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Meriweather is a film student
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smokeyboy found this 1 day ago on www.boston.com
| | The outcome of that Nov. 30 game will never change. The Patriots and Saints met up on a Monday night surrounded by plenty of hype, and a 38-17 loss left the Patriots deflated and filled with questions, especially in the secondary.
This week, Patriots safety Brandon Meriweather pulled out the film to watch the game again. The season has long ended, but learning from losses like that is...
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Slamming this Patriots pair laughable
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smokeyboy found this 1 day ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | Some people don’t get it. Tom Brady and Ty Warren do.
This week, Brady and Warren have been taking considerable flak on the public airwaves for not showing up at something they don’t have to. These are the Patriots voluntary conditioning workouts that began in Foxboro.
Their absence has been widely derided as somehow letting down their team by being elsewhere. Reportedly,...
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Alge Crumpler agrees
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smokeyboy found this 2 days ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | The Patriots appeared to answer one pressing question at tight end yesterday.
The team reached an agreement with veteran Alge Crumpler, according to an NFL source. Crumpler spent the last two seasons with the Tennessee Titans, but the source said the organization believes it has lost the 32-year-old to the team he visited more than a week ago.
Barring an unexpected snag, it is...
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Tom Brady in LA, not Foxboro workouts
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smokeyboy found this 3 days ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | While the Patriots’ voluntary offseason workout progam began Monday, quarterback Tom Brady has yet to report and is currently in Los Angeles.
Brady, who was photographed walking his new dog yesterday in LA (Inside Track, Page 15) traditionally is one of the first players to participate and often won the preferred parking space awarded to players with the best offseason...
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Jerod Mayo talks up a more vocal role
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smokeyboy found this 4 days ago on news.bostonherald.com
| | Leadership has been one of the primary issues on the table when it comes to elements that need to improve with the Patriots [team stats] going forward.
Jerod Mayo didn’t dispute that notion yesterday.
The linebacker, who took a break from offseason workouts, was placed in a tough position last season. He was a captain in just his second year who was asked to step in and put...
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Pats’ Adalius Thomas not yet set on...
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smokeyboy found this 5 days ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | Adalius Thomas was not with the Patriots yesterday for the start of the team’s offseason program, based on an e-mail the linebacker sent last night to the Herald.
Many expect the linebacker, who was at odds with coach Bill Belichick last season, will be released soon. Thomas disputed the notion, however, that he has a grand desire to play for the New York Jets, as recently...
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Sammy Morris has book on free agent...
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smokeyboy found this 6 days ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | Sammy Morris looks at the signings of team leaders Kevin Faulk and Vince Wilfork and likes what the Patriots have done thus far in the offseason.
The Patriots running back, taking a break yesterday from his appearance at Tufts University’s annual “Read by the River” literacy fair, also seemed pumped about what may happen down the road. Morris wouldn’t...
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Stephen Neal loves staying a Patriot
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smokeyboy found this 9 days ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | Stephen Neal lives in San Diego, and on the way to driving to his parents house, he always goes by the Chargers training facility. A job with San Diego would have been a much easier fit for the offensive lineman in terms of family life.
But once he decided he still wanted to play football, and the Patriots [team stats] still had an interest, it was a pretty easy decison for the free...
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Kevin Faulk true to blue
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smokeyboy found this 10 days ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | Kevin Faulk made no secret of his desire to remain a part of the team he’s been a fixture of the past 11 seasons. Like Troy Brown, he wants to be a Patriot for life.
Judging by what took place yesterday, the team may have the same goal in mind, as Faulk agreed to a one-year deal that could potentially net him $3 million. Under its terms, the running back will earn a $1 million...
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Leigh Bodden stays for $22M
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smokeyboy found this 11 days ago on www.bostonherald.com
| | Leigh Bodden spent this past weekend in Houston, dining with Texans coach Gary Kubiak and listening to the franchise’s best pitch. All the while, Bodden maintained the Patriots would get the last word.
The result is that the top cornerback available on the free agent market isn’t going anywhere.
His agent, Alvin Keels, confirmed Bodden agreed to a four-year deal with the...
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