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#1 MrMojoRisin

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Posted January 25 2012, 03:47 PM

We all know there are bound to be some up the sleeve play's in the SB, something we have not seen all year from either team. What do you think we might see?

1. Nate Solder ® OT Colorado: Nate played TE in college BB has not used him all year do you think we see a tackle eligible ball thrown his way?

2. I also think at times we might see NE in a 3 - 3 front adding an extra DB to help take away the pass. The Giants O Line is not good if it's determined we can get pressure with a 3 man rush look for the Pats to add an extra safety or DB.

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Posted January 25 2012, 08:16 PM

yeah i could see either of those, #1 especially if Gronk is out or not 100%

on the Giants side I think we will see a classic gadget play or two on offense...

maybe in homage to the 49ers, a statue of Liberty,
or a flea flicker...I wouldn't put a fake punt past them either if the opportunity presents itself and they bog down on a 4th and short (or less) in that no mans land just inside the 50

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Posted January 25 2012, 08:37 PM

Bilicheck uses a WR to play DB... wait that's been done before.

Bilicheck uses a RB at 5 different positions.. again.

Bilicheck uses a defensive end as a TE for a goal line TD... wow, this is getting difficult. :shrug:

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Posted January 25 2012, 09:47 PM

Tom Brady running the read option

-5 yards

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Posted January 25 2012, 10:35 PM

Cats, on January 25 2012, 09:47 PM, said:

Tom Brady running the read option

-5 yards

Bet you they won't be expecting it.

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