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Patriots Flex Muscles, Earn Primetime Stage

The New England Patriots, once a struggling team, have surged this season, earning a primetime slot against the Baltimore Ravens. Players like Drake Maye, Garrett Bradbury, Jack Gibbens, and Christian Gonzalez are thrilled about the opportunity, while Mack Hollins prefers a simpler game. This high-stakes matchup underscores the Patriots return to contention.

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