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Monday, December 1, 2008

Opportunity slips from Patriots

DREARY DAY: Randy Moss (left) and Matt Cassel can’t bear to watch during the Patriots’ 33-10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday at Gillette Stadium.
By Karen Guregian
FOXBORO - The Patriots could have put themselves in much better position for either...
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London calling for the Patriots

The New England Patriots will be playing the Buccaneers in London in 2009.
By John Tomase
The Patriots are going international. One year after a preseason trip to China...
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James Harrison: Pittsburgh’s man of steel

PITTSBURGH STEALER: Steelers linebacker Lawrence Timmons steps in front of Pats running back Kevin Faulk for a second-half pick yesterday in Foxboro.
By Rich Thompson
Outside linebacker James Harrison inflicted the worst of the punishments the Pittsburgh...
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Ellis Hobbs out for muffed kick

NOT PLAYING NICE: Pats safety Brandon Meriweather (left) and the Steelers’ Limas Sweed tangle in the first quarter yesterday.
By Karen Guregian / Patriots Notebook
FOXBORO - Ellis Hobbs said he was on the sidelines for a pivotal third-quarter kickoff...
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Best and Worst of the Patriots/ Steelers Game

Hines Ward makes a touchdown catch defended by cornerback Deltha O’Neal in the 3rd quarter.
By John Tomase
WORST HANDS: Pats rookie Matthew Slater -- drafted for his potential as a kickoff...
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Patriots can’t measure up

SOAKED: Pats coach Bill Belichick looks for answers in yesterday’s loss.
By John Tomase / Patriots Beat
FOXBORO - Here’s what the epitaph on the 2008 Patriots season is going to read:...
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Randy Moss upset at inability to get handle on things

Randy Moss misses a catch in the second half.
By Dan Ventura
FOXBORO - Randy Moss had an uneven afternoon and he wasn’t afraid to voice...
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Problem of the Steelers Game

James Farrior bares down on Matt Cassel as he fumbles.
By Herald Staff
Matt Cassel comes back to Earth Following a week in which he was feted for his dismantling...
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Patriots let Boston down

CLANK: Pats receiver Randy Moss has a first-quarter pass go off his hands during yesterday’s 33-10 loss to the Steelers in Foxboro.
By Steve Buckley
FOXBORO - It had been a period of bliss on the Boston sports scene. The Bruins...
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Performance shows QB Matt Cassel not quite there

GROUNDED: Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel takes a tumble after being sacked by Steelers nose tackle Casey Hampton yesterday at Gillette Stadium.
By Ron Borges
FOXBORO - Maybe you want to hold up on that Brady trade? On the long drive down...
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Point of no return

Play of Game: New England Patriots wide receiver Matthew Slater fumbles the kick return in the 3rd quarter.
By Rich Thompson
Rookie Matthew Slater was an SI.com All-America at UCLA for doing one thing - returning...
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A tough drop for backers

By Chris Letourneau / The Bet Box
Pats gamblers fumbled away money like their team fumbled away the ball yesterday, falling back to .500 this season (6-6) with a 33-10 loss to the Pittsburgh...

Weather not an excuse

DOWN AND OUT: Patriots receiver Wes Welker is checked on by guard Stephen Neal after taking a hard hit in the second half yesterday at Gillette Stadium. Welker did not return to the 33-10 loss.
By Dan Ventura
FOXBORO - Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger called the rainy conditions at...
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Bill Belichick focuses only on game against Seattle

Bill Belichick says he will stay focused on the next game.
By Associated Press
FOXBORO - New England coach Bill Belichick says the best way for the Patriots to...
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Survey: Red Sox rank 2nd in local brand strength

David Ortiz is a member of the top baseball team in the nation judging by local brand strength, according to a survey.
By Associated Press
The Green Bay Packers have a losing record this season — 5-7 — but the team is No. 1 when it comes to a...
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Play of Game: New England Patriots wide receiver Matthew Slater fumbles the kick return in the 3rd quarter.
Point of no return

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