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Ian Clark's Patriots Report Card: Football gods can be cruel
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Reader commentsThe New England Patriots defeated Buffalo 13-0 on Sunday to finish 11-5 on the season, yet they did not make the playoffs. It was a solid season that could have gone so much worse after star quarterback Tom Brady was lost in the first quarter of the first game.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Hey Paul from Milford.... CAN YOU PROVE THEY CHEATED THIS YEAR AND ENDED UP 11-5??? NOT
- STEVIE D, DERRY,NH
I keep thinking back to that Miami/NE game in September when the Pats got bludgeoned 38-13. And no one can blame Cassell for that. The defensive unit was simply smacked around on those wildcat plays. But that game... that was the difference.
- Rick D., Sanbornton
Ian, I hear you buddy. 11-5 and not get in, com'on. What do you think, howabout an Asterisk or something in the record books for the Pats? LOL
- Paul, Milford
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