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Tedy Bruschi
A portal for NFL fans who follow Tedy Bruschi and the New England Patriots. Tedy Bruschi is a middle linebacker for the Pats.
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I know it's a bit late for the end-of-the-decade lists, but I just decided to throw another one out there.
There's been some good (Brandon Meriweather) some really good (Tom Brady), some bad (Guss Scott) some really bad (Chad Jackson) draft picks in the previous decade.
The article starts out by going through the worst Pats draft picks, the moves on to the best. Both sections of this slideshow are in no particular order.Begin Slideshow
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Congratulations to the New England Patriots on another winning season.
The once unstoppable juggernaut that the New England Patriots were in the past four seasons has somewhat changed and the once mighty Patriots now seem human.
The loss of Wes Welker heading into the playoffs definitely dampens spirits in New England, and now puts even more pressure onto the remaining receiver corps.
Offensively, the Pats are solidly ranked third in passing...
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"Before, it was (Tedy) Bruschi, myself, Ted Johnson, Richard, Ted Johnson, Rodney (Harrison), Vrabel, Ty Law -- We had them across the board," McGinest said. "We competed against each other, that was the thing between us. What I'd say is that when critical things were happening, we'd say, 'They are not scoring. They are not running, they are not consistently throwing.' Did we give up rushing yards? Yeah. Did we give up some big plays? Sure...
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The Patriots pregame previews at ESPN Boston are must-reads for the interplay between Mike Reiss and Tedy Bruschi, and for Bruschi's specific schematic expertise. This week's wild-card preview is especially interesting -- Bruschi talks about the differences between Wes Welker and Julian Edelman, why Ed Reed and tight windows don't go together, and why Ray Rice is better than he's been before.
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