Patriots 41, Dolphins 13
A 24-point third quarter helped the Patriots break open a close game and clinch their sixth straight division title.
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Rob Gronkowski scored a touchdown in the third quarter.
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LeGarrette Blount rushed for a touchdown.
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Tom Brady carried the ball for a first down.
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Charles Clay caught a pass in front of Devon McCourty.
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Rob Gronkowski felt pressure from safety Reshad Jones.
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Tom Brady congratulated Shane Vereen after a touchdown.
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Tom Brady looked for a receiver.
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Ryan Tannehill took aim downfield.
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Kyle Arrington returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown.
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Tom Brady celebrated with Vince Wilfork.
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Drew Bledsoe spoke with Dan Marino before the game.
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Winning AFC East only the beginning for PatriotsThe Patriots have won six straight division titles and really look like a Super Bowl team.
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