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Patriots DL Richard Seymour pressures Eagles QB Donovan McNabb during the Patriots preseason game in Philly on August 13, 2009.

Bill Belichick Post-game follow-up:

I think, just kind of as a follow-up to last night, looking at the film, there were again a lot of positive things in all areas and a lot of things that we still need a lot of work on, fundamentally, a lot of little techniques. There was, again, some good evidence that we've made some progress there and there were  also times when we didn't do it as consistently or correctly as we need  to do it. So we've gone through the film in quite a bit of detail today, both as a staff and with the players here this afternoon, to get those things corrected.

Chris Baker Post-game quotes from the tight end:

On how comfortable he himself was in a new offense:

"It is still a work in progress for me learning this offense. I am working hard and this is a very complex offense.  I am starting now to feel better though. Our coaching staff has really focused on our red zone production during camp and I think we did some good things."

On how he felt scoring two touchdowns:

"I think that I can get open with [WR Randy] Moss out there being covered as heavy as he will.  It is really up to me to get out there and beat the man coverage. I expect that I will be able to do that and have good things happen. I was very excited to get in the end zone this game because last season I did not. That was the first time in my career that I did not get in the end zone."

Richard Seymour Post-game quotes from the defensive lineman:

On the play of the defensive line tonight:

"I think we played well and the preseason games are big for the guys on the inside. Games during the season are won and lost here and we have to work hard at these preseason games. We really have to work hard on rushing the passer and stopping the run. If teams can run the ball on the defense once the season starts then you will not be a good football team. I think the defense has been a strength to this team the last couple of years."

On if they felt they played the 4-3 defense well tonight:

"I think tonight we tried out a bunch of combination of guys and it went pretty well. I think that we will show different guys up front this season with the 4-3 and sometimes the 3-4.  We will want to mix it up. I think when we do that we give ourselves a better chance to win. I think that we will watch the films and make some adjustments that will make us even stronger."

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The Death Star is fully operational

I nearly fell off of my chair on that one!

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by MaPatsFan on Aug 15, 2009 9:10 AM EDT reply actions  

me too

except I’m pretty sure Belichick wouldn’t have used the phrase, “I’m afraid” before the death star comment.

Keep the faith!

by Marima on Aug 15, 2009 12:12 PM EDT up reply actions  

The Belichick Post Death Star Presser below:

The more you know, the more you know that you don't know.

by SlotMachinePlayer on Aug 17, 2009 12:08 PM EDT up reply actions  

Lord Belichick:

On how he feels about the Death Star test:

While the Death Star test is still early in development, there were positives that we can take from it. I certainly felt good to get out there are blow up our first planet. I think the gernerator guys and the particle accelerator guys in particular had a good first day.

That’s not to say that there aren’t some things we can’t improve. Offensively it took entirely too much time to decimate the planet, and there were still pieces of it floating in space. I think when we get a chance to look at the film, we’ll be able to improve that. If nothing else make those pieces smaller.

Of course defensively, we were able to hold off the larger ships pretty well. I have a feeling though, that we might be vulnerable to some smaller ships hitting our reactor ventilation ports. I think when we go back and look at that we’ll be able to tighten that up too.

On how he feels about use of the Force in the league:

Well they have the Force, and of course we have it too. With all of the parity in the league, I think you’ll find some of that on every team. Of course, it’s not enough to just have the Force, you need to work on it and develop it. I think we do that as well as anyone.

The more you know, the more you know that you don't know.

by SlotMachinePlayer on Aug 15, 2009 3:21 PM EDT reply actions  

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