The Patriots will not spend this off-season lying down. (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
The best way to forget the Super Bowl is to look ahead to the future. Here we take a look at the free agents on the Patriots roster: who is likely to be back and who they will probably let walk.
One of the Patriots biggest priorities this offseason? Fix the secondary. (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Editor: Doug Kyed
What I’m about to say might sound ridiculous to some people, but thankfully, most of those people would never stumble upon this website.
Being a diehard fan of one sports team can really hurt.
There are 32 scenarios each season that make 31/32 NFL fans unhappy. The pain of a season ending then becomes even worse the further along your season progresses and again worse by how dramatic (or traumatic) the finish is.
NEPD Editor Doug Kyed:
This isn’t going to be nearly as long as my normal reaction columns, but here’s what I can get out right now.
Brandon Spikes and Aaron Hernandez are going to have big impacts Sunday Night. (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
If you’ve watched the National coverage of the Super Bowl this week it seems futile to even play the game. All we’ve heard this week is “the Patriots have no shot, the Giants pass rush is too good, Eli Manning is now the best QB in football, the Giants are the hot team.”
Fortunately for Patriot fans the game will be played on Sunday night and the Patriots actually do have a chance to win the game. Here are 10 reasons why the Patriots will actually win Super Bowl 46 on Sunday night.
Could we see Nate Solder running routes and catching passes for the Patriots on Super Bowl Sunday? (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Editor: Doug Kyed
Two long weeks of waiting and the Super Bowl is finally almost upon us.
There’s a lot to be decided in Saturday’s game.
Will Tom Brady go down as the greatest quarterback in NFL history? Will Bill Belichick go down as the greatest coach in NFL history? Will Eli Manning pass his brother in Super Bowl rings?
Will Tom Coughlin be the Tom Flores of this generation? Will Danny Woodhead return a kick passed the 22 yard line? Will Ochocinco be sitting next to Peyton Manning in the owners’ box? Will Dane Fletcher ever not drop back into coverage when he’s lined up at defensive tackle?
THIS... IS... BOSTON!
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
In the battle of Thermopylae, made famous by the movie “300″, the Persian King Xerxes trotted out a seemingly never-ending procession of exotic warriors.
Perry Fewell, defensive coordinator for the Giants, has a similar array of weapons aimed at disrupting the Patriots passing attack.
The Patriots offensive line, just like the Spartan heroes on the silver screen, will need to hold out for as long as they can. Fortunately for New England, their blockers will need to be vigilant for only around three seconds, as opposed to three days.
2012 Patriots Free Agent Preview
So, Who’s Excited For The NFL Draft?
Patriots vs Giants: Super Bowl Aftermath
10 Reasons Why the Patriots Will Beat the Giants
Patriots vs Giants: With A Vengeance
No Need for 300, Just Give Tom Brady Five
Patriots vs Giants: Super Bowl Positional Breakdown (Defense)
Patriots vs Giants: Super Bowl Positional Breakdown