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Old 12-08-2007, 09:46 AM   #1
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First off, I think the concept is hysterical.

In any case, here's the stat that impressed me: the Patriots are 80-1 (in the regular season) since 2001 when they hold a lead at any point in the fourth quarter. Here are the two reasons why I find that amazing:

(1) In that same time span, every other NFL team has blown at least seven fourth-quarter leads.
(2) It basically means that every time the Pats have lost under Brady, it's because a comeback "attempt" fell short.

The game that comes to mind on hearing this stat was the loss in Denver in 2005: although the Pats lost by over a TD, Brady still managed to quiet the Donkey fans in the fourth quarter ("Oh, s#$@#$, is he going to pull this off again?").
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Old 12-08-2007, 09:48 AM   #2
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First off, I think the concept is hysterical.

In any case, here's the stat that impressed me: the Patriots are 80-1 (in the regular season) since 2001 when they hold a lead at any point in the fourth quarter. Here are the two reasons why I find that amazing:

(1) In that same time span, every other NFL team has blown at least seven fourth-quarter leads.
(2) It basically means that every time the Pats have lost under Brady, it's because a comeback "attempt" fell short.

The game that comes to mind on hearing this stat was the loss in Denver in 2005: although the Pats lost by over a TD, Brady still managed to quiet the Donkey fans in the fourth quarter ("Oh, s#$@#$, is he going to pull this off again?").
That's shocking to me, and almost hard to believe.
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Does that include playoffs because I can think of the Miami game in 04 and the Indy AFCC game last year.
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That's shocking to me, and almost hard to believe.
I was thinking that the one loss was the Miami game 29-28 A.J. Feeley game in '04.......

In the Denver game in '05, the Pats never led in the 4th quarter..
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/boxsco...2005&week=REG6

edit- I read your poster wrong but you're right, the other team has to fear a comeback even if the opposition holds the lead..

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That stat means that NE owns the 4th quarter. That's really a testimony to Belichick, for making all the right moves late in these games.
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Just looked back at the schedules and if it's regular season then they are right. Amazing we haven't heard this one before.
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That stat means that NE owns the 4th quarter. That's really a testimony to Belichick, for making all the right moves late in these games.
Also the players playing smart and not doing things to cost the team a chance at the comeback.
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Yikes... that's incredible. I guess we just need to be wining by a bunch going into the forth quarter so there's no chance of NE taking the lead at any point. Pretty tall order.
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I didn't know it had gotten up to 80, but I did know we had an overwhelming majority in that area.
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That is amazing. Anyone need convincing that this dynasty talk is for real?
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