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He's a hard guy to throw over on the perimeter ... He runs fast, he makes up ground. There have been a number of plays where receivers get behind him, but he's able to run them down, still get his hands on the ball.
I would say just based on my experience as a coach through the years that most basketball players, most have good hands ... They have to handle the ball a lot. The ball is on them quick, tight passes and handling the ball in traffic and that kind of thing.
I think Tavon made a lot of progress over the course of the season. He’s a solid guy who early in the year had to make some adjustments, like all rookies do ... But he’s mature, hard-working, a tough kid that has good size; he’s physical. He played well for us in a number of situations, both close to the line, in the kicking game, and at times in the deep part of the field. He got his hands on some balls, had a few interceptions. He’s an instinctive player and we feel good about his future here.More quotes »
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Only Tom Brady immune to 'Patriot Way'
extension that will keep Brady in New England until he’s 40, which is unheard of with the Patriots under head coach Bill Belichick. You would think a player as productive as Welker, who had five 100-catch seasons in New England and 118 receptions in 2012, 11:50 AM from ESPN Read more »
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Can tight end find safe Harbor on defense?
to experiment with Harbor and Avant instead of other potential Eagles candidates. The concept isn’t new, since Patriots coach Bill Belichick and others have done it. Belichick has used versatile receiver Julian Edelman in games as a strong safety, including 5/22/13 from PhillyBurbs.com Read more »
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Pats' projected starters are 6th oldest
of the tenants behind the Patriots' sustained success under Bill Belichick has been a mix of young talent and veteran experience throughout the roster. When Tom Brady was a young, developing quarterback in the league, veterans such as Troy Brown , Tedy Bruschi from ESPN Read more »
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Report: Bill Belichick is no longer NFL's highest-paid coach
Belichick's two-year reign as America's highest-paid coach has come to an end. Belichick's annual salary is $7.5 million, according to Forbes, which ties him with Chiefs coach Andy Reid as the second highest in all the land. Saints coach Sean Payton overtook from Boston Herald Read more »
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Bill Belichick Falls Out Of Top Spot On Forbes’ Highest Paid Coach List
(CBS) – Bill Belichick’s two-year run as the highest paid coach in U.S. sports has come to an end. “Belichick is arguably the NFL’s best tactician, evidenced by the fact that the Patriots have won 72.6% of their games and made five trips to the Super Bowl from CBS Boston Read more »
