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    Laurence Maroney chipped in 82 yards with a touchdown on the ground for New England (6-2), which had a bye last week after a victory over Tampa Bay in London and has won three straight to grab a two-game lead over the idle New York Jets in the AFC East. "Another game that came right down to the wire ... Miami made some plays, we made a few more. It's good to win that game. Miami was 3-0 in the division coming in. It was a huge win for us." The Dolphins (3-5) could have tightened the division and made it a three-team race with a victory Sunday, but instead failed to build off last week's win against the Jets and fell to 3-1 within the AFC East. Full Article at Canada.com
    Another game that came right down to the wire ... Miami made some plays, we made a few more. It's good to win that game. Miami was 3-0 in the division coming in. It was a huge win for us.
    Bill Belichick – Bill Belichick SOURCE: Canada.com 4 weeks ago
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Brady leads Patriots over Dolphins in key AFC East battle
  1. The biggest problem for us was in the red zone
    Bill Belichick – Bill Belichick SOURCE: Canada.com 4 weeks ago
  2. Miami's got a good red area defense and they held us to field goals. We have to do a better job getting the ball in the end zone, but give them credit, they have a good [red zone] defense.
    SOURCE: Canada.com 4 weeks ago
  3. The double-reverse pass turned out to be a huge play for us
    SOURCE: Canada.com 4 weeks ago
  4. We just executed ... Everybody did what they had to do. You have to commend all 11 guys. Everybody did everything right on that play.
    Randy Moss – Randy Moss SOURCE: Canada.com 4 weeks ago

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