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		<title>Pats Day Two Training Camp Morning Observations</title>
		<description><![CDATA[This morning, Steve and I made the trek out to Gillette Stadium to take in some training camp and check out the 2010 New England Patriots. One thing I want to say about going to camp if you&#8217;ve never been: It&#8217;s not a fan entertainment event. If you&#8217;re not interested in the inner workings of what prepares a football team for the season, then do not go. It is a practice session, meaning there is time for stretching and warming up, along with just some fundamentals drills. They are not there for your entertainment! I do not want to hear, [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Patriots Begin a New Era</title>
		<description><![CDATA[The New England Patriots opened training camp today in Foxborough at Gillette Stadium and the theme is clear: these aren&#8217;t your older brother&#8217;s Patriots. Gone from the team&#8217;s facility are the pictures of the heroes of the past decade; Troy Brown, Rodney Harrison, Tedy Bruschi, etc. are all off of the empty walls in the locker room and throughout the stadium. It&#8217;s time for these new Patriots to form their own identity. With 24 players drafted the last two drafts, the team&#8217;s youth movement is in full effect.
Young players are being expected to step up in key areas. Darius Butler [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Going To Camp</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Myself and fellow author Jaime are headed to morning session training camp tomorrow.  Here are some issues and areas to think about and improve on to move up from 9th spot in the first ESPN power rankings of the year.
1.  Linebacker &#8211; Once the most terrifying position of the Pats defense, this years linebacking core is starting to get very thin.  As Jaime reported yesterday, the Pats cut OLB Shawn Crable who played sparingly in his two years.  Now, it is reported by ESPN that Derrick Burgess, who has yet to come to camp, is considering retirement.  If this does [...]]]></description>
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