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The creative minds at Duracell put a hoodie on their product for their Super Bowl ad this year.
On Sunday, the Eagles will not only face the Patriots, but they will also face the lore of the NFL's most recent dynasty as it appears to be reaching the end of its run.
As the Patriots prepare for Super Bowl LII, they are also getting ready to face off against a team unlike any they've faced this season as the Eagles leave a lot that is unknown on the table.
Even still, given the environment that's natural to arise during an emotional week in both Philadelphia and Boston, one Philly writer was able to stand out among the rest.
New England Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski says he expects to play in Sunday's Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Rodney Harrison is never short on opinions.
There's a lot of love between Tom Brady and Julian Edelman, but that doesn't mean the quarterback makes things easy on his receiver when they work out together in the offseason.
On a family trip to Minnesota, Tom Brady saw his family chewing tobacco, and the young Brady decided he wanted to try some too.
As it turns out, one of the most famous anecdotes about Tom Brady may not be 100 percent accurate.
Julian Edelman has been unable to help the Patriots on the field this season. But behind the scenes, he's still trying to help the Patriots any way he can.
Tom Brady's right hand is making progress, but it's still not where the quarterback wants it to be. Luckily, he has a special glove to help him get it back to full strength.
NFL ON CBS and INSIDE THE NFL analyst Phil Simms weighed in on some of the most important players to keep an eye on during Super Bowl LII.
Belichick and Harrison don't know what the Patriot Way is, and much more from Super Bowl Opening Night.
Tom Brady and the Patriots square off with Nick Foles and the Eagles in Minneapolis.
The outrage -- both from the "PATS ARE DIRTY CHEATERS!" crowd and the Patriots fans quick to jump to the team's defense -- is probably a bit misguided.
