The ringleaders of the Patriots dynasty, coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady, cover the spectrum of Patriots/49ers during their Wednesday news conferences before media that cover the Patriots.
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December 12, 2012
Maybe whenever Tom Brady does this he’s letting the defense know that he’s smarter than them.
Few athletes have the patience and desire to prepare themselves for battle after battle on the same level as Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Every week presents a new challenge whether it’s playing in the frigid cold of Green Bay, the intense heat of Miami, the incredibly loud environment...
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December 12, 2012
Some of the best quarterbacks in NFL history have worn a number that’s on everyone’s mind today — 12. Perhaps none have been better than the QB who has played under center in New England for the past 12 seasons.
But including Tom Brady on such a poll of 12s would be simply unfair to the rest of his competition. So we’re looking to see which quarterback other than Brady is...
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December 13, 2012
Wide Receiver Randy Moss is a veteran’s veteran. He is also a student of the game of football.
I would dare to say that upon his retirement as a player, it would not be a shock to watch Moss rise through the coaching ranks to become an eventual offensive coordinator.
Moss recently sat down and discussed his feelings about the rise of 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and...
Via Patriots Life
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December 12, 2012
Today truly is Tom Brady day. On the 12th day of the 12th month of 2012, the New England Patriots QB was awarded the AFC Offensive Player of the Week award, for a record breaking 23rd time.Tom Brady, No. 12, wins AFC offensive player of the week on 12-12-12...his record 23rd— shalise manza young (@shalisemyoung) December 12, 2012The MVP chants heard from the crowd during the...
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December 12, 2012
With Tom Brady's four touchdown passes in the Patriots 42-14 dismantling of the Houston Texans Monday night, let the debate begin. Tom Brady is the NFL's Most Valuable Player for the 2012 season.I know of one voter who might disagree, (Adam Schein endorses Andrew Luck for MVP), but how could you even consider Luck, after watching Brady go to work Monday night on J.J. (S...
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December 11, 2012
It's hard not to be excited at the moment. The New England Patriots are on a seven game win streak, after pummeling the previously 11-1 Houston Texans 42-14. But the dust has settled. The Patriots are seen as powerful again. People are scared of the Patriots.But let me channel my inner Bill Belichick here. We did a lot of good things out there. But let's not get ahead...
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December 13, 2012
Randy Moss arrived at the New England Patriots five years ago thinking he knew a lot about football.
Then, he began playing for Bill Belichick. Moss' mindset regarding his own football knowledge changed in a hurry. Only then did he learn the intricacies of his sport from ''A to Z,'' as the 49ers wide receiver now puts it.
Moss returns to Foxborough, Mass., this...
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December 13, 2012
How much does he respect this defense? Enough to start studying up on them back on Thanksgiving. Tom Brady went on and on yesterday about the 49ers defense, which of course, he does about every team every week. However, he doesn't often say stuff like "There’s no real weakness on this defense" multiple times very often. I remember listening to a BS Report with Bill...
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December 12, 2012
Former New England Patriots wide receiver (really more of a Swiss Army knife) Troy Brown was on WEEI Tuesday and stated that Bill Belichick usually prefers not to be beaten by former Patriots and that Randy Moss would have a tough time finding success Sunday night."If there's somebody on that team that will beat the Patriots on Sunday, it will not be Randy Moss," Brown...
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December 11, 2012
Although many may not have expected the New England Patriots to completely dismantle the Houston Texans last night on Monday Night Football, but if history is our guide, it should come as no
The New England Patriots are a machine, they have now won ten games in ten consecutive seasons, posted 12 consecutive winning seasons and once the seasons start to change from fall to winter...
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December 11, 2012
Tom Brady should be Foles model
The NFL is all about throwing the football and Eagles head coach, Andy Reid is their leading ambassador. With this being a quarterback-driven league, a team needs one who is a smart, decisive, leader of men. The Eagles may have one in Nick Foles, but after watching Monday night’s Patriots blowout over the Texans, Tom Brady is who Foles should aspire...
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December 12, 2012
Bill Belichick and Doc Rivers are part of a very unique Boston coaching fraternity, but the similarities go beyond the city that they represent.
The similarities also go beyond championship jewelry, which both Belichick and Rivers have been fortunate enough to obtain during their time in New England. According to Celtics guard Jason Terry, Belichick and Rivers actually have very...
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December 11, 2012
When asked about Donte' Stallworth's contribution to the New England Patriots' Monday night victory over the Houston Texans, coach Bill Belichick said that football is about “getting opportunities and taking advantage of them and making them count. "Sometimes you get just a couple and you have to make those count and he sure did.” Oh, how right he was. The Pats...
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December 13, 2012
Just like my hazy days of college, I am a week late with my report, this time on the state of NFL, halfway through the mania of the 2012 season. Let's do it anyways, through week 10 and kind of a Coles notes version, with a grade, of course.
AFC East:
NE (6-3)- Bill Belichick walks up to the podium, tells us it was a tough football game, they were a good football team and that...
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December 11, 2012
The Patriots quickly and emphatically let everyone know who the class of the AFC still is. The Texans took a shot from the Patriots and walked out stumbling to a 42-14 defeat, and the game wasn’t even that close. The Texans may be tied for the best record in the NFL, but the league was served notice over who is still the team to beat.
The Patriots didn’t waste any time in...
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