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You can rub elbows with New England athletes and sportswriters at The Legendary Lunch presented by the Four’s Restaurant and Sports Bar and the Sports Museum. Join former Boston Patriot legends Gino Cappelletti (below), Larry Eisenhauer, and Tom Yewcic for lunch and a panel discussion with WCVB sports anchor Mike Lynch. Attendees will go home with a gift bag (free ...
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Via Dolphins Gab
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November 04, 2009
Dolphins linebacker Channing Crowder has returned to practice after missing one game with a shoulder injury.
Crowder practiced Wednesday in preparation for the Dolphins’ game Sunday at New England. He sat out practice last week and the team’s victory over the New York Jets. Crowder is fifth on the team with 22 tackles.
Via The Rap Sheet
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November 04, 2009
Interesting, Ty Warren didn’t participate in practice… Who knew? Asked if he was healthy today, Warren joked, “You see me, don’t you? I’m vertical.”
OK… Anyway, here is the Patriots’ practice report:
New England Patriots (5-2)
Player Pos. Injury Wednesday
Julian Edleman WR Forearm Did Not Participate
Jarvis Green DE Knee Did Not...
Via Projo Pats Blog
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November 04, 2009
If I recall correctly, this may be the shortest list of the season for New England, which makes sense with it coming off the bye...surprised to see Warren as not participating, as he was present during the media access window...
Via Packers.com
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November 04, 2009
By the time Week 9 rolls around in an NFL season, an upcoming opponent's preseason game tapes are rarely requested, let alone needed.
But the Green Bay Packers have almost no choice but to hunt some down this week, with Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie quarterback Josh Freeman slated to make his first NFL start on Sunday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.
Freeman, a first-round draft...
Via Sportsday
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November 02, 2009
Philadelphia's win against the New York Giants on Sunday was not surprising. It came on the first day of November, which signals the start of a strong finishing kick by the Eagles. In this century, they have the second-best record in the NFL for games played in November and December. A look at the leaders, with their record and winning percentage:
New England 57-18...
Via Sportsday
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November 04, 2009
Both the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia go for the home run on offense. A look at the NFL leaders in ``big play'' touchdowns of 20-plus yards:
Big plays TDs
Philadelphia 28 12
Indianapolis 31 10
Baltimore 31 9
Cowboys 35 9
NY Giants...
Via JSOnline.com
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November 04, 2009
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Martin
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Maillet
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Green Bay at Tampa Bay
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Washington at Atlanta
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Arizona at Chicago
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Baltimore at Cincinnati
Ravens
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Houston at Indianapolis...
Via Fanster
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November 02, 2009
Did you really expect anything different? I mean, really, really think things had changed?
This isn’t the New England Patriots we’re talking about here. These are the Arizona Cardinals. If they have no idea what to expect from week to week, how are fans supposed to follow along?
Never mind that they somehow stumbled out of the [...]
Via The Beautiful Games
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November 02, 2009
Catching these four match-ups in the middle, so each will be half analysis/half prediction...Seattle Sounders FC v. Houston Dynamo (0-0 aggregate)After tying 0-0 in Seattle for the first leg, the finale will take place Sunday. The story of the first game was 90 minutes of physical brawling, I think the second leg will be the opposite: some entertaining soccer. Unfortunately for my...
Via NFL.com
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November 04, 2009
The New England Patriots played more like the franchise's dominating 2007
version in two lopsided victories before a bye week, and now they want to show
their high-powered attack can keep clicking against tougher competition.
Patriots aim to prove offensive outburst no fluke as they take on Dolphins
Via Patriots.com
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November 04, 2009
The New England Patriots (5-2) and the Miami Dolphins (3-4) announce the following player injuries and practice participation.
Via Gryphon on the Dallas Cowboys
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November 04, 2009
Originally Posted by AdamJT13 from a sports forum:Where our kickoff team ranks in the league through Week 8 --TOUCHBACKS1. Dallas 172. New England 133. Three teams tied with 12TOUCHBACK PERCENTAGE1. Dallas 42.5%2. Seattle 40.0%3. Carolina 39.3%KICKOFFS INTO END ZONE1. Dallas 312. New Orleans 283. Two teams tied with 24END ZONE PERCENTAGE1t. Seattle 75.0%1t. Carolina 75.0%3. Dallas...
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