Patrick Chung

LB Brandon Spikes and S Patrick Chung were lost to injury. They will play in Super Bowl LXVI, but not DE Andre Carter and DT Albert Haynesworth. Carter is on injured reserve while Haynesworth was released.

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Good to see safety Patrick Chung and LB Brandon Spikes back in action. They last played November sixth against the New York Giants. With the defense having the problems they’ve had all year, the return of these two veterans for the playoffs should be huge.

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His defensive background was fully put to use as he started the game in place of Patrick Chung. Besides finishing with seven total tackles, Slater forced a fumble in the third quarter. Naturally, the ball was recovered by the human loose ball vacuum, CB Kyle Arrington.

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y sweepstakes is…Josh Barrett! The former Denver practice squad player started the game with Patrick Chung. Barrett had an unspectacular night with four tackles. But he did bite on an underneath route that opened up WR Brian Hartline for a 10-yard touchdown reception. Whether it’s Barrett, Sergio Brown, or maybe a veteran signed this week, it will be the most scrutinized position on the team.

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player added to the roster with an “I don’t give a ” reputation is rookie safety Patrick Chung. He’s built a little thicker than Merriweather and could be a better hitter, but until he does it on the field, I’ll hold my judgment. 

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t group to get signed likely will be the four second round picks, DT Ron Brace, CB Darius Butler, S Patrick Chung, and OT Sebastian Vollmer. And ultimately I expect the drafted dozen to all be under contract by the time training camp starts on July 30th.  

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l effective? 

Besides the two veterans New England also drafted CB Darius Butler and safety Patrick Chung. The return of CB Terrence Wheatley from a season-ending wrist injury also makes the battle in the secondary interesting. 

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for some players, especially DE Jarvis Green, but everyone must move on at some point. 

25: Patrick Chung – The number became infamous after Fernando Bryant was too scared to tackle a New York Giants tight end in a preseason game and was pushed into the endzone. Chung will make the number look heroic with just one tackle. 

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Reports have surfaced today that the New England Patriots have reached out to Jason Taylor again about joining the team. While we agree with Michael Lombardi that a pass rusher is about all the Pats are missing for another Super Bowl run, we're just not sold on Taylor being the answer.

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s had 4 picks in the first two rounds of 2010, and a number of uniquely talented prospects. 

Patrick Chung: He's a good complement to James Sanders and Brandon Meriweather. Sturdy, plays with an edge, and should excel playing close to the line of scrimmage. With Sanders and Meriweather both signed thru 2011 and now the addition of Chung, the Patriots have a solid young corps of safeties.

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The other prospect that could contribute now is DT Ron Brace. Otherwise, I'm not wild about S Patrick Chung and OT Sebastian Vollmer. Chung can hit and play the run, but is a liability in pass coverage. and Vollner sounds like a year or two project for the right side.

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