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Old 02-13-2019, 05:29 PM   #49
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PATRIOTS LOSE STAR TE GRONKOWSKI FOR SEASON
Gronkowski's latest injury leads to retirement speculation


Since Rob Gronkowski was drafted by the New England Patriots, he has continued his ascent to the upper echelon of NFL royalty. He has proven to be the definition of a mismatch; too big to be covered by defensive backs, and too fast to be covered by linebackers. It's often we see defenses simply attempt to double-team Gronkowski, which has proven futile against the Patriots' offensive dynamo of him, wide receiver Josh Gordon, and always reliable receiver Julian Edelman.

It takes a special force to slow Gronkowski, let alone stop him completely. He has been leading the league in most receiving categories all season long. Which is why Gilette Stadium, and all Patriots' fans held their collective breath when Gronkowski, after making yet another snag and trotting up the sideline, was crippled by a low hit by Buffalo Bills' safety Micah Hyde.

It's a hit Patriots' faithful have seen many times. Gronkowski, standing at an impressive 6'6, and weighing in at a hefty 268 lbs give or take, is a hard player to tackle. Hit low, and chop him down like lumber. Usually, he gets to his feet and shakes it off, but this time, he laid in a crumpled state, clearly in a great deal of pain.

"It's hard to look at, especially when that's your guy, and he's been having such a successful season. We'll miss him" commented Patriots wide receiver Chris Hogan, who has been thrust into a quieter role despite the Patriots' dynamic offense. He'll no doubt get more looks with the Patriots looking at more three-receiver sets without their star tight end.

Gronkowski is predicted to miss at least two months worth of football with a dislocated hip, it was revealed. Gronkowski officially finished the season with a so-far league-leading 97 receptions.

Dwayne Allen and Jacob Hollister will fulfill the tight end duties as the Patriots look to finish off the season as the number one seed in AFC, battling with the upstart Cleveland Browns. They face off against rookie quarterback Sam Darnold and the New York Jets in the season clincher.

Now, the rumours will continue to circulate and one has to wonder whether the Wisconsin product has played his final game in the NFL. Gronkowski hasn't played a full season since his second year in the NFL, and has suffered multiple serious injuries. One has to wonder how much longer Gronkowski is willing to sacrifice his body for.

He has won two Super Bowl championships, and made over $50 million in salary from the Patriots. He is considered one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history, despite his inability to stay healthy.

"I hope he's back, he's a great player and asset to this franchise. I love Gronk and he'll be with us, whether its on the field grinding, or from the press-box" commented special teamer and captain Matthew Slater.

Gronkowski remains mum on his status going forward and was not made available for immediate comment.
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Week 17: New York Jets @ New England Patriots
1:00 PM Eastern Standard Time - December 30th, 2018

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(3-12, 0-7 Away)		New England Patriots
(12-3, 6-1 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison
6113Total Yards8273
4668Total Offensive Yards6642
3892Passing Yards4647
776Rushing Yards1995
20.0Points Per Game31.8
24Passing TD37
9Rushing TD12
228First Downs326
43Red Zone Attempts82
24-8Red Zone TD-FG44-23
74%Red Zone Percentage81%
Defensive Stats Comparison
5312Total Yards Allowed4965
3825Passing Yards Allowed3832
1487Rushing Yards Allowed1133
345Points Allowed335
46Sacks54
4Fumble Recoveries10
11Interceptions27
50Red Zone Attempts38
31-11Red Zone TD-FG20-12
84%Red Zone Percentage84%
Injury Report
OT Kelvin Beachum - Dislocated Knee
1 week		TE Rob Gronkowski - Dislocated Hip
7 weeks

DT Lawrence Guy - Dislocated Hip
5 weeks

OLB Dont'a Hightower - Broken Ribs
1 week
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BAD TASTE LEFT IN MOUTH AS PATRIOTS TIE JETS
New England runs out of time as they end 2018 season with tie.


