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If you were Belicheat, how would you prepare?


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"Take the team to the Seneca Niagara Casino to get some free booze and free smoke to toughen up the lungs and ears maybe a few "tips" from the blackjack dealer a old friend. Head over to Canada and let the team "sleep it off" on the 5 hour wait to check out who these guys on the bus are at customs. After only losing a few players head to The Canadian Ballet in Ft Erie to get some culture. After some good exercise at the side shows and lots more smoke and drinks head for the Peace Bridge to "sleep it off" waiting for customs. after a few more who can't cross the border (Arron Hernandez said no problem) settle down in the Hotel. Go get them team! We'll meet at the bus at 11am Sunday"

 

Yup... wishful thinking but the hoodie is arrogant...Go Bills!

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create deception and overthink it. play the run. bring 3. throw against any corner.

Play action. pistol . hard counts.

deception.

His play calling might be focuse on the QB and the CBs

But..

We are going to kick those bastardos derriers into the folowing Sunday.

Book it . They have no idea what is coming at them I can almost hear Hackett giggling to himself already , while Pettine works out on some hooded jacket dummy with a patriots logo

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If you were the Patriots, how would your game plan be different if you faced Manuel as opposed to Tuel?

 

I ask this question in all serious-nous not to be rude, condescending, or sarcastic; and the question is....Are you kidding me? How do you plan for a team no matter how you look at it is starting a rookie QB, WR's with little or no experience except for stevie and a suspect O'line. If I am Belicheat I tell my guys to take Thursday and Friday off and show up Sunday around 2 or 3 PM and we should be good for a W. I really hope I am wrong and The Bills from PS games 1 and 2 show up, but given the last 48 hours, I just don't see that happening.

 

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Must have ball control. Keep the ball out of Brady's hands. Run the ball, and develope a good push from our offensive line. Be prepared for exotic blitzes that will attempt to confuse and fluster Tuel. Rely on quick, "west coast offense" type pass plays that are difficult to defend. Our slot receiver must have a good game. Keep an extra back in the backfield for blocking. Avoid hurry up offense and 3 and outs. The latter will fuel Brady, and quickly tire our defense.

On the defensive side, you have to hurry and disrupt Brady. We will need Petine to be sharp with his blizt disguises. As always, when defending Brady his slot and tight end receivers are Bill killers. Slow them on the line.

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Must have ball control. Keep the ball out of Brady's hands. Run the ball, and develope a good push from our offensive line. Be prepared for exotic blitzes that will attempt to confuse and fluster Tuel. Rely on quick, "west coast offense" type pass plays that are difficult to defend. Our slot receiver must have a good game. Keep an extra back in the backfield for blocking. Avoid hurry up offense and 3 and outs. The latter will fuel Brady, and quickly tire our defense.

On the defensive side, you have to hurry and disrupt Brady. We will need Petine to be sharp with his blizt disguises. As always, when defending Brady his slot and tight end receivers are Bill killers. Slow them on the line.

 

Lets put Stevie in the slot, then.

 

Woods and TJ outside.

 

Best thing about Tuel is that he prefers to look downfield first. And yes, I know NE has the best secondary in the league (cough), so lets be aggressive. Attack.

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Doesn't really matter who is at QB. Pats will be plan accordingly and most likely leave with a 'W'.

If they run the ball on us, this is true. It makes no difference who we play at QB if are never on offense and behind by 21 points before we finish our first order of nachos.
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Doesn't really matter who is at QB. Pats will be plan accordingly and most likely leave with a 'W'.

This is a phenomenal post. The detail. The granularity. The minutia. Thank you, D Rock.

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Whether it be EJ or Tuel, with a rookie QB starting his first game, I expect the Pats will stack the box, focus on stopping CJ, bring blitzes early and often, and force the young QB to hang in the pocket, make quick reads and burn you with the big play.

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Lets put Stevie in the slot, then.

 

Woods and TJ outside.

 

Best thing about Tuel is that he prefers to look downfield first. And yes, I know NE has the best secondary in the league (cough), so lets be aggressive. Attack.

 

The pats defence is always changing. Do they really have a good secondary?

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If Tuel does start against the Pats, I think it'll be as much a test of our new Coaches as the players. When Bledsoe was injured Belichick produced a game-plan for his inexperienced, under-sized backup (with no throwing arm) which worked. Of course I'm not saying Tuel is Brady Mk2 - but we've heard all through the pre-season that the Bills have not been game-planning and so having Tuel start in week 1 will see just how good Marrone and Co are at getting the best out of the available squad.

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A lot of what the Pats will see has not been shown in preseason. Tuel will handle it if he has to start. Tuel has nothing to lbe afraid of, nobody thought he would be where he is today. If he is the backup, he will also be ready. Look for Leinart to be #3 against the Pats, unless they decide to go with the guy from Detroit. (he might be cheaper, anyhow) Leinart never made it in the league, hard to figure, he was all world at US C. If he has better attitude now, he might be another Kurt Warner late bloomer. Warner kicked around for quite a few years before becoming the SB QB he was.

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If you were the Patriots, how would your game plan be different if you faced Manuel as opposed to Tuel?

 

It wouldn't from an offensive standpoint, and not much from a defensive standpoint. Since both QBs are extremely raw rookies, you just throw a lot of blitz packages at them and make them run, or throw too early in routes.

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