The Patriots just reported via Twitter that the team has just landed back in Boston after, as the pilot called it, "a quick 6 hour and 44 min flight."
Quarterback Tom Brady called their game in London last week a, "business trip". One would have to believe he'd have to call it a successful one after he and the Patriots beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35-7 yesterday. Brady finished the afternoon 23-of-32 for 308 yards and three touchdowns, and is currently among the league leaders in most offensive categories after improving his team to 5-2 heading into New England's bye week.
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