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September 28, 2010 by Mike Dussault

http://www.hulu.com/embed/kMbdSf8mAsNw_CrLfAjQmA

Patriots History Tuesday: 1985 Patriots

I have clear memories of the 1985 season and their magical playoff run. Wish I still had my Squish the Fish t-shirt. Perhaps that would be a good thing to go looking for on a swag hunt.

John Hannah was a guest on Bill Simmons’ BS Report last week and he spoke a little about how disappointed the team was after Tony Eason was named the starter for the Super Bowl. It probably played a large part in why they got blown out. Of course it might’ve had something to do with the defense they were playing who actually were the legendary ‘85 Bears.

Side note: The 2010 Patriots will wear ’85 throwbacks on Halloween and Thanksgiving this year.

(Source: http://www.hulu.com/)

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