TruBlueCowboy
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Here's my question to you folks.
A lot of people have said this year that they question the coaching and/or Drew Bledsoe because although there have been a lot of problems with the team, other teams still get by and win with the same problems, and often go to the Playoffs.
On the Pro Bowl show on ESPN, Tom Jackson said that Tom Brady had his best year not only because he leads the NFL in passing yards, but because he changed his game. Jackson said he had to change his game to cope with a bad offensive line (New England was hit just as bad as Dallas with oline injuries) and a defense that would give up too many points.
I haven't seen many Pats games, so my question is what exactly does Tom Jackson mean by saying Brady had to "change his game." Were they running a slightly different offense to account for less pocket time? Was Brady having to scramble a little more, stay more aware of his linemen? Was it just Brady being forced to pass often?
And my biggest question is why can't Drew Bledsoe do this? Why doesn't anyone ever say this about him? I know it's hard to play when your offensive line is terrible, but OTHER quarterbacks have gotten by in this league! Is this basically what we're stuck with until we find a franchise QB again and groom him in Dallas?
A lot of people have said this year that they question the coaching and/or Drew Bledsoe because although there have been a lot of problems with the team, other teams still get by and win with the same problems, and often go to the Playoffs.
On the Pro Bowl show on ESPN, Tom Jackson said that Tom Brady had his best year not only because he leads the NFL in passing yards, but because he changed his game. Jackson said he had to change his game to cope with a bad offensive line (New England was hit just as bad as Dallas with oline injuries) and a defense that would give up too many points.
I haven't seen many Pats games, so my question is what exactly does Tom Jackson mean by saying Brady had to "change his game." Were they running a slightly different offense to account for less pocket time? Was Brady having to scramble a little more, stay more aware of his linemen? Was it just Brady being forced to pass often?
And my biggest question is why can't Drew Bledsoe do this? Why doesn't anyone ever say this about him? I know it's hard to play when your offensive line is terrible, but OTHER quarterbacks have gotten by in this league! Is this basically what we're stuck with until we find a franchise QB again and groom him in Dallas?