ABOVE: New York Jets cornerback Trumaine Johnson tried Julian Edelman. It didn't work.

New York Jets at New England Patriots
Dec 30, 20181ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
New York Jets (3-12-1)7107327
New England Patriots (12-3-1)3761127
Team Stats Comparison
NYJNWE
Total Offense440545
Rushing Yards127136
Passing Yards313409
First Downs1927
Punt Return Yards031
Kick Return Yards52130
Total Yards492706
Turnovers12
3rd Down Conversion56
4th Down Conversion03
2-Point Conversion01
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals1/11/1
Penalties515
Posession Time23:4136:17
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGNYJNWE
7:46(NYJ) Quincy Enunwa - 15-yard pass from Sam Darnold (J. Myers PAT)70
3:00(NWE) Stephen Gostkowski - 30-yard field goal73
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGNYJNWE
10:44(NYJ) Jason Myers - 27-yard field goal103
1:51(NYJ) Christopher Herndon IV - 46-yard pass from Sam Darnold (J. Myers PAT)173
0:32(NWE) Jacob Hollister - 24-yard pass from Tom Brady (S. Gostkowski PAT)1710
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGNYJNWE
5:41(NWE) Josh Gordon - 2-yard pass from Tom Brady (Missed Kick)1716
3:10(NYJ) Isaiah Crowell - 22-yard run (J. Myers PAT)2416
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGNYJNWE
2:53(NWE) Julian Edelman - 35-yard pass from Tom Brady (2-point conversion)2424
0:59(NYJ) Jason Myers - 38-yard field goal2724
0:00(NWE) Stephen Gostkowski - 50-yard field goal2727
New York Jets
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Sam Darnold21/3233721
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Isaiah Crowell211125.31
Bilal Powell5153.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Bilal Powell4164.00
Rishard Matthews48621.50
Christopher Herndon IV48822.01
Robby Anderson47117.80
Quincy Enunwa23015.01
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Avery Williamson131.010
Darron Lee131.000
Josh Martin91.000
Jamal Adams90.000
Marcus Maye70.000
Trumaine Johnson70.010
Henry Anderson50.000
Jordan Jenkins41.000
Darryl Roberts40.000
Buster Skrine41.000
Terrence Brooks40.000
Brandon Copeland30.000
Steve McLendon20.000
Morris Claiborne20.000
Leonard Williams10.000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Jason Myers2/33/3938
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Lac Edwards317056.70
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Trenton Cannon25226.00
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Trenton Cannon000.00
New England Patriots
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Tom Brady37/5043932
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Sony Michel16885.50
Rex Burkhead7284.00
James White4174.30
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Dwayne Allen910912.10
Josh Gordon810613.31
Jacob Hollister56513.01
Julian Edelman47819.51
Chris Hogan34916.30
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Patrick Chung70.010
Elandon Roberts60.000
Devin McCourty50.00
Kyle Van Noy51.000
Trey Flowers40.000
Stephon Gilmore40.000
John Simon40.000
Jason McCourty30.000
Malcom Brown20.000
Adrian Clayborn21.000
Albert McClellan20.000
Danny Shelton10.000
Eric Rowe10.000
Duron Harmon10.000
Ufomba Kamalu10.000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Stephen Gostkowski2/31/2750
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Ryan Allen26432.00
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Cordarrelle Patterson38829.30
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Cordarrelle Patterson33110.30
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AROUND THE NFL: FINAL REPORT


ABOVE: The youth movement at quarterback has truly arrived in the form of Baker Mayfield and Patrick Mahomes.

