Patriots 16-2 season highlights and playoff wins
The New England Patriots finished 16 2 with regular season victories over Arizona Miami Houston Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh Buffalo Seattle San Francisco NY Jets Los Angeles Baltimore Denver and ended with playoff wins over Pittsburgh and Miami.
Super Bowl LI preview focuses on Belichick Brady and Falcons
The piece compares Bill Belichick and Dan Quinn, notes Brady and Ryan as quarterbacks, and highlights NRG Stadium, halftime show by Lady Gaga, and prior Super Bowl histories. It outlines Atlanta seeking first pro crown since 1995, New England aiming for fifth title, and Brady’s sixth Super Bowl and Hall of Fame potential.
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Falcons Freeman and Coleman redefine running duo as versatile backs
Falcons back duo Freeman and Coleman combine for nearly 1,600 rushing yards and add strong receiving totals as they rotate on virtually every drive. Freeman 54 receptions 462 yards and two scores. Coleman 31 catches 421 yards and three TDs. They share a rare bond, support each other, and play with joy.
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Falcons Season Schedule and Results Recap
The Atlanta Falcons finished 13 wins and 5 losses. They opened with a 31 to 24 loss to Tampa Bay on September 11 and followed with a 35 to 28 win at Oakland on September 18. Subsequent games included wins at New Orleans, Carolina, Green Bay, Kansas City, and San Francisco, with losses at Seattle and in overtime at Seattle, continued by a string of victories ending with a 44 to 21 win on January 22 and a 38 to 19 win against Philadelphia on November 27.
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