Once again, Patriots are back in the big game New England trailed, 20-10, in the fourth quarter, but Tom Brady bailed out his team.
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The Patriots beat the Jacksonville Jaguars and are headed to the Super Bowl once again.
EAGLES 38, VIKINGS 7
Nick Foles threw for 352 yards and three touchdowns as Philadelphia breezed past Minnesota.
For all the attention recently paid to Tom Brady?s hand injury, it wasn?t until after Sunday?s game that we actually got a clear view.
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Outcome of Patriots-Jaguars was inevitable It was only a matter of time before the Patriots overtook Jacksonville.
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Has there ever been a more clutch NFL player than Amendola, who had a huge fourth quarter Sunday?
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Several well-executed plays were crucial as New England rallied from 10 points down to win the AFC Championship Game.
The AFC champion Patriots will face the NFC champion at 6:30 on Feb. 4 in Minneapolis.
The Patriots tight end was drilled by Jacksonville?s Barry Church in the second quarter.
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?I feel completely stoked,? Melissa Berglund, 38, of East Boston, said inside the The Fours Restaurant and Sports Bar Sunday evening. ?We?re going to win our sixth Super Bowl ring.?
ESPN reunites Chris Berman and Tom Jackson on ?NFL Primetime? The pair, who worked together for 29 years, will team up once again after the conference championship games.
Negotiations continued, but no agreement has been reached.
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Kyzr Willis?s family wants answers, and a fair settlement The 7-year-old boy drowned in 2016 while attending a city-operated day camp in South Boston.
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Last year brought women a dizzying array of almost daily humiliations and vindications.
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In Rosenberg probe, the people who know aren?t talking Only one of four men who accused state Senator Stan Rosenberg?s husband of assault and harassment has spoken to investigators. The men fear retribution.
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There?s a ghost haunting the US senator as she ramps up for this year?s reelection campaign and a possible 2020 presidential bid.
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Sundance finds its #MeToo moment Festival films about sexual harassment ? and race in Oakland ? have stood out.
The Season Ticket podcast Jackie Bradley Jr. On Yankees' Splashy Offseason: 'Paper Doesn't Win Ballgames'
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For better science, call off the revolutionaries When an entire field shifts, researchers need room to recalibrate their work. Don?t shout them down.
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A series of occasional articles on the Syrian refugee families resettling here, and the local people assisting them.
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After three straight losses, the team?s weak bench has been exposed.
Roads, parks, and rail trails aren?t the most exciting topics ? unless you live near one.
A sampling of the market in this neighborhood between Harvard and MIT includes a condo with high ceilings and an apartment with river views.
Patrick Meehan reportedly used taxpayer money to settle a harassment complaint.
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A rally in Las Vegas capped a weekend of global demonstrations that promised to continue building momentum.
?I?m not a person that says we?ve achieved success if you?re using [technology] all the time,? the Apple CEO said.
The rocker hung out with the Kraft family and Drew Bledsoe before Sunday?s game.
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