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GIVEN THAT the New England Patriots lost to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday night, Pats coach Bill Belichick’s decision to go for the first-down conversion on fourth and 2 from his own 28 doesn’t feel like the right call. However, from a statistical point of view, it was. The reason is that the Pats had two chances to win the ...
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - Bill Belichick is being coy about linebacker Junior Seau's possible return to the New England Patriots.
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From sports.yahoo.com
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Bill Belichick risked everything on one play Sunday night. It cost him a victory, and it may wind up costing him a trip back to Indianapolis for a rematch with Peyton Manning later this season. After the New England coach failed on a stunning gamble deep in his own territory, Manning threw a 1-yard touchdown pass to Reggie Wayne with 13 seconds left that rallied the unbeaten Colts to a 35-34 win...
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When defensive coordinator Dean Pees returned to work after New England's stunning loss to the Indianapolis Colts, Bill Belichick was preparing for the Patriots' next opponent. The coach was seemingly unaffected by the wave of criticism stemming from his fourth-down gamble. "As far as I can see right now, it's business as usual," Pees said Tuesday.
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Bill Belichick has heard enough about his fourth-down decision that failed. So has Tom Brady. The Patriots returned Wednesday for their first practice since Sunday night's 35-34 loss in which their coach went for it on fourth-and-2 from the New England 28-yard line instead of punting with a six-point lead.
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