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October 27, 2014 by Mike Dussault





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It’s never easy to win games in the NFL, but sometimes it looks easy. Tom Brady threw five touchdown passes and nearly completed every pass he threw. Three miscues were drops by receivers, one was an intentional throw-away, and another was just well-defended by Chicago. Two of Brady’s receivers – tight end Rob Gronkowski and wideout Brandon LaFell – easily topped 100 yards receiving. Both scored touchdowns, too (Gronk had three). {x}

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