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Keron Henry
Keron Henry is a wide reciever for the New England Patriots. He is number 1 and is 6'1 and 222 pounds. The New England Patriots are coached by Bill Belichick and are in the AFC East.
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Today is better day than yesterday and the day before. Today the New England Patriots coaches, with Bill Belichick at the head of the table, will assess themselves heading into December.
It probably won't be pretty as Belichick likes to call 'em like he sees 'em.
- New England Patriots Links 12/30/09 (patspulpit.com)
Even for Coach Bill, it was an incredibly downbeat postgame performance.
It was amazingly brief (5 minutes, 46 seconds), and it was nearly unintelligible. Bill Belichick often says nothing useful after games, but you can usually at least hear how he phrases it. This time, after the New England Patriots' lopsided first-round loss to Baltimore, his nothing was sotto voce and thank God for the transcription.
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New England Patriots celebrate their win over Jacksonville and earning the division champion title.
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Albert Breer knows Tom Brady wants to play in Houston.
"I'm sure [Bill Belichick will] have his own ideas, and down in Foxborough, it's not like it's a democracy there anywhere," the quarterback...
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- New England Patriots Links 12/17/09 (patspulpit.com)
Bill Belichick wants YOU to have a Happy Thanksgiving.
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Ex-Saint LB Rob Ninkovich compares Sean Payton with Bill Belichick.
"No, I wouldn’t say they’re similar," Ninkovich said, breaking into laughter. "No. They’re not similar at all."
According to Ninkovich, Payton has a bit of an edge to him...
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From patspulpit.com
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Throughout the decade of their Dynasty, the New England Patriots have made a living under Bill Belichick’s philosophy of moving on to the next thing, whatever that may be; the next practice, the next meeting, the next game, or what have you.
Well, now that they got bumped out...nay, knocked out of the playoffs in the first round, the next thing happens to be next season.
Harsh words for a harsh reality that Patriots fans are living today.
So...
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