Thursday, March 18th, 2010

by Scott Benson
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The New England Patriots will try to go 7-0 for the first time in franchise history this afternoon as they travel to Miami for a divisional matchup with the winless Dolphins. Let’s take a spin through the morning papers to see what they think.
In his Pats notebook, the Globe’s Christopher Gasper says Ben [...]

by Greg Doyle
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Big games on tap this weekend that will flush out the BCS standing even further. With Boston College idle, they could move up to #2 with South Florida losing to Rutgers this past Thursday. A loss by Ohio State to Michigan State and the impossible could happen – yes, BC at #1. Of [...]

Thought we’d recap a pretty busy week here at Patriots Daily, just in case you missed anything.
* On Monday, Scott looked back at the Patriots thumping of the chatterbox Wade Phillips and the Dallas Cowboys in Game Day Rear View
* Tuesday we went Inside Gillette with Christopher Price, who examined the first six games of [...]

by the Patriots Daily Staff
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As the baseball playoffs continue to dominate the local landscape, the Patriots are rolling towards the mid-point of the 2007 season. This week, they travel to their own Little Shop of Horrors – Dolphin Stadium (shouldn’t that be plural?) – as they try to take their perfect record to 7-0.
Try as [...]

By Bill Barnwell
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The Dolphins trade of Chris Chambers this week was both surprising and not surprising. On one hand, rumors pegged Chambers as potential trade bait going back to training camp, where he failed to impress new head coach Cam Cameron. Chambers was also plying his trade for a 0-6 team about to undergo a [...]

by Dan Snapp
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“It’s just not right,” my brother said. “Other guys that have left, I was happy for them when they found success. But I just can’t bring myself to root for Randy. It doesn’t seem fair he can quit his way onto a winning team.”
It’s not an uncommon sentiment among Viking fans like my [...]

by Christopher Price
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As Tom Brady walked off the field at Texas Stadium Sunday afternoon, the 30-year-old quarterback cemented himself as the early-season favorite to win his first NFL MVP Award. Against the Cowboys, on the biggest stage in football, he finished 31-for-46 for 388 yards and five touchdowns in a 48-27 pounding of Dallas.
Over the [...]

by Scott Benson
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The Dallas Cowboys thought they had the New England Patriots for a minute there yesterday, as they rallied for a 24-21 third-quarter lead after having trailed by two touchdowns.
No dice.
The Patriots exploded for 27 points over the game’s final 25 minutes – to just 3 from the overwhemled Cowboys – to close out [...]

by Scott Benson
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We’ll get to today’s matchup of unbeatens in a minute, but first, let’s spend a moment with Dan Shaughnessy.
I can’t stay up until one-freaking-thirty in the morning to watch a baseball game. So the minute I got up today, I headed straight for an update from my trusty Patriots Daily laptop (batteries not [...]

by Greg Doyle
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It’s hard to believe, but here we are in mid-October, with important games all over the schedule. Let’s take a look at a few.
Boston College at Notre Dame (3:30 NBC): We’ve looked at the 4th ranked and undefeated Boston College Eagles before. Take a look at the September 15th College Scout to highlight [...]

by the Patriots Daily Staff
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The 5-0 Patriots are headed to Dallas this weekend to take on the 5-0 Cowboys in a big game that has gotten even bigger with some latent Spy-gate sniping this week.
Let’s line up the Row of Chairs for their weekly forecast of impending doom for the Patriots’ fat, balding and slow-witted [...]

By Bill Barnwell
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Although the Cowboys almost didn’t make it, their narrow victory on Monday does present us with a rarity coming up this week: a matchup of two teams, both 5-0. In fact, since 1983, there’s been exactly one 5-0 vs. 5-0 game, and it also involved the Patriots. In 2004, the 5-0 Patriots met [...]