Patriots fans have more to be thankful about than just 10-0.
NEPD Staff Writer CJ Sousa
I can’t think of many holidays that beat Thanksgiving. Food, family and football. The only thing missing this year is a Patriots’ thrashing of the Lions at Ford Field.
Since we can’t watch the Patriots this Thanksgiving, let’s look at some Patriots to be thankful for who have played vital parts to a 10-0 start. (more…)
Be prepared for a drought, because Aaron Hernandez won’t be making it rain for 4-6 weeks at least. (Photo: US Presswire)
NEPD Staff Writer: Joon Lee
This is why I love the NFL. Anyone can make predictions of what is going to happen on game-day, but it doesn’t matter until the game is played. On Sunday, the Patriots were stunned by the Arizona Cardinals, a team riddled with quarterback problems and a lack of weapons on offense, in a 20-18 loss in the home opener at Gillette Stadium.
Although it’s easy to place the blame on kicker Stephen Gostkowski’s shanked field goal with one second left in the game, the Patriots problems were much deeper yesterday in the loss to the Cardinals.
There wasn’t much good to take out of yesterday’s loss to the Cardinals so here are my six keys to defeat.
Stephen Gostkowski’s last-second field goal attempt missed the mark. (Photo: US Presswire)
NEPD Staff Writer: Matthew Jones
The Arizona Cardinals were considered a major underdog entering their week two contest at the New England Patriots; however, the Cardinals now sit at 2-0 after completing a stunning 20-18 upset. The Patriots (1-1) looked sluggish for most of the game; Tom Brady was under constant pressure from Arizona’s pass rush and lost tight end Aaron Hernandez early in the first quarter. With six seconds remaining, Stephen Gostkowski kicked what would have been a game-winning field goal attempt wide to the left. Read on for in-depth breakdowns of New England’s offense, defensive, and special teams from week two.
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