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Reader commentsHere's a hint to defensive coordinators scouting the New England Patriots: On the Patriots' first play of every drive, always look for Kevin Faulk. No one kick-starts a drive like Faulk; no one singlehandedly prevents three-and-outs the way the veteran halfback does.
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