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That post hasn’t aged well so far. The Patriots might see them in February after all.

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The answer is 34.

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Moira Darlibagi

I was thinking 42, but that's a different question entirely.

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The offense surrendered 7 directly and the special teams surrendered 7 directly via turnovers recovered for TDs, accounting for all 14 of the Jets points in the Patriots 30-14 defeat of them, and the Patriots had backups in place.

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The Patriots are 6-0. Guess how many points the defense specifically has allowed.

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LavaPancakes

Through 6 games they have played teams with a combined 7 wins. Take out the Bills who have 4, and you have 3 wins between 5 teams. would like to see them play a real team

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They’d probably end the game with 50% more points surrendered.

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gooeypenguin

Fantastic defense...but their offense is hard to watch at times. I believe a solid AFC team like the Texans with a solid defense and explosive offense could take them out, or a NFC run-heavy powerhouse like the Niners, Seahawks, or Saints in the Super Bowl.

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The Niners still have a lot to prove like consistency and playing big games, comebacks ect. The Seahawks play calling is questionable and their play has been inconsistent. Being down what should have been 35-14 (was 33 because of missed PAT and 2pt conversion) at home to the Saints with Bridgewater is not a good look. The Saints pass defense plays horrendously bad zone and prevent defense when they have a lead in the late game, plus their running game is too dependent on Kamara, and their rookie Center is a weak link in the o-line until proven otherwise. The Pats defense would hold down the Saints, the best bet in the NFC even without Brees, and Brady, the “Comeback Kid” and the ultimate clutch player, would annihilate the Saints pass defense at the end of the game.

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Update, New England is still the best, they have the superior coaching and are more prepared than everyone else. The 49ers are a seriously good team, I expect the road to the Super Bowl to go through them in the NFC. The Saints are also seriously good and capable of beating anyone short of New England, we’ll see if they choke or get screwed again in the playoffs. The Packers are the other team that can challenge the 49ers in San Francisco in the NFC Championship, it’ll either be them or New Orleans visiting for that game.

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The media is complaining about iPhone 11’s lack of innovation. But how bout that those 5 hours of additional battery life?

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Barack Hussein Obama

I have
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Moira Darlibagi

So it has 5 hours and 30 minutes now?

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5 hours longer than the iPhone XS Max, which lasted 1 longer than the iPhone X, which lasted 2 hours longer than iPhone 7, which lasted 2 hours longer than iPhone 6.

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bambading

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The democrats will win

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Maybe, but does that make them right?

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CookiessassiN

Shared publicly - Sep 28, 19

let's nuke china

Shared publicly - Sep 28, 19

David Yates utterly and irreparably ruined the Harry Potter universe.

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pendar7

brUH

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Viktor ze Husky

He's the Rian Johnson of Harry Potter. May Dumbledoor save us all.

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Since Drew Brees got hurt he will not be the one to break the career record for most touchdown passes, which he was closest to. Now it will go to the next man up, Tom Brady.

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