high ankle sprain, he won't notice he has one. Like when Wile E. Coyote runs off the edge of the cliff without looking down...
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
I'm still surprised he escaped Foxboro alive. He must have had a police escort or something...
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
NOt sure where to put this but why are there only three choices for Offensive MVP, all quarterbacks? Seriously, MJD runs for 1600 yards for that Jags team with Gabbo under centre and I can't vote for him?
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
I voted Jahri Evans.
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
Seconded.
What about the TE who obliterated all NFL Records for a tight end.
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
Probably specifically to avoid those sort of homeristic votes. In general, I agree that QBs are overhyped, but to suggest that one of those 3 guys isn't the league MVP? Seriously? Homer alert. Or, if you prefer, contrarian solely for the sake of trying to be different alert.
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
Become an ESPN insider to read this.
Not me, I'll read ColdHardFootballFacts.com instead. Way to lose readers by associating yourselves with ESPN.
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
Honestly, anyone who willingly - let alone enthusiastically - goes to read CHFF and expects to gain any sort of knowledge from that site's content is not someone I'd want commenting here frequently.
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
Hey look! CHFF is trolling FO for readers. Isn't that cute.
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
who cares...both sites are based off of confirmation bias
Re: ESPN AGS: Lessons from New England's Losses
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