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October 17, 2012 by Mike Dussault

The offense, deservedly so, gets a ton of credit. But since 2008 for instance, when New England wins the turnover battle, they’re 39-4 and that to me, is a team thing. And when they lose it, they’re 8-10, so I think the defense plays a part in that obviously.

Rex Ryan: Pats D doesn’t get enough credit – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

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