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Best In The League: Patriots Outshine Viking Stars In 28-18 Win
The Patriots took care of business in Gillette Stadium with a 28-18 win as BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Brandon Tate outperformed Adrian Peterson and Randy Moss. Read more at SB Nation Minnesota, as well as our team blogs, Daily Norseman and Pats Pulpit.
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November 1, 2010
Randy Moss On His Former Patriots Teammates: 'I Miss The Hell Out Of Them'
Randy Moss' return to New England on Sunday was a quiet one. Well, quiet on the field, anyways. Moss, who saw double coverage most of the day, was limited to just one catch for eight yards. but after the game, in the press conference, is when Moss made his presence felt.
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November 1, 2010
Brett Favre Injury Has Quarterback Asking, 'What In The World Am I Doing?'
Brett Favre entered Sunday's game against the Patriots with tendonitis in his right elbow, and two fractures in his left ankle. And then the Myron Pryor hit happened, knocking him out of the game and opening a gash on Favre's chin that resulted in 8-10 stitches (depending on who you ask).
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October 31, 2010
Video Of Myron Pryor Hitting Brett Favre, Injury Results In Eight Stitches
After Sunday's loss to New England, a game he was forced out of when he suffered a laceration on his chin early in the fourth, Brett Favre admitted to having a having a "What was I thinking?" [coming back to the NFL] moment, but pointed out that it was one of his better games despite all the injuries.
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October 31, 2010
Brett Favre Injury Results In Eight Stitches To The Quarterback's Chin
Brett Favre left the game against New England early in the fourth quarter when he was hit hard in the chin by the Patriots' Myron Pryor. Favre was slow to get up and was eventually seen being carted of the field and back into the locker room, with a towel firmly pressed against his chin.
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October 31, 2010
Patriots 28, Vikings 18: New England Improves To 6-1, First Place In AFC East
BenJarvus Green-Ellis rushed for 112 yards and two touchdowns, and the New England Patriots knocked out Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings, 28-18.