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14 hours agoKayshon Boutte has awesome quote as Patriots WR overcomes personal struggles
The New England Patriots have been able to ride a motley crew of individuals to Super Bowl LX, including a wide receiver in Kayshon Boutte who appeared to be completely left for dead by the NFL after some personal struggles at LSU. Boutte's most infamous problem was related to an unhealthy relationship with gambling on sports. This ultimately led to him seeing his pro stock fall off a cliff and struggling to get acclimated to life in the NFL after he arrived in New England.
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fromBoston.com
1 day agoScituate's Mike Macdonald has 'evolved' from his Red Sox fandom. He's scheming to take down the Patriots.
Mike Macdonald, a Massachusetts native and former Patriots/Red Sox fan, now leads the Seattle Seahawks against the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
1 day agoButler did it: 11 years on, was the NFL's most criticized call actually the right decision?
Malcolm Butler watched the AFC championship from home; a brief wifi glitch preceded New England's 10-7 win that sent the Patriots to a Super Bowl rematch with Seattle.
fromBoston.com
4 days agoWhere does Milton Williams rank among Patriots' 10 best free-agent signings ever?
The Patriots' decision to give Milton Williams the largest contract in franchise history has quickly paid off. Williams has proven to be worth the four-year, $104 million deal that includes $63 million in guaranteed money as the defensive tackle has been one of the Patriots' top players in their run to Super Bowl LX. He has two sacks this postseason to go with nine pressures, per Next Gen Stats.
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fromESPN.com
5 days agoSuper Bowl-bound Patriots follow in Mack Hollins' bare footsteps
Mack Hollins hasn't consistently worn shoes in the past decade, not since he started working with a cadre of holistic Australian trainers who extol the virtues of naked feet. He's barefoot today, as normal, or at least his normal, and the cafeteria staffers need him to freeze in his tracks. They'd like to clean up the mess, lest one of the team's newest wide receivers land on the injury report: downgraded to out (glass shards).
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