Dr.Sack

The more I think of it it's these little execution plays - the simply check down, always gaining positive yards and not shooting yourself in the foot, that add up to make the difference. Take Brady, he's won 4 Super Bowls by 13 points. He's plus 6 points in 6 Super Bowls with a 4-2 record. Now back to Monday Night's game: IF Leodis doesn't fumble (Pats fg -3 pts) and Carpenter kicks a field goal (Bills fg +3 pts), and Mario chips the running back which enables a Corey Graham tackle the Pats settle for a field goal (Pats -4 pts). Those plays in our favor make the score 16-13 Bills. That plus 3 points is the Brady margin in Super Bowls.

Espn Sports Science did a nice analysis of the Brady sneak. Go to 1:13 of this video. How come other QB's teams not do this. Especially an "athelete" like Tyrod?

Meanwhile Brady is 91% or better on converting QB sneaks from 2 yards and closer. http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/02/01/sports/football/a-tom-brady-sneak-is-the-patriots-unstoppable-play.html?referer=&_r=0

My keys to the game: win turnover battle, out rush the Chiefs, win time of possession battle.

It wouldn't. It was Belichick's Super Bowl XXV gameplan.

Reason why you fake injuries Promo. Slow down the Cheaters.

3 sacks in 10 games, worst season since 2006 in terms of sacks per game. Year sacks per game 2006 0.28 2007 0.88 2008* 0.75 2009* 0.56 2010 0.65 2011 1.00 2012 0.66 2013* 0.81 2014*+ 0.91 2015 0.30

It's hard to win at Arrowhead, and in the NFL.

Tyrod Taylor: 5-0 versus non Super Bowl winning coaches, 0-3 versus Belichick & Coughlin.

Have the Bills watched any of Watkins college tape? The dude caught more WR screens then Welker + Edelman + Amendola have in their NFL career. How hard is it to execute a WR screen?

Everyone knows that the key to New England's offense is the slot receiver. Welker, Edelman, Amendola. Key stat was Amendola 12 targets, 9 receptions and 117 yards, could have been more if not for the infamous whistle play. Amendola ran underneath the Bills zone defense and won the game.