New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins Injury Report Released

Especially this time of year. Haney would be gasping for air.

When they’re on the field they’re a wrecking crew, but they’re both such big men that I suspect they’ll use Haynesworth when they need to, not on every down.

Belichick seems to have taken that into consideration, because the D-line is probably the deepest unit on the team.

They also cut the other part-time 2010 starter, James Sanders, because he was too expensive and starting to slow down. He was the leader of the D, so having him and Meriweather gone at the same time is a bit of a knock.

The real issue, at least in my eyes, was they lost Jarrad Page to free agency. They’d initially put him under a RFA contract, but the renegotiated CBA made him a full free agent again, so he went to the Eagles. He’s the one guy from 2010 who I didn’t want to lose.

In saying that, they’ve still got Pat Chung, and I’m sure you ‘Phins fans remember him. They’ve also got ex-UFA Sergio Brown, and he basically won the Pats-Chargers game last year by cleaning Antonio Gates’s clock on what would’ve been a reception to set up a chip-shot field goal. They also took James Ihedigbo from the Jets, and he can stand in at Safety at a pinch.

It’s an unproven unit, but has interesting physical makeup.

At CB, Bodden and McCourty are likely to be known to you guys, and they have second-round CB Ras-I Dowling, who did pretty well in his first action in the 4th game. The opposition didn’t try to pick on him, which was a good sign. At 4th CB is Kyle Arrington, and he was a starter last year who played fairly well, although he’s a better special teamer than he is a Cornerback.

They’ll use Gronkowski (either one) to chip the OLB and force them inside into the OT, and the break off into short routes.

That’s how the Pats used Gronk against the Steelers, and on the three or four occasions where it was clear they weren’t pass-rushing from that side, they passed to Rob Gronkowski. The guy had 4 receptions, and three of them were for touchdowns.

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To beat a dead horse … you can’t “unlearn” something viewed. I’m so over it … but … it was an advantage.

It was because of the leak that Goodell destroyed the other six (which is stupid, he should have just released all of them).

The tapes just showed what you’d expect to show. Jimmy Johnson described how it works – you sync up two cameras for time, have one tape the play, have one tape the signaler. You then match up the play and the appropriate signal after the game.

That’s it. It’s basically just taping what anyone in the crowd could see if they watched the coaching bench instead of the game.