Not Another Pink Hat - 3/11/08

kcdc posted 3/17/2008 from www.sportsofboston.com [flag]

From Spygate to Tom Brady’s baby mama drama, the Patriots have been the center of many stories in 2007-08. This was probably the reason Rachelle Washington decided to come forward with allegations that Randy Moss hit her and prevented her from seeking treatment in her home on January 6, 2008. [link]

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