Brady’s touchdown passes propel Patriots home

Tom Brady tossed four touchdown passes — including two to Rob Gronkowski — as the New England Patriots pushed through injuries and a mistake-filled game for a 35-17 victory over the sliding Miami Dolphins.

Brady’s touchdown passes propel Patriots home
Tue, 28 Nov, 2017 - 00:00
Kyle Hightower

New England (9-2) posted its seventh consecutive victory and third straight win over Miami.

The Dolphins (4-7) have lost five straight for their longest slide since 2011.

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