Will the Patriots go all the way under the lights?
By Javier Chavez
The patriots had better be prepared to spend the rest of the season under the lights. NBC grabbed the game against Buffalo on November 18. The game against the Steelers was moved from a day game to a night game at 4:15 p.m. More changes are probably being made in the networks so that the patriots play all night games for the rest of the regular season.
New England’s pursuit of a perfect season will attract more viewers. The biggest game in there schedule may be the Steelers game in Foxborough, Mass. , because the Steelers might be the only ones who can stop the patriots winning streak. The Patriots remaining opponents, include three AFC east teams who have a 5-20 record when you combine there records. They have a .421 winning percentage. The Pittsburgh, Steelers might be the only team Patriots coach Bill Belichick has to worry about.
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has the ability to escape defenders and make plays down field. He has been tested on the road. The hard hitting Steelers defense can blitz Brady. To beat the Patriots you must be able to score and the Steelers are averaging 27.8 points per game. Patriots only have one 1p.m. start for the rest of the season and then all primetime from there.
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