Shots Heard 'Round The Web - Patriots Links 12/04/08
TEAM SHOTS
- Children's Hospital Boston honors Cassel, Wilfork.
- Rosey future for Pats LBs; Wednesday notebook.
- Patriots - Seahawks Injury Report for Wednesday.
LOCAL SHOTS
- Kerry J. Byrne gives us a Statistical Root Canal, separating the solid from the rotten.
- Karen Guregian talks about the knockout reality for Welker and other middle men.
- Shalise Manza Young focuses on Rosie Colvin's return.
- Mike Reiss reports Wes Welker talks about Clark hit; Rosevelt Colvin Q & A; Deion Branch talks Pats, Brady; and updates the Practice Squad.
- Chris Gasper shares his thoughts after Wes Welker spoke to the media for the first time this week, and gives us his Three Keys vs. the Seahawks.
- Mike Reiss revisits the Deion Branch trade, breaks down gap control, and offers a Stat Check showing where the Pats stand in the NFL.
- Adam Kilgore reports Deion Branch is looking forward to seeing his former teammates, harbors no hard feelings towards Pats, and talks with Rosevelt Colvin about his decision to return.
- Globe Patriots Notebook: Welker isn't striking back; Seymour on Belichick; injury updates.
- Christopher Price says Belichick feels good about Pats' chances down the stretch.
- All Things Bill Belichick: Bill Belichick's Wednesday Press Conference transcript.
LONG SHOTS
- Kerry J. Byrne (CHFF for SI): Welcome to the Golden Age of Passing.
- Ross Tucker (SI): Jets make most of free agency, may have bought themselves a playoff spot.
- PatriotsFootball Weekly: New England at Seattle Game preview.
VIEW FROM SEATTLE
- Danny O'Neil (Seattle Times): Grumpy Bill Belichick? Just an act.
- Scott M. Johnson (Daily Herald): Injuries have hindered both Seahawks and Pats this season.
- Scott M. Johnson (Daily Herald): Branch has no grudge with Pats.
- Danny O'Neil (Seattle Times): Holmgren wished Mora's status as heir apparent hadn't been publicly proclaimed.
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Have you checked out Mike Reis's Stat Check yet?
I just can’t get over two numbers in particular – being 30th in the league in Red-zone defense, and 29th in Third-down defense. That’s just mind-blowing.
Keep the faith!
by Marima on Dec 4, 2008 10:51 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
I can't either
For a defense that is bend but don’t break, that is WAY too much breaking.
by NESilver on Dec 4, 2008 10:31 PM EST up reply actions 0 recs
Just for reference and comparison
ProFootball Weekly has the full stat chart.
Keep the faith!
by Marima on Dec 4, 2008 10:59 AM EST reply actions 0 recs

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