TEAM STANDINGS:

NFL Standings - Updated: Jan 3, 2018
NFC EASTWLTPFPA
Washington Redskins - Z1330428315
Philadelphia Eagles - X970415398
New York Giants880376345
Dallas Cowboys790349374
NFC NORTHWLTPFPA
Minnesota Vikings - Y1060375336
Chicago Bears970397320
Green Bay Packers790362397
Detroit Lions5110347411
NFC SOUTHWLTPFPA
New Orleans Saints - Y1060415346
Atlanta Falcons880389358
Carolina Panthers790327376
Tampa Bay Buccaneers6100335429
NFC WESTWLTPFPA
Los Angeles Rams - Y1240472388
Seattle Seahawks - X1060395354
San Francisco 49ers880392431
Arizona Cardinals4120309400
AFC EASTWLTPFPA
New England Patriots - Y1231504362
Miami Dolphins880362325
New York Jets3121327372
Buffalo Bills3130256466
AFC NORTHWLTPFPA
Cleveland Browns - Z1330401331
Pittsburgh Steelers - X871390353
Cincinnati Bengals682383378
Baltimore Ravens4100363434
AFC SOUTHWLTPFPA
Houston Texans - Y1150402363
Jacksonville Jaguars871363399
Tennessee Titans691364375
Indianapolis Colts6100380409
AFC WESTWLTPFPA
Los Angeles Chargers - Y1150422341
Kansas City Chiefs - X1051432364
Denver Broncos6100325409
Oakland Raiders4120349447


LEAGUE LEADERS:

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Jan 3, 2018
PASSING YARDSYARDSPASSING TOUCHDOWNSTDS
1. Tom Brady - New England5,3931. Philip Rivers - Los Angeles43
2. Mitch Trubisky - Chicago4,4222. Tom Brady - New England40
3. Marcus Mariota - Tennessee4,3863. Andrew Luck - Indianapolis39
4. Jared Goff - Los Angeles4,3694. Drew Brees - New Orleans38
5. Matt Ryan - Atlanta4,3865. Jared Goff - Los Angeles38
PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGECOMP%PASSER RATING RATING
1. Tom Brady - New England71%1. Philip Rivers - Los Angeles117.6
2. Drew Brees - New Orleans70%2. Drew Brees - New Orleans114.4
3. Aaron Rodgers - Green Bay69%3. Jared Goff - Los Angeles111.7
4. Philip Rivers - Los Angeles68%4. Alex Smith - Washington108.9
5. Carson Wentz - Philadelphia68%5. Tom Brady - New England105.6
CARRIESATTRUSHING YARDSYDS
1. Ezekiel Elliott - Dallas3031. Ezekiel Elliott - Dallas1,699
2. Adrian Peterson - Washington3022. Adrian Peterson - Washington1,319
3. Marlon Mack - Indianapolis2873. Le'Veon Bell - Pittsburgh1,310
4. Nick Chubb - Cleveland2744. Christian McCaffrey - Carolina1,217
5. Christian McCaffrey - Carolina2665. Dalvin Cook - Minnesota1,167
YARDS PER CARRY AVGRUSHING TOUCHDOWNSTDS
1. Todd Gurley II Los Angeles6.01. Ezekiel Elliott - Dallas14
2. James White - New England5.72. Jay Ajayi - Philadelphia12
3. Ezekiel Elliott - Dallas5.63. Latavius Murray - Minnesota12
4. Le'Veon Bell - Pittsburgh5.24. Lamar Miller - Houston12
5. Christian McCaffrey - Carolina4.65. Le'Veon Bell - Pittsburgh12


