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Patriots Lose Again . . .

November 12th, 2006 | 2 comments

The Patriots looked crappy and the Jets looked great.  I have said for a long time that Chad Pennington is the most underrated quarterback in football.  Every aspect of the Jets game today looked good and the Pats looked like amateurs.  Even Tom Brady looked like he was a rookie quarterback.

I just knew that Fred Wilson was going to post about the Jets too.  I reluctantly opened his post, still feeling the pain of today’s loss.  He’s right to mention that today’s game was a huge victory for Eric Mangini who was mentored by Bill Billichick for years.  Has the student become the master?

 

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  • Dave Jilk

    And the Broncos looked… lucky.  Once again they played to the level of their opponent, barely squeaking by the Raiders, whom they should be beating by 30 points.

  • Dave Jilk

    And the Broncos looked… lucky.  Once again they played to the level of their opponent, barely squeaking by the Raiders, whom they should be beating by 30 points.