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So the commercial in question does have my arm and tattoo and was shot back on
the Saturday before the opener on Monday
night.  It was shot with Tedy being a feature and as you'll note he doesn't seem
to be in the commercial anywhere.
This is apparently because there are multiple versions of the various VISA
commercials and a Tedy tribute in particular
is still awaiting release.

It's funny to spend an entire day with a lot of Pats fans as extras for a
commercial and doing a few specialty shots
only to have just my arm and tattoo make it.  Likely it will appear on youtube
eventually and if so I'd love the link.
It aired on Fox during the Pats in London weekend and is now steadily being
released on other stations.

I'm hopeful to see a cool Tedy piece done eventually.

Go Pats!
Zip

As promised earlier, here are the details.  I'll be there and enjoying the
experience fully so hopefully I might even
catch up with a few of you there.

Go Pats!
Zip
*****       ****
Hello Pats Nation!

So here's the details on our Jarvis Green charity autograph signing event! The
event will take place on Monday Nov.
16th at Smokey Bone's (by the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua) from 6-8 PM. Join us
to meet Jarvis and stay for Monday
Night Football Action!

Autograph tickets are just $15 each! And again, 100% of autograph ticket sales
will benefit the Jarvis Green Foundation
which supports single mothers in low-income areas. Tickets are avialble now at
http://www.neplayerpromotions.com/event_tickets. As a reward for being a New
England Player Promotions patron, we have
INTERNET ONLY SPECIALS up on the site which could save you up to $20 off our
door prices! I strongly encourage
pre-ordering as this is going to be hot ticket at this price - Jarvis is a
2-Time Superbowl Champion! We also have a
full line of signables available both at the event at through the website for
pre-sale as well.

The event will also feature a silent auction of sports memorabilia, a raffle,
and our "balloon pop" event which
everyone walks away from with a custom event T-shirt, among many other prizes!

We also have sponsorship spots left if you are a small business owner looking
for some great publicity and
advertising - contact me if interested.

OK, hope to see you there, any questions don't hesitate to get in touch!

Thanks,

-Den

Dennis Boyer
New England Player Promotions
www.neplayerpromotions.com
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Pats likely to turn to DE Wright after Green's surgery

Patriots defensive end Mike Wright could get more playing time after Jarvis Green reportedly underwent knee surgery that is expected to sideline him for at least one game.

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Rick Gosselin, of the Dallas Morning News, is a highly respected sports journalist. He's always among the best in the nation with his NFL Draft projections. Given that, it's encouraging to see his very positive opinion of Brandon Tate.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/spt/football/nfl/stories/110409dnspoinsidenfl.27dbfa3ca.html?nl

I think Prior might be that back-up you were inquiring about.  He's had some
really solid flashes thus far and is
probably ready to step up a bit in back-up.

I also think Derrick Burgess was a lot more effective against Tampa than most
people realize.  He wasn't stellar but it
was his best game and may be the Bucs poor play or his sign of getting more
comfortable with our complex schemes.

Go Pats!
Zip

Hey all,
 
Just wanted to let everyone know that the Razor's Edge Tailgate is a Registered
Fan Group of the New England Patriots.
 
If you want to be part of the fangroup, drop me an e-mail and I'll add you to
the list!
 
I won't be at the game this weekend .... Go Pats!!!! 
 
 
http://www.patriots.com/fanzone/public/index.cfm?ac=VerifyFCOR&FCORID=796
 <font face="comic sans ms" color="#438059" size="5">Mark </font>

(Not that Porter isn't a jerkball himself)

http://www.bostonsportsmedia.com/2009/11/was-joey-porter-baited-by-the-boston-me\
dia

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Rich Carreiro                            rlcarr@...

According to a tweet from Herald beat man Ian Rapoport, Wilhite
missed practice Tuesday and yesterday for illness.  And Rapaport
tweeted Wilhite's out again today for illness.

--
Rich Carreiro                            rlcarr@...

According to Rapoport's blog, the Herald has learned that Morris
"will likely return" in two weeks.

--
Rich Carreiro                            rlcarr@...

This would be a great time for Morris to return, with his power running
game. The Jets have lost their "brick wall" NT, Jenkins, for the season. We
got a good look at what that means to their defense in their loss to Miami.
The Pats should now be able to run up the middle, and, with no need to
double-team Jenkins, provide better protection for Brady on pass plays.

