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The New England Patriots didn't totally silence Anthony Smith. Despite a 34-13 loss Sunday to New England that revealed significant flaws in the Pittsburgh Steelers' defense and their game plan, Smith says he is certain they will see the Patriots again in the playoffs.
So much for the Pittsburgh Steelers being the big roadblock in the New England Patriots' quest for a perfect season. Tom Brady ended that idea pretty quickly.
While four teams were clinching playoff berths, the New England Patriots stayed on track for a perfect season.
Tom Brady became the fourth player in NFL history to throw 40 touchdown passes in a season, but Kyle Boller threw 2 scoring passes of his own to give the Baltimore Ravens a 24-20 lead over Brady and the unbeaten New England Patriots in the fourth quarter Monday night.
The New England Patriots are still perfect, but looking mighty vulnerable. New England pulled off its greatest escape thus far to become the sixth team in NFL history to start a season with 12 victories.
Guess what: The New England Patriots are vulnerable. Not beatable, at least not yet, but vulnerable. The Patriots improved to 11-0, the NFL's only undefeated team, with their toughest win, 31-28 over the spunky Philadelphia Eagles, a 22-point underdog. New England needed two interceptions by Asante Samuel, one for a touchdown, and a late 4-yard score from Laurence Maroney for the decisive points Sunday night.
The New England Patriots are still perfect but the Philadelphia Eagles gave them a scare. The Pats rallied for a 31-28 win in New England's closest win of its 11-0 season. Laurence Maroney's 4-yard TD run with 7:20 left capped a 10-play, 69-yard game-winning drive for New England.
The New England Patriots were unstoppable again, making an unbeaten season seem almost inevitable.
No running up the score this week. Against the Colts, the New England Patriots had to struggle just to survive.
Wide receiver Marvin Harrison was one of four Indianapolis Colts starters on the inactive list for Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.
The last time the New England Patriots went to Indianapolis, they lost. Ever since falling short in the AFC championship game there, the New England Patriots have gone on a rampage, blowing out every team they've played.
The New England Patriots have won a bid to get the names of all the fans who bought or sold — or tried to buy or sell — tickets to home games through online ticket reseller StubHub Inc., a move one technology group sees as an invasion of privacy.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady became the first NFL quarterback to throw at least three touchdown passes in each of the first six games of a season when he had three in the first half against Dallas on Sunday.
A New York Jets season-ticket holder filed a class-action lawsuit Friday against the New England Patriots and coach Bill Belichick for "deceiving customers."
The NFL may soon find out if the New England Patriots video spying went beyond one game, and the team itself may provide the evidence.
Even while they are at the center of a spying storm, the New England Patriots stay calm. The Patriots followed a week of distractions in which their coach and organization was fined and will lose a draft pick or two by routing the San Diego Chargers 38-14 on Sunday night. It never was close.
This videotape needs no interpretation: New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick walked out of his news conference Wednesday when pressed repeatedly about the sideline spying scandal that landed him on NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's crowded docket.
The Patriots' newest wide receiver hopes being with a winner will put the focus more on his catches than his controversies. "The Moss of old is back," Randy Moss declared Sunday.
The New England Patriots signed free agent Kelley Washington, another deal in an offseason overhaul of their receiving corps.
Bill Parcells retired from coaching Monday, leaving the Dallas Cowboys after four years without a playoff win and just two weeks after a stinging wild-card loss to Seattle.
The demons can relocate to some other team's locker room. Peyton Manning and Tony Dungy are Super Bowl material now. Manning led the Colts from 18 points down in the second quarter, and on a game-winning 80-yard drive late in the fourth, for a wildly entertaining 38-34 victory Sunday over the New England Patriots in the AFC title game.
Tom Brady, as cool as ever, delivered every time the San Diego Chargers gave him another chance. Already a three-time Super Bowl winner, his shot at a fourth is very much alive after the New England Patriots shocked league MVP LaDainian Tomlinson and the Chargers on Sunday, winning 24-21 to advance to the AFC championship game.
Two women are suing New England Patriots linebacker Junior Seau, claiming he threw drinks at them in a bar.
Sunday isn't only Jets vs. Patriots. It could be Spy vs. Spy.
"Bill Belichick has been watching videotape of the New York Jets -- the kind that won't cost him $500,000." "The kind that could help his Patriots stay unbeaten next Sunday by beating the team that turned him in for having an on-field camera snoop on the sideline."
"It won't quite be reminiscent of the 1940 NFL Championship Game, when the Bears beat the Redskins, 73-0, but ... well, actually maybe it will."
In Boston it's the best of times, in Miami it's the worst of times.
"Tom Brady threw four touchdown passes, shattering Steelers safety Anthony Smith's guarantee of a victory, Randy Moss caught two of them and New England crushed Pittsburgh 34-13 on Sunday."
Everybody has a box here or there in the garage chocked full of crap that you've been dragging around since you were a kid.
The Patriots will lose to the Steelers this Sunday. Here's why.
A look at the Patriots potential undefeated season, and why the NFL would love it if "America's team" went 16-0
Bill Belichick might have bragging rights for his undefeated New England Patriots, but his cooking skills are on par with those of a third-grader. That's right, Belichick knows how to make a PB&J; sammich.
"BALTIMORE - The Baltimore Ravens handed out white towels to their fans before last night's game. They should have handed out yellow penalty flags. In the end, they handed the game to the Patriots."
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady passionately came to the defense of receiver Randy Moss yesterday, firing back at critics who have questioned Moss's effort. more stories like this
New York City - NFL league officials announced today that the New England Patriots have long held an unfair advantage, they are supported by the entire New England Region.
They played better than they had all year. They stood toe-to-toe with the best team in football and took just about everything the Patriots had. They played inspired, they played confident, they finally played like champions. It wasn't enough.
So now we have Tom Brady, someone we had hoped would show more class than that spying cheat who is his coach, saying that he wished he and his team could have played better. No congratulations to his opponent for playing an outstanding game.
The homestretch of the season has arrived, and as Bill Parcells assesses what has unfolded, one thought comes to the forefront: The gap between the haves and have-nots is as wide as he's seen in some time.
"There is no such thing as a perfect game. That's what their redoubtable, hooded coach, Bill Belichick, tells them each week after they've dominated another opponent."
"I think everybody's beatable," the Eagles cornerback said. "This is what's funny to me, and this is why I wouldn't gamble. Say Tom Brady takes a blow to the head in the first quarter and gets a concussion. Are they beatable?
When the Eagles travel to Foxboro as 22-point underdogs to play the Patriots Sunday, they will be the biggest underdog since the 2001 Rams whipped the Panthers 48-14 as 20-point favorites, according to The Gold Sheet in Los Angeles.
John Madden isn't a Hall of Fame coach merely for his mastery of X's and O's. The former Oakland Raiders coach and longtime TV analyst also was skilled in the art of motivation.
What are they up against? Just what exactly are the Eagles getting themselves into this weekend?
"They no longer beat teams. They ruin them. They crush their spirits, cut out their hearts and leave their lifeless bodies sprawled across the football field like litter.
As a registered Buffalo Bills fan, I would like to state for the record that I do not object to the Patriots going for it on 4th and anything last night or any night.
I have no intention of doing sports here beyond the occasional TV schedule for a major sport's playoff, but I really need to get this off my chest.
"ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - Randy Moss said he's not a fan of records, but he and his teammates keep collecting them."
"ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. --The New England Patriots were unstoppable again, making an unbeaten season seem almost inevitable."
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