New England Patriots players believed Indianapolis Colts linebacker Shaq Leonard was calling out offensive plays in Sunday's game. Bill Belichick seemed to agree with that belief.
Belichick complimented both Leonard and Mosley on being great defensive players that probably benefitted from a lot of film studying.
But as he acknowledged, the Patriots are going to have to be a bit more unpredictable in their offensive play-calling to keep opponents from catching on to tendencies.."They anticipate things, and they're able to sometimes get a read on what they think is going to happen. They're not always right, but sometimes they are, and they can certainly make you look bad offensively.
The fact that both the Jets and Colts were able to figure it out, particularly with the Patriots rematching the Jets in Week 11, means they need to work fast at finding a solution to what has quickly become a major offensive problem. This is just one of many examples where the team is going to have to rally around struggling offensive play-caller Matt Patricia to right the ship.
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