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November 14, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Funniest thing about Fireman Ed to me is that a lot of Jets fans hate him and still hold it against him that he grew up a Dolphins fan.

The drive that this touchdown capped off was epically clutch and a great example of playing complimentary football. How many times in recent years have we see the offense go 3 and out and allow the opposition back into the game? Not this year. This is the second time versus the Jets that the Pats offense slammed the door shut on them. They’ll have to keep that up.

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