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The Point After (BostonHerald.com)
Bill Belichick explains the Patriots’ passing game: “There is never a primary receiver.”
I always like to learn something I didn’t know before, even if it’s a little tidbit. And that was the case today, during Patriots coach Bill Belichick’s news conference. Full Article at The Point After (BostonHerald.com)
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There’s never a primary receiver
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You can show him 13 players on the field ... but other than that, I don’t think you can give him anything new.
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We’ll deal with the situation when he comes back ... I don’t know when that’s going to be. Both guys have shown they can play that position very competitively, and we’ll deal with it when it’s an option. The last couple weeks, it hasn’t been an option.
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I think, right now, the most important thing is what it means to our football team ... We’re 6-2 and it’s a big game for us on the road. We know (Indianapolis) is an outstanding team. They are undefeated this year, they’ve won 18, 19 in a row - however many it’s been. They’re pretty good. It’s a big cha...
