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“Because of what Paul Brown and Jim Brown did for professional football in that city. It has a special place in my heart.”

The play of the Patriots offense line has to be considered one of the pleasant surprises thus far in 2016.

Good morning, here are Sunday’s Patriots news 9-25, and AFC East Notes for this week.

Among the Patriots nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, this year are two names that stand out and are certainly worthy. Ty Law and Willie McGinest.

The Patriots open up the season in Arizona on Sunday. So with the wait before the game on Sunday night, here are some interesting numbers to pore over.

With the release of 20 players on Saturday, the Patriots have their first look at the 53-man roster. Expect some changes before next Sunday.

Keep in mind that the 53-man roster of September 3 changes, as we’ve seen thru the years, quite a bit by the end of December.

The biggest and most difficult cuts come on Saturday when the team has to cut to their 53-man roster limit. The six-man practice squad can be filled Sunday.

Bill Belichick and Nick Caserio look at the same player and ask, How can we take what he does best and make it work within the framework of our system?

Bill Belichick and the Pats, however, swung a deal for the Cleveland Browns former #6 overall pick Barkevious Mingo. He upgrades the depth on the edge.

Martin appeared in 11 games in 2015 and caught 26 passes for 326 yards and two scores as the Patriots third wide receiver.

His physical style of play came with a price. He has suffered 4 concussions in the past four seasons and his durability has become a liability to the team.

This is our game review of the latest pre-season game for the Patriots. We also discussed the latest in Patriots news and previewed the upcoming pre-eseason game for the Patriots against the Panthers.

Rob Ninkovich can be excused if he’s feeling a little testy. It’s the first time he’s been injured as a member of the team.

Patriots safety and special teams’ standout Nate Ebner spoke to the media for the first time Sunday since his return from the Olympics in Brazil