Here's what I don't understand. The Patriots remind me a lot of Florida. Both sets of receivers run timing routes with many going to the sidelines for a pass only they can catch. They do go across the middle (to TE or slot) when man-press coverage is on the receivers. They run the ball when inside the 5-yard line. There are a lot of people making a lot more money than me to figure out Brady's offensive strategy....but...
Were I a DC, I would play man-press coverage the entire game and "jam" the receiver at the line of scrimmage (with the 5-yard zone)...every. single. time. This disrupts the timing.
Then I would blitz one LB or DB on Brady constantly - every down. They would come from various packages and from multiple positions.
I would pay for the best DT/DEs in the business to put constant pressure (in addition to the blitzer) on Brady and force him to move around or out of the pocket all together.
I don't care who they play. If the defense sits back and gives time, Brady will eat your lunch and hand you the ticket every time. He runs his offense almost like many of us back out cars out of the driveway - it seems almost as if it is "automatic". It's reminiscent of Steve Spurrier's "Fun and Gun" offense.
They'll be 50 of you to disagree - so lets hear it (respectfully please)...
Were I a DC, I would play man-press coverage the entire game and "jam" the receiver at the line of scrimmage (with the 5-yard zone)...every. single. time. This disrupts the timing.
Then I would blitz one LB or DB on Brady constantly - every down. They would come from various packages and from multiple positions.
I would pay for the best DT/DEs in the business to put constant pressure (in addition to the blitzer) on Brady and force him to move around or out of the pocket all together.
I don't care who they play. If the defense sits back and gives time, Brady will eat your lunch and hand you the ticket every time. He runs his offense almost like many of us back out cars out of the driveway - it seems almost as if it is "automatic". It's reminiscent of Steve Spurrier's "Fun and Gun" offense.
They'll be 50 of you to disagree - so lets hear it (respectfully please)...
