December 1st, 2008 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: NFL, New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers, Wes Welker
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark tries to kill Patriots receiver Wes Welker with this unnecessary brutal hit. Welker never returned to the game after the hit; he probably suffered a concussion but should be ready to go next week when the Patriots travel to Seattle.
November 24th, 2008 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: Fights, Miami Dolphins, NFL, New England Patriots
New England Patriots offensive lineman and Miami Dolphins linebacker Channing Crowder exchanged fists during their Sunday matchup.
The New York Jets now sit atop the AFC East division after they were able to beat the New England Patriots in overtime 34-31.
“It’s a great, great feeling for us,” Jets head coach Eric Mangini said.
One month after Tom Brady suffered a season ending knee injury which required surgery and later became infected, he’s back working out with his teammates in the Patriots’ training room.
“It’s good to see him around, hanging out, smiling,” defensive end Jarvis Green said.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has had yet another procedure on his surgically repaired left knee in an attempt to fight an infection.
Earlier in the week Brady acknowledged his 2nd knee operation on his website.
New England Patriots safety Rodney Harrison is out for the season after suffering a torn right thigh muscle in the 3rd quarter of the Patriots win over the Denver Broncos.
“It was difficult for all of us to watch Rodney be carted off like he did.” Belichick said.
The New England Patriots proved they can still be a dominant football team even without Tom Brady when they stunned the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football 41-7.
“The main focus was to really play a complementary game,” Moss said.
Long-time New England Patriots do-it-all receiver Troy Brown has announced his retirement after 15 long season with the team.
“I can’t think of anything better in life to do than to enjoy a Sunday afternoon playing football,” Brown said. Read the rest of this entry »
The Miami Dolphins shocked many football fans Sunday afternoon when they destroyed the New England Patriots 38-13.
“We had trouble with their new stuff,” Patriots coach Bill Belichick said. Read the rest of this entry »
September 19th, 2008 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, Stupid Fans
Miami Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter felt the need to call out Patriots QB Matt Cassel just a few days before their Sunday matchup.
“I just know he’s not a Tom Brady,” Porter said. “So if it’s not Tom Brady, it shouldn’t be that hard. It’ll be good to go out there and get our first victory.” Read the rest of this entry »
