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The Patriots dared to dream. They dared to think they could win a Super Bowl when few thought likewise. They dared to believe they could finish off a season improbable to conceive, much less execute. They dared to accept the challenge of manhandling the Rams' receivers, a concept so frightening that it has been foreign to everyone else in the league.
They dreamed what makes sports so entertaining, so invigorating, so mesmerizing: the thought that this dead-end bunch of players--waiver-wire alumni, discards, has-beens and wannabes and an aw-shucks quarterback who fell asleep in the locker room before the biggest game of his life--not only could take on the symbol ...