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Hey Patriot fans-which win this year over a quality opponent defines your team?

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Thanks for sharing!
 
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Denver twice.   God loves Brady more.

 
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Lol-
Denver, what a sorry excuse for a team and I have to root for them every week.
Take away the Pittsburgh game and look at how they finished their year. That Pittsburgh game goes to the great Dick LeBeau, who is truly great and truly coached a stinker.
OK- nice try but hard to define a season on that win.
 
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The 2nd game against Buffalo was impressive also.  Usually backing a dog into the corner they bite back but Pats were too much for them. 

  Even with Buffalo's earlier season loss to Pats as extreme motivation, Buffalo couldn't muster even being competitive in the 2nd game.

 
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The one where they slammed it in your mom's end zone over and over.
 
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The one on Feb. 5th against your Gmen smart ass! Tune in.....
 
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Buffalo-
at that point in the season they had no D line or O line. They were decimated with injuries.
Buffalo- they door mats of the AFC East for 10 years now
Buffalo, man that is rich.



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Quote Originally Posted by Redman910:

The one on Feb. 5th against your Gmen smart ass! Tune in.....



time will tell but maybe the AFC was a little weaker this year than the NFC?
Just maybe?
 
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Did you know the AFC has not covered the spread in the last 4 Super Bowls?
Probably coincidence.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by teriaki:

The one where they slammed it in your mom's end zone over and over.

Touchdown! 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:

Buffalo-
at that point in the season they had no D line or O line. They were decimated with injuries.
Buffalo- they door mats of the AFC East for 10 years now
Buffalo, man that is rich.



I am going to pass out from laughing so hard. Hey thanks guys!

Buffalo always plays New England tough.  They beat them last season.  

Buffalo and Denver are definitely the best wins for New England this season. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:

Buffalo always plays New England tough.  They beat them last season.  

Buffalo and Denver are definitely the best wins for New England this season. 



 
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The only quality team that Giants beat was Arizona.  Dallas doesn't count since Tony Romo was injured.   
 
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Atalanta, GB and SF were not quality wins. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by teriaki:

The one where they slammed it in your mom's end zone over and over.

Don't do it personal, this is a discussion thread not a hate your mom talk.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:

Atalanta, GB and SF were not quality wins. 



You sir, are a CLOWN
 
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Quote Originally Posted by EazyFBaby:




You sir, are a CLOWN

You sir, are uninformed.

 
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Beating Denver was more of a quality win than beating Atlanta, GB, and SF. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:

The only quality team that Giants beat was Arizona.  Dallas doesn't count since Tony Romo was injured.   

They did beat the Patriots.That is the only quality win the Giants got in the regular season.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:

Beating Denver was more of a quality win than beating Atlanta, GB, and SF. 

Sorry man but you look like an idiot with an answer like this.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gilligansisland:

They did beat the Patriots.That is the only quality win the Giants got in the regular season.

I somewhat disagree.  Giants were in a good spot.  Just like they are in alot of other games.  Regardless, a win is a win. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gilligansisland:

Sorry man but you look like an idiot with an answer like this.

Sorry bud, but you are an idiot for pre-judging and not asking why I believe that to be true.  Unless you are a mind-reader 

 
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yall dumbasses keep arguing.  give me some good info fucking moronssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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Beating Baltimore was the Patriots defining moment so far this season.  We all know that Cudiff f#cked the fg up.  The game would of went to over time blah blah blah.  The Patriots schedule was not very difficult at all.  Anyone who says that beating the Bills defines the Pats season is out of their mind.  Injuries and the lose of Fred Jackson impaired a team that was overachieving at the beginning of the season.  Hey, they did beat the Redskins a team that the Giants couldn't seem to beat.  I guess beating Oakland on the road and beating every NFC east team but the Giants could count for something.  Anyway, i am not impressed but they did score a ton of points.....  The Giants best wins were beating Philly once in Philadelphia, the Cowboys twice, the Patriots, and the Cardinals on the road.  Either way I am not impressed by the Giants regular season at all.  But look at who they have beaten lately and that I think matters the most.  Atlanta, Green Bay, San Fransisco....  The Pats Denver and BALTIMORE.  Why doesn't everyone just admit it that the Giants deserve to be here and the Patriots are not slouches.  It comes down to one game and it will be a good one.  I think every game before now means nothing unless it caused an injury to active players. 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:

Denver twice.   God loves Brady more.

Brady bunch will have the easiest 2012 NFL strength of schedule.

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