He hits people so hard it changes their gameplan, and he always has. It's hard for a receiver to concentrate on catching the ball when they know there is an incoming wrecking ball.

>Maybe he shouldn't hit quite so hard, considering how much of the time he is injured. No question about his talent. The Indy defense went from being a langhingstock to good enough to win the Super Bowl when he came back late last season.
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>>Are you kidding me? Bob Sanders is Superman. He will be all over that field and I will be surprised if all of NE's running backs make it through the game un-injured. Also, I will pay good money to watch The Hitman level Randy Moss.
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>>Bob Sanders - University of Iowa alum
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>>>I caught a little of NBC's football wrapup show tonite. Chris Collingsworth had some interesting insight. He showed some clips of Indy on D. Focusing a little on where they place Bob Sanders.
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>>>They showed him in the box, so there were 8 in the box for the run, with man on the outside receivers. Then they showed the middle open up for the run is Sanders was helping with receivers.
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>>>They discussed how if you try this with NE, you'll get eaten alive. i watched a little of the NE game today, and of the plays I saw, they seemed to get a hugh amount of yardage on quick passes to the RB. I don't know if Indy can cover this.
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>>>>Next Sunday is gonna be fun.
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>>>>Yeah, next week's game is really the Super Bowl (or the AFC Title game will also be the Super Bowl, as whoever wins the AFC will destroy the NFC opponent).
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>>>>I honestly don't know who to pick in that game. Indy maybe has a 'slight' edge, but I won't be surprised either way.