Patriots Aim for Consistent Rushing Attack

0:00On April 2nd, the New England Patriots had a strong running back pair last season with Ramandre Stevenson and Treveye on Henderson, ranking 6th in. Russia temps at 4.94, second in yards with 2,191 and 4th in touchdowns at 22. Still, Coach Mike Rabel wants more from the ground game. Earlier this week at the NFL Annual Meeting, Rabel made it clear, consistency is the big goal. The team signed left guard Alija Vera Tucker, full back Regigilium and tied in Julian Hill to multi-year deals in free agency to shore things. Up, dig deeper into the stats and you see the problem, 25th in expected points added per run and 26th in success rate at 38. Percent, Rabel pointed out too many stall drives, even with some explosive gains averaging out okay. Those offseason moves aimed to steady the line and help the backs, setting up better play action passes. It all came to a head in the Super Bowl, where shaky rushing forced too many drop backs

1:02against the nasty pass rush. With these pieces in place, Rabel's pushing for a more reliable attack that keeps defenses guessing and builds on last year's foundation. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day.