Former Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe talks with the media about being selected as an honorary captain for the AFC Championship game during his conference call on Friday, January 20, 2012.
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January 20, 2012
Former Bills and Patriots QB Drew Bledsoe will be an honorary captain for the Pats this Sunday prior to the AFC Championship game against Baltimore. He had a conference call with New England media on Friday and had these comments about his time in Buffalo.
“I had a great time in Buffalo,” he said. “I really did. The fans in Buffalo are ultra-loyal. Having that rivalry...
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January 22, 2012
Former New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe will present the Lamar Hunt Trophy to his old team if it wins Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens.
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January 22, 2012
The Patriots hosted their weekly in-house show, All-Access, from owner Robert Kraft’s house last night, and the show featured a few of the honorary captains for today’s game. Tedy Bruschi made an appearance, as did Drew Bledsoe. And while Bledsoe was talking with Kraft and host Steve Burton, Kraft dropped some news.
Turns out, if the Patriots win, Bledsoe will be the...
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January 20, 2012
The identity of the fourth honorary captain for Sunday’s AFC Championship game was revealed earlier today by Patriots owner Robert Kraft. It came as little surprise that Drew Bledsoe would be joining Troy Brown, Ty Law and Tedy Bruschi in the pre-game “captains” circle.
In between ski runs, Bledsoe chatted with the media during rides on the chair lift. The...
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January 20, 2012
By Tim Britton
Bob Breidenbach
FOXBORO, Mass. -- Drew Bledsoe will be the Patriots' fourth honorary captain for this Sunday's AFC Championship game with the Ravens. The announcement was made by owner Robert Kraft on Friday.
Bledsoe will join teammates Ty Law, Tedy Bruschi and Troy Brown as captains representing the 1996 AFC champions. The quartet were all also members...
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January 20, 2012
Patriots owner Robert Kraft met with the media just now and he said a whole bunch of things. Really great stuff. We’ll have plenty more on the blog soon, but first, some news:
Kraft announced that former QB Drew Bledsoe will be the fourth honorary captain, joining Ty Law, Troy Brown, and Tedy Bruschi. The team is honoring the 1996 and 2001 AFC championship teams.
Oh, and Aerosmith...
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January 21, 2012
The New England Patriots will have four honorary captains for Sunday’s AFC Championship game against the Baltimore Ravens. Drew Bledsoe, Tedy Bruschi, Troy Brown, and Ty Law were all on the 1996 AFC Championship team that defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars and went on to play in Super Bowl XXXI where they fell victim to the Green Bay Packers. It was the second AFC Championship...
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January 20, 2012
By Tim Britton
Bob Breidenbach
FOXBORO, Mass. -- With Thursday being the 10th anniversary of New England's memorable 16-13 victory over the Raiders in the 2001 divisional playoffs, owner Robert Kraft was thankful things broke the Patriots' way that night.
"Thank goodness we had a head ref who understood the rules," Kraft said on Friday. "I still remember...
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January 20, 2012
The New England Patriots will field a familiar "team" on Sunday.
Quarterback Drew Bledsoe will join wide receiver Troy Brown, cornerback Ty Law and linebacker Tedy Bruschi as honorary captains for the AFC Championship Game on Sunday.
"I remember that '96 season, when we had the privilege of hosting our first championship game, and these four people were in the...
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January 19, 2012
The Patriots have had plenty of personnel issues this season, primarily on the defensive side of the ball (we'll give Chad Ochocinco a break on this one). But one problem New England hasn't faced since early in Drew Bledsoe's career is questions about their quarterback.
Tom Brady took over the full-time gig in 2001 and three Super Bowl championships later, he's destined...
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