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Struggling Patriots focus on immediate future

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.—New England Patriots players are spending little time thinking about next year's game in London that was announced Monday. They're more concerned with the long trip they'll make in the other direction. They travel to Seattle to face ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, Boston Globe,  1 Dec 2008

Struggling Patriots focus on immediate future

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.—New England Patriots players are spending little time thinking about next year's game in London that was announced Monday. They're more concerned with the long trip they'll make in the other direction. They travel to Seattle to face ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, Boston Globe,  1 Dec 2008

Struggling Patriots focus on immediate future

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From HOWARD ULMAN, The Washington Post,  1 Dec 2008

Struggling Patriots focus on immediate future

New England Patriots players are spending little time thinking about next year's game in London that was announced Monday. They're more concerned with the long trip they'll make in the other direction. They travel to Seattle to face the Seahawks on ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, Newsvine,  1 Dec 2008

Steelers' defense stifles Patriots in 33-10 win

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.—New England won two Super Bowls this decade after beating Pittsburgh in AFC championship games. A critical loss to the Steelers and their NFL-leading defense on a rainy Sunday may help keep the Patriots from simply making the playoffs ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, Boston Globe,  1 Dec 2008

Steelers break the spell / Defense stops Patriots cold

Pittsburgh's top-ranked defense got rolling in the second half, leading the Steelers to a 33-10 win on a cold and rainy Sunday, only their second victory in eight games against New England. "We heard a lot of talk about it being a rivalry," ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, San Francisco Chronicle,  1 Dec 2008

PITTSBURGH DEFENSE STIFLES PATRIOTS

FOXBOROUGH - The Steelers snapped the Patriots' spell over them with a plan that has worked all season: knock 'em down, steal the ball and keep them from gaining yards. Pittsburgh's top-ranked defense got rolling in the second half yesterday, ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, New York Post,  1 Dec 2008

Steelers' defense stifles Patriots 33-10

New England Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel has the ball stripped while being sacked by Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison during the third quarter of an NFL football game in Foxborough, Mass. Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008. The Steelers recovered ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, The Washington Post,  30 Nov 2008

Steelers' defense stifles Patriots 33-10

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.—Pittsburgh's NFL-best defense stopped Matt Cassel's two-game offensive surge and pushed New England closer to strange territory: a sideline seat for the playoffs. The Steelers held the Patriots to 267 yards, got two touchdown passes ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, Boston Globe,  30 Nov 2008

Steelers top-ranked defense stifles Patriots 33-10

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.—Pittsburgh's NFL-best defense stopped Matt Cassel's two-game offensive surge and pushed New England closer to strange territory: a sideline seat for the playoffs. The Steelers held the Patriots to 267 yards, got two touchdown passes ...

From HOWARD ULMAN, Boston Globe,  30 Nov 2008

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