Nate Solder lined up as an extra tight end on the Patriots' first offensive play of Super Bowl XLVI. The first-round draft pick played that role a lot during his rookie season.
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February 10, 2012
He said he didn’t want to coach forever, so he’ll never be Joe Paterno and go into his eighties. He’s no Bill Parcells, who looks to leave after shopping for the groceries and making sure the refrigerator is full. We figured that after his third Super Bowl win he would be gone.
It’s safe to say he’ll never coach anywhere else. So how long does Bill stay on board?&...
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February 07, 2012
Can you believe all the talk of getting rid of Wes Walker in New England just because the guy dropped one catch and it happened to be in the Super Bowl? People, wake up this guy is an all pro receiver, Over the past five years Welker has caught 554 passes for 6105 yards and that is just in the regular season. This guy is great, in 2011 Welker had 1569 yards in receiving alone. So...
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February 07, 2012
Talk about not even taking a breath. The New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick really stated that on Monday, intimating that there wasn't going to be a long off-season for the folks down on Route 1. "We'll try to take a little time here, regroup, figure out some of things that we need to do and move forward. The combine is in two and a half weeks. I'm sure...
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February 08, 2012
In what was the final roster move to set the final team for Super Bowl XLVI, the New England Patriots released Tiquan Underwood. It wasn’t a shocking decision by the Patriots but a disappointing one for Underwood who was on the eve of his first Super Bowl appearance. Underwood would however receive all benefits of the Super Bowl meaning he would receive $44,000 if the Giants...
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February 08, 2012
((ht: necn.com))Arguably when a company wants to do a "Publicity Stunt", they do it with the intent of driving people to their business.In this case, we're pretty sure that isn't going to happen.A Denver based internet pawn shop company thought they were being funny Tuesday by placing some 900 lbs of Butterfinger candy bars in Boston's Copley Square.The reason...
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February 08, 2012
With rehashing of Super Bowl XLVI almost over, it’s time to turn our attention to the future. It won’t be easy, but in the end, it helps to move forward.
The next Super Bowl is in New Orleans, and we took two pages today to discuss the team’s chances of getting back there.
When you lose a Super Bowl, there are two ways to think of things — Glass full or glass...
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February 07, 2012
Following the New England Patriots’ 21-17 loss to the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI Sunday night in Indianapolis, many people were scratching their heads and asking the ever rhetorical ‘what if’ question. As in what if Tom Brady had completed that pass late in the fourth quarter to Wes Welker? What if Brady doesn’t get called for intentional grounding...
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February 09, 2012
New England could be a terrific host for a future Super Bowl, and there are plenty of reasons why it could work. First, Patriots owner Robert Kraft has publicly stated he wants it to happen, and his counterparts around the league have been indebted to him since he took a significant role toward ending the lockout. Kraft also took a leading role to help bring Super Bowl XLVIII to...
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February 09, 2012
Cosell’s Watching the Super Bowl: Patriots Offense was Easy to Defend : NFL Films Blog: Fascinating...
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February 09, 2012
10) Now that Ron Artest became Metta World Peace, kind of understands how this sort of thing is just a bit, well, nuts9) Secret bet lost with ex-Giant William James8) Ochocinco just doesn't hyphenate well, and now that Those Sorts Of Marriage are becoming more legal, it's a consideration7) Worried that, for some reason, his jersey just isn't selling the way it used to6...
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