Rob Carlin, Comcast SportsNet

<b><a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORSPT000192" title="New England Patriots" href="/topic/sports/football/new-england-patriots-ORSPT000192.topic">Patriots</a> 27, Giants 24</b> <br> <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT000789" title="Tom Brady" href="/topic/sports/football/tom-brady-PESPT000789.topic">Tom Brady</a> and <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PESPT00008929" title="Bill Belichick" href="/topic/sports/football/bill-belichick-PESPT00008929.topic">Bill Belichick</a> realize their legacies lie in the outcome. I don't see them losing to the Giants again.
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( Handout photo / April 30, 2009 )

Patriots 27, Giants 24
Tom Brady and Bill Belichick realize their legacies lie in the outcome. I don't see them losing to the Giants again.

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