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Patriots News: Defense shines in grind-it-out win

TEAM TALK Post Game Notes, Patriots vs. Steelers: Pats become first of original AFL teams to reach 600 wins; Patriots score 600th TD at Gillette Stadium; Hunter Henry becomes 4th Patriots TE with 3,000 receiving yds; More Gamebook: Full Patriots vs. Steelers stats. Evan Lazar’s Game Observations: 8 takeaways from the Patriots win over the [...]
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