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Date Posted: 22:58:44 01/08/17 Sun
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Subject: Re: new england patriots
In reply to: MICEAHL COLLINS 's message, "new england patriots" on 22:19:07 01/01/17 Sun

Just sayin, sometimes Wikipedia is not the most reliable source and that all can edit in what they think is right regardless of sources or not.

Not being negative, just pointing that out.

>HELLO MY NAME IS MICEAHL COLLINS CAN YOU MAKE A NEW
>new england patriots football helmets logos 971 New
>England Patriots season
>From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
>1971 New England Patriots season
>Head coach John Mazur
>General manager Upton Bell
>Owner Billy Sullivan
>Home field Schaefer Stadium
>Results
>Record 6–8
>Division place T-3rd AFC East
>Playoff finish did not qualify
>Pro Bowlers none
>AP All-Pros none
>Uniform
>AFC-1971-Uniform-NE.PNG
>← 1970 (Boston) Patriots seasons 1972 →
>The 1971 season New England Patriots season was the
>team's twelfth, and second in the National Football
>League. The 1971 season was the first that the team
>played as the New England Patriots, changing their
>name from the Boston Patriots, briefly to the Bay
>State Patriots before changing it again to the New
>England Patriots, in an effort to regionalize the
>franchise's equal distance from Boston and
>Providence.[1]
>
>The Patriots finished the season with a record of six
>wins and eight losses, and finished third in the AFC
>East Division. It was the first season the Patriots
>played in Schaeffer Stadium in Foxborough,
>Massachusetts after playing in three different
>stadiums the previous three seasons in Boston.
>
>During training camp, the Dallas Cowboys traded
>disgruntled running back Duane Thomas to the Patriots
>for Carl Garrett and Halvor Hagen. Thomas became
>embroiled in a conflict with coach John Mazur,
>prompting Patriots general manager Upton Bell to
>request that Commissioner Pete Rozelle void the trade
>three days after it had been made. Rozelle granted
>Bell's request, and the traded players returned to
>where they had been prior to the deal.
>
>Contents [hide]
>1 Staff
>2 Regular season
>2.1 Schedule
>2.2 Standings
>3 Roster
>4 References
>Staff[edit]
>New England Patriots 1971 staff
>Front Office
>President – Billy Sullivan
>General Manager – Upton Bell
>Assistant General Manager – Peter Hadhazy
>Director of Player Personnel – Bucko Kilroy
>Director of Pro Scouting – Rommie Loudd
>Head Coaches
>Head Coach – John Mazur
>Offensive Coaches
>Offensive Backs/Receivers – Sam Rutigliano
>Receivers – Jerry Stoltz
>Offensive Line – Bruce Beatty
>
>Defensive Coaches
>Defensive Line – Dick Evans
>Linebackers – John Meyer
>Defensive Backfield – Tom Fletcher
>Regular season[edit]
>Schedule[edit]
>Week Date Opponent Result Game site Record Attendance
>PF PA Rst
>1 September 19 Oakland Raiders 20 6 W Schaeffer
>Stadium 1–0 55,405
>2 September 26 Detroit Lions 7 34 L Schaeffer Stadium
>1–1 61,057
>3 October 3 Baltimore Colts 3 23 L Schaeffer Stadium
>1–2 61,232
>4 October 10 New York Jets 20 0 W Schaeffer Stadium
>2–2 61,357
>5 October 17 at Miami Dolphins 3 41 L Miami Orange
>Bowl 2–3 58,822
>6 October 24 at Dallas Cowboys 21 44 L Texas Stadium
>2–4 65,708
>7 October 31 at San Francisco 49ers 10 27 L
>Candlestick Park 2–5 45,092
>8 November 7 Houston Oilers 28 20 W Schaeffer Stadium
>3–5 53,155
>9 November 14 Buffalo Bills 38 33 W Schaeffer Stadium
>4–5 57,446
>10 November 21 at Cleveland Browns 7 27 L Cleveland
>Municipal Stadium 4–6 65,238
>11 November 28 at Buffalo Bills 20 27 L War Memorial
>Stadium 4–7 27,166
>12 December 5 Miami Dolphins 34 13 W Schaeffer Stadium
>5–7 61,457
>13 December 12 at New York Jets 6 13 L Shea Stadium
>5–8 63,175
>14 December 19 at Baltimore Colts 21 17 W Memorial
>Stadium 6–8 57,942
>Standings[edit]
>AFC East
>view talk edit W L T PCT DIV CONF PF PA STK
>Miami Dolphins 10 3 1 .769 5–3 7–3–1 315 174 W1
>Baltimore Colts 10 4 0 .714 6–2 8–3 313 140 L1
>New England Patriots 6 8 0 .429 4–4 6–5 238 325 W1
>New York Jets 6 8 0 .429 4–4 6–5 212 299 W2
>Buffalo Bills 1 13 0 .071 1–7 1–10 184 394 L3
>Note: Tie games were not officially counted in the
>standings until 1972. [2]
>
>Roster[edit]
>All of the following players appeared in at least one
>game for the 1971 New England Patriots.
>
>Name Position Notes
>Randy Vataha WR
>Jim Plunkett QB
>Jim Nance RB
>Carl Garrett RB
>Tom Neville Tackle
>Bill Lenkaitis C
>Julius Adams DE
>Tom Beer TE
>Ron Berger DE
>Randy Beverly CB
>Hubie Bryant WR
>James Cheyunski LB
>Bob Gladieux WR
>Charlie Gogolak K
>Rickie Harris S
>Tom Janik P
>Odell Lawson RB
>Jack Maitland RB
>Mike Montler Tackle
>Ed Philpott LB
>David Rowe DT
>Dennis Wirgowski DT
>Don Webb S
>Al Sykes WR
>Ron Sellers WR
>John Outlaw DB
>Steve Kiner DB
>Reggie Rucker WR
>Halvor Hagen OT
>Bob Gladieux RB
>Eric Crabtree WR
>Phil Clark DB
>Roland Moss TE
>Houston Antwine DE
>References[edit]
>Jump up ^ New England Is Their Third Name
>Jump up ^ NFL 2001 Record and Fact Book, Workman
>Publishing Co, New York,NY, ISBN 0-7611-2480-2, p. 297
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>Angeles
>Miami Houston Oakland Philadelphia Green Bay New
>Orleans
>New England Pittsburgh San Diego St. Louis Minnesota
>San Francisco
>NY Jets Washington
>1971 NFL Draft NFL Playoffs Pro Bowl Super Bowl VI
>
>
>Stub icon This article relating to an American
>football season is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by
>expanding it.
>Flag of MassachusettsSport icon This article related
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>Wikipedia by expanding it.
>Categories: 1971 National Football League season by
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>MassachusettsAmerican football season
>stubsMassachusetts sport stubs AND MORE Robert Griffin
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