You got that right! IMO, there are two players that have been VERY underrated through this glorious run...........one on offense (Kevin Faulk) and the other on defense (Mike Vrabel).
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You got that right! IMO, there are two players that have been VERY underrated through this glorious run...........one on offense (Kevin Faulk) and the other on defense (Mike Vrabel).
How many points will New England will score in the Rams game?
Are we looking at another 50-spot?
Are we looking at another 50-spot?
OT: Mike is from NE Ohio. His brother and father own an insurance company near me. I talk to his brother Bill quite often. Very nice family....
New England is the beneficiary of a very weak schedule. They don't play a formidable opponent until week 6. I won't be surprised if they are 4-0 leading up to that point.
Week 3: vs. Miami
Week 4: BYE
Week 5: @ San Francisco
Week 6: @ San Diego
With that said, their defense will win them games, not the offense.
I'm not so sure about that. The Pats are loaded at running back and have a very good O-Line. Obviously Matt Cassel isn't going to make anyone forget Tom Brady, but he has a lot of safety valves to throw to underneath (Wes Welker, Kevin Faulk, and when he's finally healthy Benjamin Watson).
Bill,
if I were you, I'd watch reruns of that Super Bowl upset of New England over the Rams.
The St. Louis team you saw in Super Bowl XXXVI is not even comparable to the blue-and-yellow wreck you'll see in December.
if I were you, I'd watch reruns of that Super Bowl upset of New England over the Rams.
The St. Louis team you saw in Super Bowl XXXVI is not even comparable to the blue-and-yellow wreck you'll see in December.
