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Piecing together puzzle in secondary – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

June 6, 2012 by Mike Dussault

Piecing together puzzle in secondary – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

I’m really enjoying Field Yates’ experienced football perspective on ESPN Boston. This is a good breakdown of what the Pats have in their secondary. Hard to project who’s going to be where, injuries and competition will sort that out, but you have to like the amount of versatility and potential that they have.

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