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Pats running back Faulk out with broken leg

Wow!

But hey, I thought..."Quite Frankley (Tom Brady) is all they need!" We'll see how that works out for them going forward.
 
Man they can't catch a break.

Although I don't think Kevin Faulk is all that valuable to them it is just yet another little piece.
 
Agua said:
He isn't.
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Well, each player is a piece of the puzzle. All great teams have championship runs, and all championship runs eventually come to an end.

Losing pieces to the puzzle contribute to this.

I know BB is a great coach, but I find it hard to lose 2 big time LB's, 1 big time Safety, your starting LT, and now a RB/returner and not have it impact you in the Win/Loss column.

So regardless if you think Faulk is great, he a piece and frankly D's have to account for him. Its all part of Miami taking care of its business and having others help knock off the champs.
 
Miami needs to take advantage of these key injuries, all three teams are down and Miami needs to keep on bounding them. let's just hope they don't get over confident and lose focus.
 
Isn't Dillon their starting RB? I think Faulk is their main kick returner.
 
Dolphins_SR66 said:
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2178799

Wow......things keep falling Miami's way.
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I was saying this would happen last year but I was wrong. I took another year for the Pats to get hurt. They have played a lot of long seasons the past few years. Those extra games and shorter offseasons add up and can wear teams down. Expect more core guys to go down too.
 
whatsburning said:
Isn't Dillon their starting RB? I think Faulk is their main kick returner.
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Yes you are correct on that. Faulk spells Dillon and returns kicks.

September 28, 2005
With Faulk battered, Pats add Zereoue to backfield
With reserve tailback Kevin Faulk officially ruled "out" and likely to be sidelined several weeks by a leg injury, the New England Patriots signed veteran free agent Amos Zereoue
 
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