Let's hope this report is accurate. It would be great to have Sammy back for
the Jets, as long as he's physically really able to give close to 100%.
George



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According to Rapoport's blog, the Herald has learned that Morris "will
likely return" in two weeks.

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From his ESPN gig with Reiss:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/print?id=4626212&type=story

S  Bob Sanders - elbow surgery, out indefinitely
WR Anthony Gonzales - knee scope, expected to miss 2-3 more weeks
CB Marlin Jackson - torn ACL, on IR
LB Tyjuan Hagler - ruptured bicep, on IR

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Rich Carreiro                            rlcarr@...

That will be rough for them...nature of the game as injuries mount but I still
always want to play teams with us and
them both at full strength.  I know we overcame injuries a few times and failed
to do such a few times but the most
satisfying wins are head to head proving the better team on the field.

I have little doubt that next Sunday night Peyton will still be very good and we
will have a tough game on our
hands...I hope we are up for it.

But first...it's all about Miami.  The preview is up on my webpage btw.

Go Pats!
Zip

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To: "Bosco Pats List" <patriots@...>; "Zip Patriots List"
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Sent: Friday, November 06, 2009 12:49 PM
Subject: [patriotzip] Dolts injuries piling up


>S  Bob Sanders - elbow surgery, out indefinitely
> WR Anthony Gonzales - knee scope, expected to miss 2-3 more weeks
> CB Marlin Jackson - torn ACL, on IR
> LB Tyjuan Hagler - ruptured bicep, on IR
>
> --
> Rich Carreiro                            rlcarr@...
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07:38:00

So says nationalfootballpost.com

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Rich Carreiro                            rlcarr@...

Does it work?

Really?
Randy
& the Mighty Quinn
www.zipdogblog.com

Good article, as always. Tedy's inputs are great.

The element that grabs me most in this game is his note about Pat White. It
almost seems that the Dolphins have kept him off the field intentionally,
waiting to spring him on the Patriots. Through 8 games, he has exactly 16
pass attempts (6/16/31yds, 1 INT) and 11 rush attempts for 38 yds). I'll
have my eyes open for that, as Tedy suggests:

"Dan Henning is the Dolphins' offensive coordinator, and with that I think
there is a high possibility the Patriots will be seeing a new wrinkle. The
Patriots were the team initially caught off guard, and this year I think the
new wrinkle could be Pat White. He can run the Wildcat and also be an
accurate thrower as he showed in college at West Virginia. So that will be
interesting to watch."

In any case, I fully expect to see more pass attempts than usual out of the
Wildcat against the Patriots; whether by White, or following pitchouts from
Brown to Henne. Use of this formation as a nearly pure run formation has run
it's course against good defensive teams. But increasing use of the passing
options may give it a renewed life. Hopefully, the Patriots secondary will
be prepared for that metamorphosis, and postpone that renewed life.

George



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>From his ESPN gig with Reiss:
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Great seeing a 300+ lb guy run the ball back. Guess it's just a matter of
time before we see Wilfork come lumbering up-field with the return. Might
be a pretty good strategy - I sure wouldn't want to try to
open-field-tackle him.

