I know that’s hard to believe right? The New England Patriots went undefeated during the 2007 regular season with Tom Brady and Randy Moss setting a few records along the way. How could an offense that went undefeated during the regular season in 2007 be even more dangerous now, especially after losing a speedster and play-making weapon like Moss from its arsenal? It’s hard to tell just looking at the numbers. The Patriots were not able to duplicate their undefeated regular season record and Brady’s numbers didn’t quite measure up to some of the statistics he posted in 2007. His completion percentage was down, he threw for less touchdowns and he threw four more interceptions. He did have his best ever year in terms of total passing yardage though. So how is this offense better when most of Brady’s numbers have declined? One reason is because of a slight change the Patriots made in their offensive philosophy. This change has been the difference in how they have played this year as op...
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