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The Rap Sheet:
A quick note while we get ourselves together and get ready to head to Invesco Field. We won’t see Patriots receiver Joey Galloway when we arrive there.
ESPN’s Ed Werder reports that Galloway didn’t make the trip to Denver, meaning he won’t play for the second consecutive week. The Patriots will play the Broncos without him.
Galloway [...]
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