Cris Carter reveals how the Patriots' Super Bowl LII loss will impact the Brady - Belichick legacy

Name: Cris Carter reveals how the Patriots' Super Bowl LII loss will impact the Brady - Belichick legacy
Uploaded: 2018-02-06T08:51:00-05:00
Description: Reflecting on the New England Patriots' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII, Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe how such a impactful defeat will affect the Tom Brady - Bill Belichick legacy in New England and throughout the NFL history books as well.

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Reflecting on the New England Patriots' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII, Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe how such a impactful defeat will affect the Tom Brady - Bill Belichick legacy in New England and throughout the NFL history books as well.

FEBRUARY 6, 2018・first things first・3:08

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Cris Carter reveals how the Patriots' Super Bowl LII loss will impact the Brady - Belichick legacy

Reflecting on the New England Patriots' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII, Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe how such a impactful defeat will affect the Tom Brady - Bill Belichick legacy in New England and throughout the NFL history books as well.

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