The smart money says, "stack the box on McGahee, keep Tebow in the pocket and make him beat you with his arm." Trouble is, he just put up 316 yards and 2 TDs on 21 attempts against the #1 passing D. Ya'll are ranked... lower... against the pass. Might be wise to keep some safeties back, maybe try a few nickels/dimes.

Trouble is, last time we got, like, 250 rushing yards on ya'll; the only reason we STOPPED is because after the turnovers put us in a hole and you got a TD to start the 4th quarter we no longer had time to run. You let Lance freakin' Ball get a 30 yard TD run; that guy is so good I hope he is on another team next year.

Basically, it seems like when you said during last years playoffs that New Englands D sucked and would only be worse this year, you were right. IF we can keep Brady off the field, we have a very good chance next week (if we cannot, it will be a beat down, because our secondary is garbage without Dawkins and your line will not let Miller or Doom near Brady.) I would not want to be Belichick preparing for this game: Do I sell out on the run against a team that gashed me badly last time, at the risk of Demaryius Thomas averaging 50 yards per catch again, or do I respect Tebows passing and risk McGahee running roughshod over me until he is just too exhausted to continue?

How badly do you think Champ Bailey wants a pick six on a Josh McDaniels called play after what he did to the Broncos? I cannot BELIEVE ya'll rehired him; even if you win another Super Bowl now, after McDaniels took Spygate with him to Denver people will just assume the coachs son was the only Patriot who knew how to read other teams signals, and that was why you could not reach, let alone win, a Super Bowl without him. It is almost as mind blowing as him WANTING to return; even if he is wildly successful now, after blowing up the Broncos AND Rams people will just assume HE cannot succeed without Belichick and Brady holding his hand (which is probably true.)

Well, anyway, good luck next week; hope we beat ya'll by 30.