“Grandma, I used to play football with Peyton” 😂 pic.twitter.com/8gD5LQsOPN

— Trust Fund Brycen 🦃 (@BrycenNFL) November 27, 2019

“You come into Foxboro, it’s gonna be snowing, it’s gonna be cold. Comon in here! You wanna say all you want? You wanna change the rules? Change em! We still play, and we WIN. That’s what we do”

No one wants to come to Foxboro in the playoffs. pic.twitter.com/asJ477nzXG

— Savage Boston Sports 🇺🇸🍀🦃🦃 (@SavageBoston) November 26, 2019

Just the way the Patriots like it. Everyone doubting them. I can’t wait to watch

Bruins’ Defensive Logjam

11/18/2019 / MICHAEL DIGIORGIO

By: Michael DiGiorgio  |  Follow Me On Twitter @BostonDiGiorgio

The Bruins have rarely had success in developing and building their defensive depth. Before 2010, the Bruins hadn’t selected a defenseman in the first round since Matt Lashoff in the 2005 draft, who only played 74 NHL games. For nearly 5 years, the Bruins’ highest priority was a left-handed puck-moving defenseman. The Bruins either didn’t select a D-man entirely or swung and missed on every blue-line draft pick. Their former General Manager, Peter Chiarelli, had a knack for trading picks and upcoming talent for NHL-ready players but had almost no success in drafting. To put it into perspective, the Bruins selected six times in the 2007 draft, four of which were D-men. The six picks appeared in 23 NHL games, three of those games coming from one of the four D-men. Peter and the Bruins alienated their draft boards almost entirely and focused on free-agent signings and trades.

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They were on such a good run Craig 🙂

YAWNNNNN

A chance encounter between some recent Super Bowl foes led to a feisty fan exchange in anticipation of #GoPats vs. #FlyEaglesFly this Sunday. @FitzyGFY @rgardner33 @JimTDodge @Schrotime pic.twitter.com/QZSLgMUo7V

— WEEI (@WEEI) November 14, 2019

Replacing the Bruins’ Big Man

11/12/2019 / MICHAEL DIGIORGIO

By: Michael DiGiorgio  |  Follow Me On Twitter @BostonDiGiorgio

Head Coach Bruce Cassidy recently shuffled his defensive lines to give some of his young stars a spark. The move sends Charlie McAvoy, the Bruins former 2016 first-round pick, to Matt Grzelyck’s right side. The long-time left-shot defenseman, Zdeno Chara, to play with Connor Clifton. Chara has been the Bruins’ staple on the blue line as their number-one defenseman, and the recent move begs the question: What we can expect for life after Chara?

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Now that the Steelers are 5-4, is the Patriots' 33-3 Week 1 win against Roethlisberger legit?

— Doug Kyed (@DougKyed) November 11, 2019