THE PATS WON THE SUPER BOWL!!!

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This is AWESOME. The Pats have won their SIXTH Super Bowl, making them the best franchise in NFL HISTORY! #GoPats! Unfortunately to most, Super Bowl LIII by some was considered the most boring Super Bowl ever, but it was a great game. I am so happy the Pats won! Great job, Pats! Hopefully, 2020 will mark their SEVENTH win, which would make them have the record for most Super Bowl wins!



#CongratsToThePats #SuperBowlLIII
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  1. Mary Anne DamonFebruary 5, 2019 at 11:16 PM

    Tom Brady really kept his boys in line. They played a great game!!!

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