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This is far too good not to share. I have to give credit to @skippyx of FootballsFuture.com for posting this. These results speak for themselves, and I have to give him a ton of credit for compiling these stats.

Here is the link to the thread:
Who are the best teams the Brady/Belichick Patriots have beat in the playoffs?

Here are the records of the 30 teams the Brady Belichick Patriots have defeated in the playoffs.
  • 2004 Steelers - 15-1
  • 2001 Rams - 14-2
  • 2006 Chargers - 14-2
  • 2001 Steelers - 13-3
  • 2004 Eagles - 13-3
  • 2018 Rams - 13-3
  • 2003 Titans - 12-4
  • 2003 Colts - 12-4
  • 2004 Colts -12-4
  • 2005 Jags - 12-4
  • 2011 Ravens - 12-4
  • 2012 Texans - 12-4
  • 2014 Seahawks - 12-4
  • 2018 Chargers - 12-4
  • 2018 Chiefs - 12-4
  • 2003 Panthers - 11-5
  • 2007 Jags - 11-5
  • 2007 Chargers - 11-5
  • 2013 Colts - 11-5
  • 2014 Colts - 11-5
  • 2015 Chiefs - 11-5
  • 2016 Steelers - 11-5
  • 2016 Falcons - 28-3 ... I mean 11-5
  • 2001 Raiders - 10-6
  • 2006 Jets 10-6
  • 2014 Ravens - 10-6
  • 2017 Jags - 10-6
  • 2016 Texans - 9-7
  • 2017 Titans - 9-7
  • 2011 Broncos - 8-8
Half (15) of their wins are against 12+ win teams. (and 5 of their 10 losses)
  • There have been 72 non-Patriots teams with 12+ wins since 2001 and New England as faced 20 of them in their 40 playoff games. (50%)
    • The Patriots have done this 12 times.
  • The Seahawks have faced 8 teams with 12+ wins in their 24 playoff games since 2001. (33.3%)
  • The Eagles have faced 9 teams with 12+ wins in their 23 playoff games since 2001 (39.1%)
  • The Steelers have faced 9 teams with 12+ wins in their 25 playoff games since 2001. (36%)
  • The Colts have faced 12 teams with 12+ wins in their 25 playoff games since 2001 (48%)
    • 5 of them have been the Patriots
 

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It's their job, whether or not he's going to answer their job is to ask that question. It would be negligent not to ask.

Right but there’s reporters literally getting pissed or acting like they are. You know the outcome of what you’re going to ask plus the team already put out a statement.
 

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This is far too good not to share. I have to give credit to @skippyx of FootballsFuture.com for posting this. These results speak for themselves, and I have to give him a ton of credit for compiling these stats.

Here is the link to the thread:
Who are the best teams the Brady/Belichick Patriots have beat in the playoffs?

So 15-5 against teams with 12 or more wins, translating to a 12-4 record in a 16-game season. But the AFC East being ”weak” is a huge factor in the Pats’ success. :laugh:

Four non-Pats teams a year on average win 12+ games, meaning the Pats could be in a division with only top 5 teams in the league and exclusively play those teams all year, and still go 12-4, based on a sample size of 20 playoff games. :amazed:
 

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Yeah Nowinski knows what he’s talking about. He’s a Harvard dude who suffered a major concussion in the WWF and then has pretty much dedicated his time over the last two decades to studying the brain. Def gonna take his opinion over the human labradoodles lol
 

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https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27613094/larry-garron-member-original-patriots-dies

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Running back Larry Garron, an original member of the Boston Patriots who was a four-time American Football League All-Star, has died at age 82.

"This year marks the 60th anniversary season for this franchise and Larry has represented this organization and been a member of the Patriots family since Day 1. We owe a debt of gratitude to Larry and all of the original Boston Patriots like him," owner Robert Kraft said in a statement. "Our condolences go out to all who are mourning Larry's loss."

Garron played for the Patriots from 1960-68 and finished his career with 2,981 rushing yards, which ranks ninth on the team's all-time list. He holds the record for the longest run in franchise history -- 85 yards, against Buffalo on Oct. 22, 1961.
 

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https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27613094/larry-garron-member-original-patriots-dies

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Running back Larry Garron, an original member of the Boston Patriots who was a four-time American Football League All-Star, has died at age 82.

"This year marks the 60th anniversary season for this franchise and Larry has represented this organization and been a member of the Patriots family since Day 1. We owe a debt of gratitude to Larry and all of the original Boston Patriots like him," owner Robert Kraft said in a statement. "Our condolences go out to all who are mourning Larry's loss."

Garron played for the Patriots from 1960-68 and finished his career with 2,981 rushing yards, which ranks ninth on the team's all-time list. He holds the record for the longest run in franchise history -- 85 yards, against Buffalo on Oct. 22, 1961.
Rest In Peace, Larry.

Thank you for blazing the trail.
 
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Miami is a disaster and the Pats are amazing, but I don't think Bill will embarrass Brian Flores. We'll probably jump out to a 31-7 lead and then he'll call off the dogs in the second half and it'll end like 34-20 or something like that. And we'll all be disappointed because we want to see Brady and AB put up Madden numbers and dump 70 points on them.
 

CDJ

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Dolphins will cover the spread imo

Games not gonna be in doubt but he won’t make Flores look awful
 

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James White may miss Miami, also having a baby.

He made the trip :)

It didn't make sense that White would miss this week. I remember seeing a post on Instagram this summer about how he and his wife found out they were pregnant the week of the Super Bowl. That should put the due date end of October/early November, depending on how far along she was when they found out.
 

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It didn't make sense that White would miss this week. I remember seeing a post on Instagram this summer about how he and his wife found out they were pregnant the week of the Super Bowl. That should put the due date end of October/early November, depending on how far along she was when they found out.
Preemie?
 
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