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16 Reasons to LOVE the New England Patriots
- By Jesse Campbell
- Published 12/24/2007
- Pro Football (NFL)
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The 2007 New England Patriots are on pace to shatter several records on the way to an unprecedented 16-0 regular season record. Despite this feat, the Pats have their fair share of detractors in the media and in the general public. There are plenty of reasons to dislike the Patriots but who’s pulling for them outside of
1) Mums the word
16 weeks into the regular season undefeated and not one mention of doing the unthinkable from ANY of the Patriots players. You know its KILLING them not to be able to talk about it, but they don’t out of respect for their coach and his belief in focus…Keep in mind that the Bengals’ organization can’t keep its players from breaking the law
2) Tom Brady
Come on, he’s a touchdown throwing, model/actress dating, Super Bowl winning Quarterback that just so happens to be having one of the best seasons ever at his position.
3) Spygate
Weren’t we always told that cheaters never prosper?
4) 60 Minutes
Tom Brady and the offense doesn’t let up at any point. Some call it running up the score, some say its poor sportsmanship, I call it doing your job. The offense doesn’t go out on the field to punt or kick or field goals.
5) Perfect
Arguments would still float around as to who is the best NFL team ever but a 19-0 Pats team would be perfect and pretty much end the discussion for me.
6) Madden Offense
How many NFL teams run the same offense you use in a video game? They continue to make me look like an offensive genius for running this offense the past 5 years in Madden.
7) Bill Belichick
Is there a more interesting coach in the league? He holds the world’s worst press conferences, wears the same sweatshirt to every game, his post-game handshakes are legendary, and he’s turned his entire roster into emotionless robots.
8) “Well Done is always better than Well Said”
Safety Anthony Smith of the Pittsburg Steelers “guaranteed” a win when the Steelers met up with the Patriots in Week 14. Tom Brady and the Patriots walked the walk instead of talking it, toasting Anthony Smith and the rest of
9) Evil Mangenius
Isn’t Eric Mangini really the villain in all of this? He worked under and learned from Belichick in