NFL League Leaders - Updated: Jan 3, 2018
RECEPTIONSRECRECEIVING YARDS YARDS
1. Rob Gronkowski - New England971. Josh Gordon - New England1,384
2. Davante Adams - Green Bay942. Julio Jones - Atlanta1,377
3. Julio Jones - Atlanta943. Rob Gronkowski - New England1,357
4. Taywan Taylor - Tennessee944. Davante Adams - Green Bay1,287
5. Marquise Goodwin - San Francisco935. Chris Conley - Kansas City1,209
RECEIVING AVERAGE PER RECEPTIONAVGRECEIVING TOUCHDOWNSTDS
1. Rishard Matthews - New York17.81. Chester Rogers - Indianapolis15
2. Taylor Gabriel - Chicago17.42. Taylor Gabriel - Chicago14
3. Calvin Ridley - Atlanta17.33. Sterling Shepard - New York13
4. Willie Snead IV - Baltimore17.34. Rob Gronkowski - New England12
5. Aldrick Robinson - Minnesota16.75. Julian Edelman - New England12
TACKLESTACKSACKSSACK
1. Myles Jack - Jacksonville1461. Khali Mack - Chicago23.5
2. Raekwon McMillan - Miami1312. Jadeveon Clowney - Houston15.5
3. Tremaine Edmunds - Buffalo1313. Aaron Donald - Los Angeles14.5
4. Alec Ogletree - New York1264. Trey Flowers - New England11.5
5. Jerome Baker- Miami1205. Julius Peppers - Carolina11.0
INTERCEPTIONSINTDEFLECTIONS DEFL
1. Trumaine Johnson - New York71. Devin McCourty - New England12
2. Devin McCourty - New England62. Ronnie Harrison - Jacksonville10
3. Myles Jack - Jacksonville53. Byron Jones - Dallas10
4. Jalen Ramsey - Jacksonville54. Tre'Davious White - Buffalo10
5. John Johnson III - Los Angeles55. Patrick Chung - New England9



NFL AWARDS LIST:

2018 NFL Awards
AwardPlayerPosTeam
Most Valuable PlayerPhilip RiversQBLos Angeles Chargers
Offensive Player of the YearJared GoffQBLos Angeles Rams
Defensive Player of the YearKhalil MackDE/OLBChicago Bears
Offensive Rookie of the YearBaker MayfieldQBCleveland Browns
Defensive Rookie of the YearRoquan SmithLBChicago Bears
Coach of the YearJay GrudenHCWashington Redskins
Best QuarterbackPhilip Rivers QBLos Angeles Chargers
Best Running BackEzekiel ElliottHBDallas Cowboys
Best Wide ReceiverJosh GordonWRNew England Patriots
Best Offensive LinemanAndrew WhitworthOLLos Angeles Rams
Best Defensive LinemanAaron DonaldDLLos Angeles Rams
Best LinebackerKhalil MackDE/OLBChicago Bears
Best Defensive BackTrumaine JohnsonCBNew York Jets
Best KickerWil LutzKNew Orleans Saints


