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The tendency is to focus on the negative. A Super Bowl was lost in devastating fashion to the New York Giants, so it’s hard not to think about anything aside from who to blame, what went wrong and why it won’t get any better.
But once you stop picking at the scab, there is reason to be upbeat about the future. Las Vegas has already made the Patriots [team stats] the odds-on favorites from the AFC to reach Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans. And why not?
There’s still a lot to like about the Patriots going forward, and I’m looking at the glass as half full. There are plenty of reasons to believe the Pats could be back in the big game next February. Here are ...
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