Brandon Spikes' presence in the middle could be the difference in Super Bowl XLVI. (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Editor: Doug Kyed
I took on the offensive positional breakdown yesterday, today I’ll concentrate on the defense, special teams and coaching to see who has the overall advantage in Super Bowl XLVI.
NEPD Staff Writer: Doug Kyed
I’ve always had a theory that a win never feels as good as a loss feels bad. This one was different.
With all the build up and all the Tebow-mania, this is one of those incredibly gratifying wins for us Patriots fans.
Here are my quick-hit thoughts on the destruction of Tebow and company:
Sacking Ben Roethlisberger is always a good thing.
The reclamation projects continue in Foxboro, as former Bears and Texans defensive end Mark Anderson has come to terms with the New England Patriots.
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