Patriots lose to Vikings on Thanksgiving night
Penalties and unforced errors did the Patriots in against the Vikings on Thanksgiving night.
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Penalties and unforced errors did the Patriots in against the Vikings on Thanksgiving night.
It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without a little bit of controversy. And we got a fresh serving of it in the third quarter of the Patriots-Vikings game.
The Patriots were the only team in the NFL without a first-quarter touchdown entering Thursday night's showdown with the Minnesota Vikings. That ended rather quickly on Thanksgiving night.
David Andrews gave it a try, but will not play Thursday night when the Patriots take on the Vikings in Minnesota.
With some serious question marks along the offensive line, the New England Patriots elevated offensive lineman Bill Murray from the practice squad Thursday.
The Patriots are giving David Andrews a 50-50 chance at playing against the Vikings on Thanksgiving night.
Will New Englanders be giving thanks to Belichick and company late Thursday night, or will we be reaching for a second piece of pie to help cope with a tough loss?
Jets fans were pretty upset over a perceived missed call on Marcus Jones' game-winning punt return. But Patriots linebacker Mack Wilson maintains his innocence, and laughed off being a villain to New York fans.
Give the Patriots this: They're still able to completely dismantle and humiliate the New York Jets.
In terms of the standings and playoff implications, a lot was on the line when the Patriots and Jets met at Gillette Stadium last weekend. But for two former players, a whole lot more was at stake.
When Marcus Jones became the first player in the NFL to return a punt for a touchdown this season, he won the game for the Patriots over the Jets. He also pretty much guaranteed himself a Special Teams Player of the Week honor.
Everything you need to know about New England's Week 12 tilt against the Vikings on Thanksgiving night.
David Andrews is one tough dude.
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A pair of Patriots Hall of Famers are one step closer to claiming a spot in Canton.
