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Will Indianapolis 'Insult' Incite?
Of course, the Patriots [ team stats ] have had this date circled on the calendar ever since their Week 2 loss to the Jets at the Meadowlands.
Boston chat: Reiss and Bruschi
Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPNBoston.com will host a chat to take your questions on the New England Patriots-New York Jets game this weekend.
Retired Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi, like everyone else, had his opinion on coach Bill Belichick's decision to go for it on fourth-and-2 from his own 28-yard line Sunday night in Indianapolis.
Patriots return to practice after big loss at Indy
The Patriots returned Wednesday for their first practice since Sunday night's 35-34 loss in which their coach went for it on fourth-and-2 from the New England 28-yard line instead of punting with a six-point lead.
News and Views: Belichick's decision says more about Patriots' Super Bowl chances
It would be interesting to see Troy playing in a bowl game in Mobile or Birmingham rather than New Orleans, if the Trojans could go against an SEC opponent .
NH Pats fans may not forgive, forget gamble
Retiring to bed, she plunked her sleeping husband on the arm, "They lost by one point!" Patriots fans still feel the sting of losing to the Colts, a game New England seemed to have locked up, right up until their celebrated coach decided to go for it -- fourth-and-2 -- on his own 28-yard line.
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick: Fourth-down call gave us best chance to win
The morning after a heartbreaking loss to the Colts, coach Bill Belichick revisited his risky decision to go for it on fourth down while also detailing the Patriots' uncharacteristic struggles in burning valuable timeouts.
The New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts again look like Super Bowl contenders, and the Patriots will try to derail the Colts ' 17-game regular-season winning streak as they renew their star-studded rivalry Sunday night.
Patriots trade Cassel to Chiefs
KANSASa SCITY, MO. - New England Patriots sent Matt Cassel to the Kansas City Chiefs and a message to their own fans: don't worry about Tom Brady's knee.
Patriots vs. Colts, The Classics: Game 3, Sept. 9, 2004
All this week on the projo PatsBlog, Jim Donaldson will be reliving the 13 games played by the Colts and the Patriots this decade, when the two former AFC East doormats became the hottest rivalry in the NFL.
New England Patriots safety Brandon McGowan set for tough test
Patriots safety Brandon McGowan, right, sacks Buccaneers quarterback John Johnson last month in London.
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham Power Rankings: Preseason: 2. This week: 6. 2009 Schedule/Results Where they stand: The Patriots are atop the AFC East at 6-2 and have separated themselves from the division's other three teams.
20-year-old dies in Seabrook fire
Family and friends are mourning the loss of 20-year-old Charles "Chaz" Hewitt, who died in a fire that consumed a house he lived in with his three friends early Saturday morning.
Bruschi: Smashmouth Fins a serious threat
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham "Bruschi's Breakdown" is a must-read feature on ESPNBoston.com. You might think I'm shilling for the company, but do yourself a favor and check it out .
The bye week was more than a few days off for Patriots defensive end Ty Warren. The week before in London, he hobbled off the field at Wembley Stadium in the final seconds of the third quarter, gently favoring his ankle.
Patriots: Mayo wise beyond his years
The "old soul'' owns a playful spirit. On Thursday, Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo stood behind a herd of reporters who were asking questions of teammate Gary Guyton.
Is Parity dead in the NFL? Patriots still in an elite club
It's funny. Sometimes stories and ideas are abundant. During the season, there's no lack for things to write about.
Bruschi: Now comes the real test for Patriots
Every Thursday, former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi and Mike Reiss break down the Patriots' next game.
What Play Did This Character Escape From?
You can see some strange sights in Soho. Such as the guy standing on a busy corner with his face painted silver-and-blue, wearing a large, helmet-like contraption on his head, what appear to be oversized football pants, and a Patriots jersey with the number 54.
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Army football: QBs rightfully wary of McNary
One Temple fan left Lincoln Financial Field with this observation last Saturday: "He's the best defensive lineman we've played against this season," the fan said.
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