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Next in a series of articles on the 2001 positional analysis of the New England Patriots. Today’s feature: Linebackers

The Patriots cut three players on Monday, wide receivers Charles Johnson and Curtis Jackson, and cornerback Terrance Shaw.

Next in a series of articles on the 2001 positional analysis of the New England Patriots. Today’s feature: Defensive line

Next in a series of positional analysis for the 2001 New England Patriots. Today’s feature: Offensive line.

Next in a series of articles on the 2001 positional analysis of the New England Patriots. Today’s feature: Receivers.

Next in a series of articles on the 2001 positional analysis of the New England Patriots. Today’s feature: Running backs

This is the first in a series of articles on the 2001 positional analysis of the New England Patriots. Today’s feature: Quarterbacks

Funny thing is it was easier to write last week’s entry (Super Bowl Will Go Down To The Wire) because all I had to do was predict what most of us already knew without a doubt; the Patriots were somehow going to beat an excellent football team.

Former Patriots QB Steve Grogan gives his final grades for the 2001 season.

New England Patriots place kicker Adam Vinatieri will be appearing on Wednesday night on the David Letterman Show which will air on CBS at 11:30pm ET.

Up until Tuesday, The Vince had never known or seen Boston. But make no mistake, The Vince knows now. The Vince met some 1.2 million new people today, and every blessed one of them screamed like crazy when eyes met trophy.

My greatest fear after watching something like Sunday night was to sit back and think, “Is this it? Is this all there is about winning a Super Bowl?” How wrong I was.

Former Patriots QB Steve Grogan gives his grades for the Patriots’ historic win over the Rams.

Neither Joe Montana nor Jim O’Brien could have done it any better.

They were underdogs throughout the playoffs, now they can say they are world champions.