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New England Patriots
New England Patriots
- Albert R. Breer of the Boston Globe notes Tom Brady is on pace for the fewest sacks of his career, indicating his mobility is back where it needs to be.
- WEEI.com's Christopher Price writes about Joey Porter's long memory when it comes to the Spygate scandal.
- Boston Herald reporter Ian R. Rapoport breaks down the Patriots' bipolar offense through the first half of the season.
- Terrell Owens was feeling a little playful before heading into his bye weekend, Buffalo News reporter Mark Gaughan writes.
- Olean Times Herald sports editor Chuck Pollock finds the Bills' defense has been better than many are willing to give credit.
- Palm Beach Post columnist Dave George sees more similarities between Chad Henne and Brady than the fact they were Michigan Wolverines.
- Miami Herald reporter David J. Neal highlights the recent contributions of defensive linemen Paul Soliai and Randy Starks.
- Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel takes a look at the recent play of oft-overlooked nickel back Nate Jones.
- Clark Judge of CBSSports.com reviews the biggest NFL trades, including the ones that brought Mark Sanchez to the Jets and Matt Cassel to the Chiefs, to determine which team got the better end of the deal.
- Newark Star-Ledger reporter Dave Hutchinson takes a look around as the Jets enjoy their week off.
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Tim Graham
Graham joined ESPN.com in 2008 after covering the Miami Dolphins for the Palm Beach Post. He previously spent eight years at the Buffalo News, where he was an award-winning NHL and boxing writer. The Baldwin-Wallace College grad also has worked for the Las Vegas Sun and Boston Herald.