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
So raise your hands if you were freaking out about that first quarter for the Patriots?
You should all know better by now that that’s just how this team operates. We’ll see how it goes come playoff time, but for now the Patriots used their “start off slow and end fantastically” to clinch home field throughout.
Here are some things I noticed today:
Could this be the week we finally see Patrick Chung make his long awaited return?
NEPD Staff Writer: Doug Kyed
With the Dolphins spending their Christmas Eve in Foxboro, the Patriots seem to be surging at the perfect time to make a playoff run.
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