Brandon Spikes' presence in the middle could be the difference in Super Bowl XLVI. (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Editor: Doug Kyed
I took on the offensive positional breakdown yesterday, today I’ll concentrate on the defense, special teams and coaching to see who has the overall advantage in Super Bowl XLVI.
NEPD Staff Writer: Doug Kyed
Remember when Philadelphia was up 10-0? Eagles fans certainly don’t. As one of my followers on twitter said, Bill probably should have stopped scoring if he wanted his buddy Andy to keep his job. That call to trade draft picks this year might be a little colder.
I’ll have my full post game analysis tomorrow, but here’s my quick hit reaction to the game:
We’ve seen the likes of this before in Preseason games, i.e. Bam Childress and Mike Bishop. But something about the way Edelman moves makes me think that we got the steal of the draft with this former QB from Kent State.
After he snags the ball out of the air, his first move belies the fact that his uniform says #11 and not #83. How can defenses defend against Randy Moss and Wes Welker squared? We think they can’t…
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The Patriots have selected Julian Edelman, QB, from Kent State. Great athlete, could be used in a wildcat situation.
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