the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.

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    the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.

    posted at 11/25/2009 7:46 AM EST

    why are the pats able to pour it on in the first half of a game,and then they become anemic the second half?

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    Re: the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.

    posted at 11/25/2009 8:03 AM EST

    The coordinators don't adjust well at the half and they need a Clock killing Running back and since they don't have a clock killer, the pass plays become conservative and predictable to the other team
     

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    Re: the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.

    posted at 11/25/2009 8:23 AM EST

    In Response to Re: the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.:
    The coordinators don't adjust well at the half and they need a Clock killing Running back and since they don't have a clock killer, the pass plays become conservative and predictable to the other team
    Posted by patswirelessfan

    And no trick plays whatsoever to keep the enemies' defense guessing.  I want some direct snaps again!
     

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    Re: the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.

    posted at 11/25/2009 10:53 AM EST

    Why can't Brady just call the plays himself? There is no OC and he is experienced enough to run the offense by himself.
     

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    Re: the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.

    posted at 11/25/2009 12:20 PM EST

    In Response to the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.:
    why are the pats able to pour it on in the first half of a game,and then they become anemic the second half? http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/football/patriots/view.bg?articleid=1214431&srvc=rss&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+bostonherald%2Fsports%2Ffootball%2Fpatriots+%28N.E.+Patriots+-+Patriots+%26+NFL+-+BostonHerald.com%29
    Posted by mosseffect43


    If they win I don't care, when they lose it is a problem. In most of the games we had a good lead and worked to hold on to it and not create a turn over. I would rather they run and gun the second half, but as I said, I take whatever gets a win.
     

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    Re: the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.

    posted at 11/25/2009 6:05 PM EST

    In Response to Re: the pats are a jekyll and hyde when it comes to two halves in a game.:
    Why can't Brady just call the plays himself? There is no OC and he is experienced enough to run the offense by himself.
    Posted by PuntonFirstDown
    to a degree he does.he has a lot of plays on his wrist band,and if he see,s something in the defense,he will call an audible,and change the play,or at least make the defense think he is.and if the defense reacts to his audible,and moves to where he wants them,its better for that play.