FOUR QUICK POINTS ON THE NFL SEASON:
  • Khalil Mack becomes the sack king: For the past 16 years, former New York Giants defensive stalwart held the distinction of holding the most sacks in an NFL season. It seems like Chicago Bears defensive end Khalil Mack wanted to show to the Oakland Raiders why they should have never traded him, getting to the quarterback a record-breaking 23.5 times.
  • Despite OROY Josh Rosen, Arizona Cardinals hit basement: The Arizona Cardinals thought having a new rookie quarterback in Josh Rosen, and wide receiver legend Larry Fitzgerald back in the fold, would return them to a solid franchise position. They were dead wrong. They, along with the Oakland Raiders, hit the basement with records of 4-12. Patrick Peterson and David Johnson (both suffered injuries throughout the season) may have played their last games in the desert.
  • Philip Rivers is the NFL's MVP: Despite the likes of New England's Tom Brady looking to go back to back, and Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott running his way to the conversation, its Los Angeles Chargers' pivot Philip Rivers who is the 2018 MVP. Rivers threw for 4,286 passing yards and 43 touchdowns while leading the Chargers to a division title.
  • Changes are on the horizon: Kansas City Chiefs' head coach Andy Reid has announced that at the conclusion of the season, regardless of the Chiefs' playoffs outcome, he will retire. The Cincinnati Bengals have parted ways with longtime coach Marvin Lewis. Stars like Antonio Brown, Le'Veon Bell, Patrick Peterson, and Tyrann Mathieu could all find their ways onto the trade market or free agency this off-season.
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New England Patriots Stats - 2018
PassingC/ATTYDSAVGYDS/GLONGTDINTRAT
Tom Brady425-5915,39371%337.1754024105.6
J.T. Barrett IV8/96688%22.0150097.2
RushingATTYDSAVGLONG20+TDYDS/GFUM
James White1751,0025.780-483.56
Sony Michel1476554.528-450.42
Rex Burkhead1014314.322-135.91
Tom Brady17331.913-22.17
Jeremy Hill5112.26-02.80
ReceivingRECYDSAVGTDLONG20+YDS/GYAC
Rob Gronkowski971,35714.01253-90.5467
Josh Gordon831,38416.71275-86.5221
Julian Edelman811,08113.31253-67.6284
James White453838.5022-31.9277
Dwayne Allen4343910.2127-27.4124
Chris Hogan2736913.7147-30.852
Rex Burkhead221557.0123-12.9122
Sony Michel19884.6013-7.247
Phillip Dorsett711516.4045-7.270
Jacob Hollister78111.6124-7.426
TacklesSacksInterceptions
DefenseSOLOASTTOTSACKTLOSSPDINTTD
Elandon Roberts6130912.011510
Trey Flowers44388211.516100
Devin McCourty4239810.061260
Kyle Van Noy41347513.014441
Stephon Gilmore4826741.02840
Patrick Chung5420742.05930
Duron Harmon3820582.06330
Jason McCourty3325580.02930
Jonathan Jones3414484.54900
Albert McClellan2115361.54110
John Simon1114253.03000
Ufomba Kamalu 1114250.03000
Brandon King147212.01100
Dont'a Hightower155206.50120
JC Jackson135180.00100
Adrian Clayborn106164.53000
Deatrich Wise Jr79160.56000
Lawrence Guy86140.03000
Eric Rowe65111.00100
Danny Shelton6390.02000
Duke Dawson Jr4370.00010
Malcom Brown2351.00000
KickoffsPunts
ReturningATTYDSAVGLONGTDRETAVGTD
Cordarrelle Patterson2990431.29922829110.4
Phillip Dorsett2358825.642000.00
Field GoalsExtra Points
KickingFGMFGAPCTLONGXPMXPAPCTPTS
Stephen Gostkowski384486%64465190%160
PuntingPUNTSYDSLONGAVGNETBPIN20TB
Ryan Allen321,6619151.91,3840911
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NFL WILD CARD WEEKEND

Steelers 24, Chargers 14

ABOVE: Steelers' quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and Chargers' quarterback Philip Rivers exchange words after the Steelers prevail.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' running game powered them to a victory over the Los Angeles Chargers behind a 101-yard rushing game from Le'Veon Bell and two touchdowns on the ground from James Conner. Ryan Shazier continues to produce in his remarkable comeback with a 13 tackle game. The Steelers will battle the Cleveland Browns in the AFC Divisional Round.

Chiefs 31, Texans 34

ABOVE: In the matchup between two young quarterbacks, it was Deshaun Watson and his Houston Texans downing Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Chiefs.

Deshaun Watson came out firing against the Chiefs' defense, completing 33 passes and 421 passing yards and 4 touchdowns. Will Fuller picked up 126 receiving yards and DeAndre Hopkins grabbed a touchdown. J.J. Watt sacked Mahomes twice and Tyrann Mathieu picked up 10 tackles.

Eagles 34, Vikings 31

ABOVE: The Minnesota Vikings couldn't take advantage of their rematch against the Eagles, falling once more in the Wild Card round.

Despite Kirk Cousins throwing for three touchdowns and Dalvin Cook rushing for one on the ground, the Vikings were unable to capitalize on defense, as the Philadelphia Eagles continue their Super Bowl defense and advance to the Divisional round.

Seahawks 27, Saints 42

ABOVE: The New Orleans Saints and their legendary quarterback Drew Brees dominated once against, downing the Seattle Seahawks to advance to the Divisional Round.

