Patriots QB Tom Brady met the media earlier today, in a pretty good mood. Considering his team just beat the Jets by a large margin a few days ago, that would make sense.
Brady hit on a few topics after a Sunday night game that ended with him completing 12 passes in a row. One pertinent topic revolved around his use of the hurry-up offense, which helped immensely against the Jets.
Want a sample?
On the difficulties of a defense trying to disguise why the Pats are hurrying up: “They say, ‘Let’s disguise, let’s disguise,’ and I go up and say, ‘Blue go,’ and the ball is snapped and now they have a guy totally out of position. There’s a fine line between what you’re doing and if we feel that it’s going to be a big disguise game, then you have a lot of quick counts. Ultimately, if they’re showing what you’re doing, then you take your time. That’s just the cat-and-mouse that goes on all day long especially with good defenses and good secondaries. You could have one guy that’s trying to d
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November 16, 2011
