Super Bowl XXXIX
Patriots vs Eagles
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Super Bowl XXXIX
Patriots vs Eagles
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Tom Brady and Drew Bledsoe reacting to the Patriots winning Super Bowl 36
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How the Patriots Offense Can Reach New Heights in 2013
Wednesday B/R column is up…

Pats’ special teams finish 13th – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
The special teams were mostly reliable throughout the 2012 season for the Patriots, with highlights including a kickoff return for a touchdown by Devin McCourty and two special teams touchdowns by Julian Edelman. Other more forgettable plays include a blocked punt early in the season, as well as a near kickoff return for a touchdown allowed to open the AFC divisional round against the Houston Texans.
Patriots defensive end Chandler Jones did not need surgery on either of his injured ankles, according to a source. Jones said last week that he would need to consult the team doctor to discuss a course of action, and he didn’t rule out surgery. But it looks like rest will be the best method of recovery
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Scouting the Draft: Mississippi State’s Fletcher Cox – NYTimes.com Cox is best in tight quarters where he can use his strength and above-average quickness. Outside, he often comes off the ball too upright and loses leverage. At the 5:11 mark against Wake, you can see him rush with a poor base and ultimately lose balance. […]