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YEAH! See Red, Sauerbrun is very fun to watch for a punter. Were you disappointed when he left? He can really kick the s*** out of the ball.

Yeah, what a great opportunity for the guy. He's been huge for us. 14-10 going into the half on the road, and getting the ball back first for the second half? I'll gladly take it. I hope we found our way through their defense and exposed something.

HUGE TOUCHDOWN! TOM BRADY, BITCHES!!!

The Pats better answer. Now.

Just tune it out, who cares what they're saying. If it's not getting to me, trust me, it shouldn't be getting to you. I'm the most irritable person I know.

Damn straight son. Hawkins with the big sack.

How fitting. 7-3. I hope this pissed our guys off enough to smack them in the throats and make it 10-7 right now.

That's ********. How can he say that there was enough evidence? It's tough as is, and if it's that tough, don't overturn it... Whatever. I still say ********. He came down with the ball, and we popped it out. It's as simple as that.

I don't think so either. Still though, it was a dumb call by Marty. Why do you throw the ball like that? It's dangerous as is...not to mention you can utilize No. 21 ...

YEAH BOY. Marty....there's another example of why you get criticized oh so much.

The Pats' defense is playing unbelievably.

3-0 Pats after 1

Hey, Gostkowski coming through with the clutch 50 yarder!

GREAT JOB DEFENSE! EAT DIRT RIVERS!

Huge effort by Bruschi to pressure Rivers into that throw. It would have been nice if Hobbs picked it, because they'll probably attempt a field goal now, but I can't complain with that all around effort. Great job again guys.

Another great tackle as Evans covers the punt nicely. We have to stuff them back there now to get ourselves some better field position. They keep punting from the 50 we're never going to get a decent look.

Meh, it depends on if they define turning his body as a football move. I'm just really happy that we made them punt on first possession. That was a GREAT open field tackle on Gates by Chad Scott.

Oh wow. I forgot those even existed. Nevermind, my bad. They were pretty funny

Hate to break it to you, but really his only nemesis was Ty Law. He's owned the Patriots since Law left. I just don't understand how some of you are so comfortable going into tomorrow's game, and should we win tomorrow, to Indianapolis. Like I said, it helps to know as fans that we can go into the game with confidence, but these teams are unbelievable and could beat the Patriots just as convincingly as some of you think the Pats will beat these other teams.

Well, Peyton did have a pretty clean atmosphere today, and he didn't exactly look too good. I think his rating was somewhere in the 30s?? Hopefully it'll get to him real nice by next week and the Colts will get beat by tomorrow's winner.

The Saints are going to the superbowl. That is all. As for the Colts, I'm petrified of them. I much rather would have played the Ravens because as long as you can score a few field goals, their offense won't hurt you. They may have the best defense in the league, but you also need a half-decent offense. The Colts at home are going to be EXTREMELY scary to play, especially when it'll be at the RCA Dome if the Patriots happen to win. First, we have to beat the Chargers, but should the Pats win... wow. I won't be too thrilled to play at Indianapolis in front of a full crowd of Colts fans craving revenge. I also have a bad feeling that Vinatieri will end the Pats' season. He has absolutely no wind nor elements to deal with. The Pats better hope they get Harrison back or they'll be in real bad shape. At this point, to be honest, I'm more scared of the Colts than the Chargers. The Pats' secondary needs to be sured up, and I just don't see how they'll be able to keep up with Clark/Harrison/Wayne. The only real deep threat for the Chargers is Gates, and McCardell is no pushover. Both will be tough games, but I dread the Colts more than the Chargers. I really dislike it when some Pats fans find comfort in the fact that we've had previous success in the postseason. It helps a little, yes, to know that you have the smartest coach in recent memory (I think everyone on this board will agree, even if they hate the Pats), but when you have teams like the Chargers and Colts standing in your way, you can't feel safe at all.

The Colts moved down the field pretty effectively. With a suspect offense, the Ravens can't let that happen anymore. Not to mention that the Colts' defense had a 3 & out to start the game...