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Some thoughts on the Patriots schedule – Extra Points – Boston.com
Just for kicks: predicting 12-4 with losses at Falcons, Saints (new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan knows how to slow Tom Brady a bit; New Orleans offense a schematic mismatch vs. Patriots), Broncos (they win it for Welker and Jack Del Rio gets a clue) and at Dolphins.
PatsPropaganda & Frenz Podcast LIVE Today! 11am EST: Schedule & Draft Offense Edition
Join Frenz and I as we discuss the Pats 2013 schedule along with what the Pats could do on offense in this year’s draft.
Noted by Jaws: Tom Brady can tie record for most consecutive games w/a TD pass (54) against NO in Week 6. Current record holder? Drew Brees.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) April 19, 2013
Must-Watch Games, Matchups and Storylines from Patriots’ 2013 Schedule
Friday slideshizz is up, ranking the best games of the season, and holy hoodie, there are some doozies.
The Patriots will see the Bucs twice in about five weeks because of their preseason meeting. That might reduce the desire for joint practices or, at the very least, destroy any chance of a competitive preseason game between the starters.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-patriots-will-see-the-bucs-twice-in-about-five/
Unlike the 2012 schedule, when there were two prime-time home games in December, Patriots fans get a well-deserved break this year. The home prime-time games are Thursday, Sept. 12 (home opener vs. Jets) and Sunday, Nov. 24 (vs. Broncos). No potentially bitter cold nights at Gillette … until, perhaps, the playoffs (unless the flexible schedule alters that). The other prime-time games – vs. Falcons (Sunday, Sept. 29), Panthers (Monday, Nov. 18) and Ravens (Sunday, Dec. 22) are on the road.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/unlike-the-2012-schedule-when-there-were-two/
