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This loss shows why another dimension is needed

This game needed the third dimension. Or for that matter, the New England Patriots did. You had two teams Sunday at sun-splashed Gillette Stadium that could each could do one thing well on offense. The Seahawks tossed their running game away in the second half of their 23-20 overtime win; it ...

Patriots still have enough drama to keep you interested

Never a dull moment in Foxborough, right? Let's see if we can go over the New England Patriots sideshow of the last week, even after they've stunned the world with their season-opening win. First, Robert Kraft is not happy about not being selected in the past for the Pro Football Hall of ...

Silver Knights should have a manager by month’s end

Here's a few tids and bits as you all of a sudden we're seeing signs of Patriots fever gripping the region: First, Nashua Silver Knights fans, expect a new field manager to be named by the end of this month. At least that's the goal, according to general manager Cam Cook. The team received a ...

We learn that preseason lesson again, Patriots fans

The biggest loser of Sunday's New England Patriots opener wasn't the Cincinnati Bengals. It was preseason football. That's because we have once again learned that lesson – what you see in the preseason is always simply a bad dream. It's not reality. Yes, the New England Patriots surprised ...

Get ready football fans, your Sundays are all spoken for

The time is finally here, the New England Patriots regular season opener, as well as the start of Sunday NFL Football that will continue all the way through early February, with the exception of the idleweek in between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl (sorry, the Pro Bowl ...

September’s here, and for sports fans it’s time to cheer

Welcome, September. For many, it's their favorite month, a mix of summer and fall. For those in the sports media world, it means no more down time. Especially in the high school sports media world. You see, July is really the only month of the year in which no high school events are played at ...