Drew Brees went and tossed four touchdowns on the Seattle Seahawks as they dominated all throughout the game. Russell Wilson had an adequate game with two touchdowns and a little over 200 yards.
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Matchup Preview *|* AFC Divisional Round
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(11-5, Away)		New England Patriots
(12-3-1, Home)
Injury Report
TE Ryan Griffin - Broken Hand
2 weeks		TE Rob Gronkowski - Dislocated Hip
5 weeks

DT Lawrence Guy - Dislocated Hip
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HB James White - Ruptured Disk
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TEFLON TOM STRUTS HIS STUFF AS PATS BURY TEXANS
Yet another AFC Championship Game for Patriots after destroying Houston.


ABOVE: Cornerback Jason McCourty locked down wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins for the majority of the game, including this beauty of an interception.

Houston Texans at New England Patriots
AFC Divisional Round 1ST2ND3RD4THOTSCORE
Houston Texans0003-3
New England Patriots141473-38
Team Stats Comparison
HOUNWE
Total Offense160454
Rushing Yards54161
Passing Yards106293
First Downs720
Punt Return Yards070
Kick Return Yards14321
Total Yards303545
Turnovers41
3rd Down Conversion39
4th Down Conversion00
2-Point Conversion00
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals0/04/1
Penalties1510
Posession Time17:3830:22
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGHOUNWE
5:11(NWE) Jacob Hollister - 5-yard pass from Tom Brady (S. Gostkowski PAT)07
2:08(NWE) Julian Edelman - 5-yard pass from Tom Brady (S. Gostkowski PAT)014
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGHOUNWE
4:29(NWE) Josh Gordon - 3-yard pass from Tom Brady (S. Gostkowski PAT)021
0:44(NWE) Dwayne Allen - 1-yard pass from Tom Brady (S. Gostkowski PAT)028
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGHOUNWE
8:25(NWE) Chris Hogan - 31-yard pass from Tom Brady (S. Gostkowski PAT)035
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGHOUNWE
9:57(NWE) Stephen Gostkowski - 23-yard field goal038
6:27(HOU) Ka'imi Fairbarn - 47-yard field goal338
Houston Texans
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Deshaun Watson13/2514603
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Lamar Miller14302.10
Deshaun Watson12525.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Lamar Miller5265.20
DeAndre Hopkins3268.70
Jordan Akins22613.00
Will Fuller V25527.50
Demaryius Thomas11313.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Benardrick McKinney130.000
Jadeveon Clowney131.000
Andre Hal90.000
Justin Reid90.000
Kareem Jackson70.000
J.J. Watt71.000
Tyrann Mathieu60.000
Jonathan Joseph40.000
Whitney Mercilus30.000
Zach Cunningham30.000
D.J. Reader30.000
Christian Covington20.000
Aaron Colvin10.000
Mike Tyson10.000
Dylan Cole10.000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Ka'imi Fairbairn1/20/0348
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Trevor Daniel423258.00
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
DeAndre Carter511122.20
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Keke Coutee000.00
New England Patriots
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Tom Brady25/2930850
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Rex Burkhead24893.70
Sony Michel11706.40
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Josh Gordon 67412.31
Julian Edelman67512.51
Chris Hogan49323.31
Dwayne Allen4276.81
Jacob Hollister23718.51
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Trey Flowers91.000
Dont'a Hightower52.000
Jason McCourty50.010
Duron Harmon40.000
Kyle Van Noy41.000
Elandon Roberts41.000
Devin McCourty30.000
Adrian Clayborn30.000
Stephon Gilmore30.020
Albert McClellan20.000
Brandon King10.000
John Simon10.000
Patrick Chung10.000
Jonathan Jones10.000
Ufomba Kamalu10.000
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Stephen Gostkowski 1/25/5824
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Ryan Allen211055.01
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Phillip Dorsett12121.00
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Cordarrelle Patterson47017.50
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