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The Patriots were in another super bowl against the Seattle Seahawks. The Patriots started off winning 7-0 and then the Seattle Seahawks tied it 7-7. Then right before halftime Tom Brady threw a touchdown to make it 14-7. Then the Seahawks kept scoring and they were winning 24-14, The Patriots scored two touchdowns in a row so the patriots were winning 28-24. Then with 30 seconds left the Seahawks came down to the 2 yard line. Then a miracle happened, The Seahawks threw an interception and the patriots won 28-24. The Patriots had one 4 super bowls and Tom Brady was the best quarterback of All time. Later that year the Deflate Gate happened Tom Brady and the Patriots had deflated the footballs… The Patriots were charged 5 million dollars. And
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