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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The one thing many observers of the New England Patriots want to know now is whether their offense is finally back on track. Today, when the Miami Dolphins visit Gillette Stadium at 1 p.m. , some answers might be given. Full Article at Nashua Telegraph
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No, he still throws the ball
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To win a division, you have to play good in the division ... You’re not going to win the division and be 3-3 every year. We’re 1-1 in the division right now and we have four key division games coming up and this one is right at the top of that list.
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You’re trying to get your players in the best position possible so that they can go make plays
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I would say that the Patriot offense I’ve seen in the last couple weeks is the real Patriot offense ... What I mean by that is I’m sure, like anybody else, time makes you a little bit better and a little bit sharper. Those guys look pretty sharp right now.
