Patriots brush aside Browns to stay unbeaten

THE New England Patriots romped to victory again on Sunday, downing the Cleveland Browns 34-17 to easily remain among the NFL’s unbeaten teams.

Patriots brush aside Browns to stay unbeaten
Tue, 09 Oct, 2007 - 01:00
Jeff Taylor

Although first-time starter Derek Anderson came in leading the Browns to two wins in their last three games, he was intercepted twice by New England’s Junior Seau in the opening half.

It marked the first two interceptions for the veteran linebacker since 2002.

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