Patriots 24, Colts 20, Final - Nov. 4, 2007

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THE PATRIOTS JUST SCORED AGAIN ... BAD FOR THE NFL?

sooze posted 11/4/2007 from www.epiccarnival.com

by Jack Cobra, Cobra Brigade... I'm going to jump into this argument about whether or not the Patriots scoring all of these points is bad for the NFL. It seems everyone has an opinion on it, so I might as well throw mine out there. I don't care about the integrity of the NFL, the integrity of the teams, good sportsmanship or any of that stuff. I'm a fan of the NFL.
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RANDOM OBSERVATIONS : PATS @ COLTS, FIRST HALF EDITION

BlownCoverage.com found this 11/4/2007 on www.epiccarnival.com

by Davey , Blown Coverage Colts vs. Pats. Dungy vs. Belichick. Manning vs. Brady. Good vs. Pure, pure evil. The angles and the subplots have been beaten to death so I'm not going to even to get into those. But there's one thing about this game that ...
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Patriots Beat Colts 24-20!

mudfreesports posted 11/5/2007 from mudfreesports.blogspot.com

Was the game everything you hoped for? The Patriots defeated the Colts 24-20 thanks to 14 unanswered points in the 4th Quarter. The Colts defense was able to stop the high powered Patriots offense for most of the game. But the last two drives of the game, the Patriots were able to strike at will. Including the go ahead touchdown drive, a drive that only lasted 43 seconds. Both teams showed ...
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Brady Brings Them Back, 24-20

SteveM posted 11/5/2007 from soxanddawgs.com

Tom Brady rallies the New England Patriots past the Indianapolis Colts, 24-20. The Patriots are the NFL's last unbeaten team and stand at 9-0 going into the bye week.
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ESPN - Manning's late fumble seals deal for undefeated Patriots - NFL Football Recap

Erin posted 11/5/2007 from sports.espn.go.com

In what was hyped as the biggest NFL regular-season game ever, the Patriots stayed on course for an unbeaten season as Brady threw two of his three touchdown passes in a four-minute span of the fourth quarter Sunday to overcome a 10-point deficit and beat Super Bowl champion Indianapolis, 24-20.
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Patriots make their statements late and close

Cursed To First - Sox and Pats forever. found this 11/5/2007 on mvn.com

By the time the second half of this game opened, I had already begun composing my post for this blog in my head about how, exactly, the Colts had managed to beat the Patriots.It wasn’t just that the Colts were ahead 13-7 as the third ...
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CROWD NOISE SKIPS AT COLTS GAME Audio

Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 11/5/2007 on www.profootballtalk.com

CROWD NOISE SKIPS AT COLTS GAME
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NFL Game Center: Box Score - New England Patriots at Indianapolis Colts - 2007 9

Deadspin found this 11/5/2007 on www.nfl.com

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 21 THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY 7/12 - 58% FOURTH DOWN EFFICIENCY 0/0 - 0% TOTAL NET YARDS 342 NET YARDS RUSHING 105 NET YARDS PASSING 237 PASS COMP-ATT-INT 21 - 32 - 2 KICKOFFS (Number-In End Zone-Touchbacks) 5 - 3 - 2 PUNTS ...
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ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog • Patriots upset with officiating
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando from Indy The Patriots haven't had to worry about officiating this season because they've been dominating opponents so thoroughly. Not so in this game. Tom Brady and Kevin Faulk clearly thought Colts linebacker Gary ...
ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog • What was Manning thinking?
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando from Indy Peyton Manning is sitting on the sideline reviewing photos of his third-quarter interception. It's easy to look at plays like that and wonder what the quarterback was thinking. Rodney Harrison was right ...
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In-game notes from the first half, courtesy of the Patriots' media relations department: MOSS TIES SINGLE-SEASON FRANCHISE RECEIVING TD RECORD Randy Moss hauled in a 4-yard touchdown pass from Tom Brady in the second quarter to give the Patriots ...
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Sports Scope • Mathis bails out Manning
Manning's interception didn't prove costly after all. Mathis notched his second sack of Brady and an incompletion to Kevin Faulk -- who appeared to get hooked by Colts LB Gary Brackett -- helped douse another New England possession in 3-and-out...
ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog • Hayden held Moss' hand in end zone
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando from Indy At the risk of getting Colts fans fired up with another mention of officiating, replays showed Colts cornerback Kelvin Hayden grabbing Randy Moss' hand in the end zone on a recent Patriots incompletion. At ...
ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog • Pats have 116 yards in penalties
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando from Indy Officials have flagged New England for seven penalties covering 116 yards. The Colts have one penalty for five yards. The Colts have four first downs by penalty. Joseph Addai's dominance is the primary ...
Sports Scope • Patriots inch closer
Stephen Gostkowski's 34-yard field goal has the Patriots within three again, 13-10. The Patriots marched 75 yards on the drive after forcing the Colts' first punt of the day. Brady threw for 38 yards on the drive, nearly doubling his...
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