Pats are still third in passing yards after yesterday.
We are also first in field goals. Not so great. But red zone offense is clearly an area that needs work, so that's stating the obvious. Anyway, it could be worse...the Giants missed some 20-yarder or something. I believe that Gostkowski has only missed one so far this season in the first game against Buffalo.
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Friday, November 14, 2008
How many yards???
Reiss breaks it down really nicely:
The Patriots got 511 (!) net yards.
Matt Cassel threw for 400 of those. He ran for 62 of those. He also had 30 completions.
Wes Welker caught 7 for 108 yards. Watson had 88. Keller, that infamous #81 on the Jets, had 87.
Mayo ruled the field with 20 tackles, although we probably all noticed that.
Gostkowski set a personal record for most field goals in a season (24). If he gets to 32, he'll beat the club record. In a way, I want to see him do this. In a way, I really don't because I want to see more touchdowns.
The Patriots got 511 (!) net yards.
Matt Cassel threw for 400 of those. He ran for 62 of those. He also had 30 completions.
Wes Welker caught 7 for 108 yards. Watson had 88. Keller, that infamous #81 on the Jets, had 87.
Mayo ruled the field with 20 tackles, although we probably all noticed that.
Gostkowski set a personal record for most field goals in a season (24). If he gets to 32, he'll beat the club record. In a way, I want to see him do this. In a way, I really don't because I want to see more touchdowns.
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jerod mayo,
Matt Cassel,
stephen gostkowski,
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