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gotta get the Pats of old back
GO Pats thats what.
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Team Statistics
Bills Patriots
Time of Possession 22:20 37:40
First Downs 10 24
Rushing 2 11
Passing 8 11
Penalty 0 2
3rd-Down efficiency 5-11-45% 11-18-61%
4th-Down efficiency 0-0-0% 0-0-0%
Red-Zone Efficiency 1-2-50% 2-4-50%
Goal-To-Go Efficiency 0-1-0% 1-1-100%
Total net yards 168 370
Total plays 43 78
Average gain 3.9 4.7
Net yards rushing 60 144
Rushes 18 43
Average yards per rush 3.3 3.3
Rushing TDs 0 2
Net yards passing 108 226
Completed-attempted 13-23 23-34
Average yards per pass 4.3 6.5
Passing TDs 1 0
Sacked-yards lost 2-12 1-8
Had intercepted 2 0
Return Yardage 138 29
Punts-returns 0-0 1-10
Punt-Return TDs 0 0
Kickoffs-returns 3-138 1-13
Kickoff-return TDs 0 0
Interceptions-returns 0-0 2-6
Interception-Return TDs 0 0
Field Goals Made 1-1-100% 2-3-67%
Extra Points Made 1-1-100% 2-2-100%
Two-Point Conversions Made 0-0-0% 0-0-0%
Penalties-yards 3-22 2-15
Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-1
Own-Recovered-yards 0-0 0-0
Own-Recovered-TDs 0 0
Opp-Recovered-Yards 1-0 0-0
Opp-Recovered-TDs 0 0
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Well... Squeaked out the win last night... Go Patzzzzzzzzzzz
Go Pats!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rebound this week man
Good Morning Pat Fans... WTF we gonna do... POS game yesterday
Patriots sign Lynch
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP)—The New England Patriots have signed nine-time Pro Bowl safety John Lynch.
Lynch, a 15-year veteran, spent the first 11 years of his career with Tampa Bay and the last four years in Denver. His career totals include 1,277 tackles, 13 sacks and 26 interceptions.
The team did not report terms of the agreement Friday, but the NFL Network reported Thursday that Lynch signed a one-year, $1.5 million contract.
The Patriots on Friday also placed offensive lineman Barry Stokes on the reserve/injured list with a back injury.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-patriots-lynch&prov=ap&type=lgns
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Pats by atleast 7... 31-24 Pats... ya heard here gentlemen... And thats if the Giants have an awesome game... im thinking more like 31 or 38 to 17 or 21 Pats
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Cant wait for the big game!!!
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nice board here... and were runnin the game right now
or otherwise known as the SMACKDOWN...LOL
Patriots to honor young fan booed in Indianapolis
By HOWARD ULMAN, AP Sports Writer
January 15, 2008
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- Patriots owner Robert Kraft sat behind his wide desk and marveled at how his team's jersey could be the target of so many boos -- even when it's worn by a 14-year-old girl.
This wasn't Randy Moss or Rodney Harrison hearing the catcalls. They're used to it.
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This was Anna Grant, a high school freshman who had worked hard to win the Punt, Pass & Kick competition in her age group as the team's representative.
When she was introduced along with the other winners before the fourth quarter of San Diego's playoff win last Sunday, she was the only one booed by the crowd in Indianapolis, home of New England's fiercest rival.
"Why should a champion be booed?" the boss of the three-time Super Bowl winners said Tuesday. "She won an intensive competition. She's supposed to be honored."
His team is getting the same reaction -- not because of the spying incident in the season opener but because fans like to see teams at the top get knocked off, he said. If the Chargers can't do it Sunday, New England will be headed to its fourth Super Bowl in seven seasons.
But first comes the coin flip before the AFC championship and Grant will be out on the field for that, invited by Kraft, who felt badly that she had been booed.
"What I decided is that we would honor her here before this game," Kraft said in an interview in his office filled with photos, footballs and other memorabilia. "We will recognize her as the winner on the field. Our fans will know."
Grant returned from school Tuesday and heard a phone message from Andre Tippett, the Patriots' executive director of community affairs and a former star linebacker.
She called back and was ecstatic when Tippett extended the invitation -- plus tickets for her, her parents and two brothers -- to take part.
"I was just in shock," she said.
Kraft knows the hoots were not directed at the high school freshman from Stratham, N.H., about 20 miles north of the Massachusetts border. It's just that the jersey provokes an instant response, usually a negative one.
Grant also understands, and even smiled when she heard the boos.
"Before I went down there, my friends said, `You know, you'll probably get booed,"' she said in a telephone interview. "I was kind of waiting for it.
"It really didn't bother me at all," she added. "People at the game came up to me afterward and said, `It's not you. It's your jersey."'
It wasn't always that way.
When Adam Vinatieri's last-play field goal gave the Patriots their first championship as huge underdogs to the St. Louis Rams after the 2001 season, red, white and blue confetti -- not boos -- poured down in the Louisiana Superdome.
It came less than five months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
"I remember saying when I hoisted the (championship) trophy, `We are all Patriots and tonight the Patriots are world champions,"' Kraft said. "We were the underdogs. No one expected (it). Now what's happened is, we've had a modicum of success.
"I noticed it with the second title that we went after. Already people had switched and I think people outside of New England want to see different (winners). It's sort of like the Yankees. There was a resentment, but a respect for the Yankees."
The Yankees have declined since their dominance of the late 90s. The Patriots are better than ever, perhaps the best team in NFL history.
"Jealousy and envy comes in the more you win and people say, `Give someone else a chance and let someone else do it,"' Kraft said. "I understand that."
It's better than the alternative.
Before he bought the team in January 1994, the Patriots had missed the playoffs for the previous seven seasons. In just his third year, they were in the Super Bowl -- losing to Green Bay in the same building where they would win their first title five years later.
At least fans care now, even if they boo.
"I see it as sort of respect in a way," Kraft said. "I think 15 years ago, 18 years ago, someone could have worn our jersey and I just think there would have been no reaction."
Grant plans to wear some Patriots apparel again Sunday, probably a hat. The reaction will be much warmer.
"In a way, the fact that this young lady was booed is a compliment to the New England Patriots fans because we're relevant," Kraft said. "And, we're good."
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