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Can we stop blaming Kasey

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On 7/17/2023 at 11:11 AM, Panther53521 said:

Yes the kickoff out of bounds was a mistake, but even if the Pats had to start inside the 20, they still had a good chance to get close enough for the FG.

the Stadium was warm that day, and you can tell by the way all scores where in late 1st half and 4 quarter.

our great defense didn’t sack Brady

Pats had the ball for 39 mins

We allowed 481 yards on defense

we started going to 2 points to early

our defense was extremely tired

we had a hell of a chance to win with all this going against us.

Please stop blaming Kasey, if not for him that year and his winning FG’s all year long, we would not even been in the Super Bowl 

I am not about to read through all the posts but I am still pissed that Kasay kicked it out of bounds!! I remember being livid going WTF are u doing??? U just gave them 15 more yards.. my heart sank!! I knew it would be tough to stop them now!! I know he won us a lot a games that season.. but Kasay is on my mind for that game!! I support your pain!!

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On 7/20/2023 at 9:01 PM, lightsout said:

 

Or we just take the PATs, everything else goes precisely the same, and we are having a very different conversation right now.

Agreed.  Like I said, I didn't like going for 2, but I get why they did it. 

There's a lot more  pressure on Viniateri's last second FG if the  Pats are down by three. 

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