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Archives for April 5, 2011

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8Eash_dA38

Kinda feels like off-season Danny Woodhead day, so why not a little highlight package of him. Excited to see what he can do after a full year to digest the playbook and come in ready to contribute.

One of the biggest reasons I enjoy being a Patriots fan so much are special players like Wes Welker and Woodhead who might get overlooked by other teams, but BB finds a spot for them and allows their talent to shine. So much fun to watch…

(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/kinda-feels-like-off-season-danny-woodhead-day-so/

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It’s still growing… and growing… and growing….

https://www.patspropaganda.com/its-still-growing-and-growing-and-growing/

Woodhead for Madden Cover?

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Woodhead for Madden Cover?

There’s a lot of debate right now in Patriots Nation about whether or not we want Danny Woodhead on the cover of Madden 2012. Personally I’m all for it, I don’t buy into stupid curses and having Woody on the cover would be great for promoting the sport to tiny white guys. It’s also nice that it has a little “one that got away” element for the Jets as well. So vote for Woody!

ESPN: Belichick unanimously voted best coach

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ESPN: Belichick unanimously voted best coach

Um der…

Also had to include this quote:

For the first time in ESPN.com’s individual Power Rankings series, the eight panelists reached unanimity. Each of us voted Belichick the NFL’s best head coach, and there’s little room for argument.

As someone who has scrolled through their comments for the past three years, I can hear the Spygate whiners already.

But Belichick hasn’t won anything since the New England Patriots were caught videotaping defensive hand signals …

That’s true, I suppose, if you don’t consider 51 victories, a .797 win percentage, three division titles and a trip to the Super Bowl not winning anything. I’m pretty sure fans of any team other than the Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants gladly would trade their past four years for the Patriots’ so-called embarrassments.