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I have many great memories of watching the Patriots at the old Foxboro Stadium. I think I saw just about every inch of it, from getting to go to a few games up in the Reebok luxury box, to shooting a video for our local cable access channel that got us on the sideline, in the press box and in the locker room after the game where we interviewed Fred Smerlas about his horrible sweater. Hard not to miss those aluminum benches.
PatsPropaganda.com is officially two years old today! While we’ve been blogging about the Pats since December 2007 it wasn’t until April 20, 2010 that, with help from sister Sarah, we launched PatsProp as a place that was all mine for posting all things Pats related.
It’s hard to believe how many cool things have happened as a result of this blog. Just to name a few:
But really the greatest thing that has come from this blog has been connecting with so many great Patriots fans all around the globe. It’s great to feel part of a global community that all root for one great team, and what a crazy ride it has been even in just the two short years PatsPropaganda has been in existence.
So thank you to everyone who stops by the site and helped it grow into something I never imagined it could. In the words of Dirk Diggler “we’re gonna keep rockin’ and rollin’”.
And of course, as always, GO PATS!
Mike D.
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I think last year they got lucky getting by the Ravens,” he said. “It’s good enough to get you through the regular season, for sure, because of the weapons you have. … I’m not sure the defense can do it totally to get to the Super Bowl, but they can get to the playoffs with that defense. And that defense will be better this year.
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Some great pics on PatsFans!
Rookie cap could mean more draft trades – The Boston Globe
Interesting take from Bedard. I think ultimately I agree with this nugget the most:
I think teams would be more inclined to trade up with less concern of financial risk,’’ said an AFC personnel director. “But I still think a pick is a pick in that if you take a character risk, you still risk losing value with the pick if it fails.’’
Three said business will be conducted the same way.
“Trading is more about the football value of a player than any monetary value,’’ said another AFC personnel director. “Each draft has its own personality based on the quality and substance of each player in each round. Teams will trade when they covet a particular player, regardless of how much that player costs.’’
Tom Brady is still Tom Brady.
