Patriots fans, the view from 48 yards away, where Vinatieri kicked his game-winning field goal in Super Bowl XXXVI twitter.com/jeffphowe/stat…
— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) January 29, 2013
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The Patriots were exceptional at forcing turnovers this season, and Ninkovich seemed to find his way around the ball in critical situations. But nonetheless, the defensive end group lacked a dynamic pass rusher that could get to the quarterback consistently when the team rushed just four players after Jones suffered a pair of ankle injuries. Jones’ ceiling remains high, and he should improve this offseason with a full slate of workouts, team activities and training camp to build from.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-patriots-were-exceptional-at-forcing-turnovers/
Patriots 2012 Season in Review
Patriots 2012 Season in Review
Bill Belichick (205) moved into a tie with Marty Schottenheimer for sixth place all time in career wins. Belichick (18) needs one more postseason victory to tie Don Shula (19) for second place in postseason wins. Tom Landry (20) is in first place. Belichick has five conference titles and needs one more to match Don Shula, who led his teams to six Super Bowls.
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New England Patriots 2012-13 Highlights (by seasalllover)
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https://www.patspropaganda.com/new-england-patriots-2012-13-highlights-by-2/
The Fellowship of the Miserable: How Boston Sportswriters Got So AwfulBoston Articles
The Fellowship of the Miserable: How Boston Sportswriters Got So AwfulBoston Articles
Good read, wish there was some love for Boston sports blogs too!
Still, there are some local writers who understand that a fresh approach is what’s needed. Greg A. Bedard, the Globe football columnist, for example, spends hours every season studying film from Patriots games. The stories he writes after games don’t necessarily rely on getting lots of access to players in the locker room, but his analysis is more enlightening than yet another strikingly unrevealing quote from Tom Brady or Bill Belichick. By taking the time to break down the film, he’s able to give fans an inside look at why the game happened the way it did.
