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May 02, 2012
Wes Welker confirmed a story that one of his teammates once pooped on the sidelines.
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May 01, 2012
Tim Ryan & Pat Kirwan of Movin' The Chains: Head Coach Bill Belichick : Good stuff on 1st Round Pick...
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May 01, 2012
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Wes Welker!!! Happy 31st Birthday!!! Patriots Nation.
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May 01, 2012
Today is Wes Welker’s 31st birthday. If things remain the way they are heading into next season, 2012 should be a good year for Welker. If my worst case scenario from age 31 to 32 was making a cool $9.5 million, I would be one happy man. Like everyone else in the NFL, however, Wes wants long-term financial security. He may wind up holding out of Patriots training camp because of...
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May 01, 2012
Tattooing a team's logo onto your body brings your fandom to another level. One Patriots fan decided that wasn't enough, though, and threw an unconventional spin on his team ink. The passionate Pats fan didn't stop with a logo. Instead, he tattooed an entire Patriots scene on his arm, and that scene involved Legos. The ink shows what appears to be Tom Brady, Tedy Bruschi...
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May 01, 2012
Happy 31st birthday to New England Patriots wide receiver, Wes Welker!
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May 03, 2012
A shame that Drew’s Jamboroo isn’t in season, as this would make workable Great Moments in Poop History fodder.
As part of Wes Welker’s awkward ongoing endorsement with Depend, one that has already yielded this commercial, fackin Welkah appeared on “Dan LeBatard is Highly Questionable” to share the tale of the time that GRITTY SPECIAL TEAMAH ACE LARRY IZZO soiled himself...
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May 04, 2012
The New England Patriots are always a tough team to predict in the draft, and Bill Belichick proved why once again. Belichick builds his own draft board and sticks to it, regardless of how it matches up with the consensus opinion.
I was somewhat surprised by the trade up for Chander Jones, but I like the pick. He’s a perfect fit at end/linebacker in the Patriots hybrid defense...
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May 01, 2012
Youtube - Patriots players - Tom Brady, Wes Welker, Teddy Bruschi and Coach Bill Belichick as Legos. Gillette Stadium in the background.
Getting a tattoo of your favorite sports team is one of the more popular things going on these days. This is one of the more unique tattoo's I've seen and has a couple different Patriots players on it. Usually people go with their...
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May 04, 2012
Here’s my projected 53-man roster as of right now…Let’s just say Bill Belichick is going to have A LOT of tough decisions to make come roster cuts late this summer.
If you’d like pretend to be Belichick, then check out PatsFans.com’s roster picker.
QB (3) Tom Brady, Brian Hoyer, Ryan Mallet
RB (4) Stevan Ridley, Danny Woodhead, Shane Vereen, Spencer Larsen
WR (7) Brandon...
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May 03, 2012
Wes Welker has been locked into contract negotiations with the New England Patriots virtually since the moment the Patriots walked off the field after their Super Bowl loss to the New York Giants but there has been very little progress. Instead Welker has had the pleasure of watching the Patriots receiving core get a whole lot deeper over the offseason. The latest signing is an ex...
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May 01, 2012
FOXBORO, Mass. -- Bill Belichick can't be overly happy with one of his good friends. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh brought up Spygate on Tuesday morning, causing several hours of rabid criticism. Even though the intention of Harbaugh's comments were initially misconstrued, the mere mention of the Patriots' scandal continues to keep it in the news. That's not the...
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May 03, 2012
By Chris Warner
Followers of the most recent New England draft noted the contrast between the elation of Day One and the confusion of Day Two. This isn’t a new phenomenon, as we see in our round-by-round review of Bill Belichick’s drafts. (We ran a similar piece in 2009 on Patriots Daily – worth checking out for the scathing critique of the 2007 selections.)
This just in: drafting...
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May 01, 2012
From 2001 until 2004, the New England Patriots stood atop the National Football League as a dynasty.
The word “dynasty” is rarely used throughout sports and when it’s brought up you think of teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 1970s, the San Francisco 49ers of the 1980s and the Dallas Cowboys of the 1990s—and now the Patriots of the early 2000s.
But when the...
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