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What was Belichick thinking?

35-34? Really? What?

Brady goes back to pass ...

Brady's back

Paul Keleher was at Gillette yesterday.

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Globe really gets its money's worth from Shankapotamus today

Did anybody manage to finish today's Shaughnessy column, in which Danny Boy just can't keep from marveling that few people in London have ever heard of Tom Brady?

Dan Shaughnessy Watch valiantly tries, also noting Shank's continuing disdain for Stateside Patriots fans.

Ed. note: Yes, I admit it: I've been waiting for the right moment to use that line from that eTrade baby commercial.

Blowout in the snow

Angela has a lot to be happy about this morning, including:

...Laurence Maroney ran like he should. For the first time in a while, he wasn't auditioning for "Dancing With the Stars". ...

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And Patriots make two

Not the best of days for Boston sports fans.

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Last train out of Paris, um, the train to the Pats' game

Who'd think a train to the Patriots game could cause so much trouble? But let's follow the tweets:

At 4:40, Jon Fournier tweets from Back Bay:

Stuck behind Patriots train. Chaos at Back Bay. Lv it to T to make smthng so simple so freakin' complicated.

At 5:11, Fournier gets out this word:

Herd of patriots fans boards Franklin train in Dedham. Told to get off at Walpole & "wait for train."

At 5:21, Ben Jackson explains:

Just got an alert. Pats train skipping stations due to overcrowding. Another train is coming later for those stations.

At 5:25, David Stopforth posts a photo of Pats refugees at a waystation somewhere in Walpole.

You can still see Richard Seymour in a Patriots uniform

If you hurry down to your nearest RMV office:

See more of Seymour

As Paul Keleher discovered.

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Tedy Bruschi announces retirement

So long, Tedy. You've been the heart of the Patriots for many years.

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Ron Borges