Harry

Tedy was spot on...impressive.
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Sent: Friday, November 06, 2009 9:46 PM
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> Good article, as always. Tedy's inputs are great.
>
> The element that grabs me most in this game is his note about Pat White. It
> almost seems that the Dolphins have kept him off the field intentionally,
> waiting to spring him on the Patriots. Through 8 games, he has exactly 16
> pass attempts (6/16/31yds, 1 INT) and 11 rush attempts for 38 yds). I'll
> have my eyes open for that, as Tedy suggests:
>
> "Dan Henning is the Dolphins' offensive coordinator, and with that I think
> there is a high possibility the Patriots will be seeing a new wrinkle. The
> Patriots were the team initially caught off guard, and this year I think the
> new wrinkle could be Pat White. He can run the Wildcat and also be an
> accurate thrower as he showed in college at West Virginia. So that will be
> interesting to watch."
>
> In any case, I fully expect to see more pass attempts than usual out of the
> Wildcat against the Patriots; whether by White, or following pitchouts from
> Brown to Henne. Use of this formation as a nearly pure run formation has run
> it's course against good defensive teams. But increasing use of the passing
> options may give it a renewed life. Hopefully, the Patriots secondary will
> be prepared for that metamorphosis, and postpone that renewed life.
>
> George
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Behalf Of RandyZ. Pierce
> Sent: Friday, November 06, 2009 10:34 PM
> To: patriotzip@yahoogroups.com
> Cc: Bosco Patriot Listt
> Subject: Bruschi on the Miami Game
>
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> http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/print?id=4626212&type=story
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The Good
- Randy Moss remains one of the best WRs in the league.  He is just a beast. 
The stiff arm was just textbook as he made that TD look effortless.  He made
another beautiful sideline grab for a first down as well.  Oh yeah, another 1
handed grab to set up a TD to boot.
- Maroney was a stud yesterday.  He consistently ran hard, hit the hole with
authority and initiated contact at every opportunity.  I would love to see him
more active in the passing game as he really has the talent to be something
special when he is in space but that's not how this O is set up.
- Ghost was the difference maker in this game.  The 4 FGs were nice but the
kickoffs in the first half never let Ginn touch the ball.  Even when we had an
offsides call on a touchback, that didn't phase him at all.  He just cranked one
out of the end zone.  Impressive stuff.
- The OL gave Brady time all day to find the open guy.  Even the sack in the red
zone was OK.  No one could get open but the line held up for quite a while
before they got to Brady.
- TBC/Burgess/AD played a nice game as well.  They were able to generate
pressure on the QB and blew up quite a few of the wildcat plays.  AD had his TD
overturned (correct call) too.
- Brady missed Moss once deep on the INT but other than that, was flawless.  The
falling down under pressure 3rd down completion to Welker was a special play. 
Hitting the deep balls and the intermediate passes all over the field.  Nice job
by a great field general.
- Vollmer did a fantastic job on Taylor.  He got some help from the TE and RB at
times but he was very solid against one of the premier pass rushers.
- Our secondary played really well.  We didn't give up much though the air and
made the plays when we needed to.  Springs made one play on the ball where he
should have had an INT, at the very least a pass defended but the ball just
glanced off his arm for a completion.

The Bad
- The D during the opening drive of the 2nd half was terrible.  Miami stayed in
the wildcat the entire time and just ate us alive.  Twice, we couldn't get a
stop on 3rd and 1 or 4th and 1.   We gave up a TD on another 3rd and 1 when we
blew the coverage.  We just looked confused the entire time.  We turned it
around after that not allowing another point though.
- I would have loved to see BJGE come down with that TD catch.  He did
everything right but just couldn't hold on when he hit the ground.  That would
have been a nice play for a young player to have.
- How do you tackle a QB in this league?  I thought Chung's hit was pretty
clean.  He didn't lead with his helmet, his lead with his facemask.  It was a
textbook hit, just that it was on a QB.  The league has to stop this BS.
- Both turnovers we created were overturned.  One on a penalty, the other on a
review.  We need to create more turnovers.  With our O, a short field means
points.
- Houston misses a 41 yard FG to send it into OT against the Colts.  They got
lucky.

The Ugly
- Out of time in the 2nd quarter?  Not when you are at home.  There is no way we
should have gotten that FG off in time.  Brady should have spiked the ball and
just taken the 3 points.  Don't know what he was thinking there.
- Late in the game, why did we even consider going for it on 4th down.  The
gimme FG from 35 yards out makes it a 2 score game.  Don't even fool around with
it and take the points.  Instead we line up to go for it and take a false start
penalty.  It moved us back 5 yards and made it a more difficult kick.  Any other
penalty at that point and we are looking at a really tough FG.  If BB was even
considering going for it, I say that was dumb.
- The time out on the 4th and 1 run where Maroney easily picked up the first
down brought back memories of Baltimore.  Then we go for a keeper and make it
because Miami, I guess, doesn't play us enough to realize that when the center
is uncovered, Brady sneaks the ball.
- Did Joey Porter play in the game?  I didn't see him on the inactive list
anywhere.  Maybe he was too busy running his mouth to play in a key divisional
game.
- The CBS halftime show is all commercial now.  They go to commercial after the
whistle, they go to commercial after showing a ad saying it's coming up next and
they go to commercial after giving us 30 seconds of blather.  Their ticker was
even broken.
- The Giants continue to collapse.  What a choke job that was.  An INT with 3 to
go and the ball inside the 10.  They have to settle for a FG and then a
defensive collapse.  They even botched a short FG.
- How do you lose to Tampa?

Dave