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The Patriots' offense went more than seven quarters between passing touchdowns before Tom Brady hit tight end Chris Baker on a 36-yard scoring strike.
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WR Randy Moss TE Chris Baker TE Benjamin Watson RB Laurence Maroney RB Sammy Morris QB Tom Brady LT Matt Light LG Logan Mankins C Dan Koppen RG Stephen Neal RT Nick Kaczur...
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