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New England
Patriots
12-4
1st AFC EAST
(6-0)
Sunday, December 15, 2013 - 1:00 PM EST
Avg. Yds (Rk)CategoryAvg. Yds (Rk)
291.4 (4th)Pass Off.198.9 (26th)
136.5 (7th)Rush Off.112.6 (17th)
271.4 (29th)Pass Def.248.4 (27th)
101.9 (9th)Rush Def.108.4 (13th)
Sun Life Stadium
Miami, Fla.
Miami
Dolphins
7-9
2nd AFC EAST
(2-4)
 
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  • QB
    • Colin
    • Kaepernick
    • #7 | Height/Weight: 6-4/230
    AttComYdsTDs
    1298710733
    QB
    • Tom
    • Brady
    • #12 | Height/Weight: 6-4/225
    AttComYdsTDs
    460298353725

    Offensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    360.1
    425.7
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    198.5
    285.8
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    161.5
    139.9
    Points Per Game
    24.3
    36.3
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    36.1
    52.5
    Time of
    Possesion
    30:55
    30:38
    49ers
    Patriots

    Defensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    275.5
    376.3
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    184.7
    275.5
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    90.8
    100.8
    Points Per Game
    14.2
    21.1
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    31.4
    41.7
    49ers
    Patriots
  • San Francisco Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    05/10/13RBMarcus LattimoreKnee When asked about sitting out the 2013 season because of a knee injury suffered in college, 49ers rookie running back Marcus Lattimore told the San Francisco Chronicle "I think that would be fine." Coach Jim Harbaugh said the right knee "looks good structurally" but warned against a quick return. Lattimore suffered a dislocated right knee cap with three torn ligaments in a vicious play last October, ending his collegiate career after deciding to turn pro. (Updated 05/10/2013)
    04/22/13LBLarry GrantSuspension The NFL has suspended linebacker Larry Grant for the first four games of the 2013 season for violating their policy on performance-enhancing substances. (Updated 04/22/2013)
    04/01/13RBKendall HunterAchilles The Associated Press reports that 49ers running back Kendall Hunter is already sprinting in his comeback from last year's torn Achilles in November. The report says he expects to be cutting soon and should be at full strength for training camp. "I'm always encouraged," Hunter said. (Updated 04/17/2013)
    03/13/13WRKyle WilliamsKnee 49ers receiver Kyle Williams, who ended last season in Week 12 with a torn ACL, announced on Twitter on Tuesday that he ran for the first time since having surgery on his knee and "felt great." He ended the tweet with the message "#speed." (Updated 03/27/2013)
    02/08/13WRMario ManninghamKnee Comcast Sports Net reports that 49ers receiver Mario Manningham is the front-runner for the No. 3 receiver job in San Francisco if healthy. Manningham is coming off a torn ACL last year. He is expected to enter training camp in a competition with second-year receiver A.J. Jenkins and rookie Quinton Patton for the third job behind Michael Crabtree and Anquan Boldin. (Updated 05/06/2013)
    02/05/13DLJustin SmithTriceps The man known as “Cowboy” wasn't going to miss the Super Bowl. But maybe Justin Smith should have sat out. Limited by a partially torn left triceps, the 49ers' defensive end struggled. Smith finished with three tackles -- with no quarterback hurries, hits or sacks. Now comes word, via Comcast Sports Net, that the 33-year-old Smith will undergo surgery this week and need three months of rehab. The four-time Pro Bowler suffered the injury Dec. 16 against New England and missed the rest of the regular season. He returned for the playoffs wearing a brace on his left arm. (Updated 02/05/2013)
    New England Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    05/17/13TERob GronkowskiForearm, back On the same day NFL Network reported Rob Gronkowski had a Monday, May 20 date set for his fourth surgery related to his left forearm, USA Today reports the tight end's back is "acting up" and might require surgery after undergoing an MRI for a disc issue. The report said this disc is different than the one that needed to be shaved down in a 2009 surgical procedure, forcing Gronk to miss that year of football while enrolled at Arizona. ESPN reports the back issue is considered minor and his long-term prognosis is good. Gronkowski will see noted spine specialist Dr. Robert Watkins after his forearm surgery, which will replace a metal plate in his forearm. If Gronkowski needs back surgery the hope is that he can heal from that and his arm at the same time and be ready before the start of the season. Also, it bears repeating that a fifth arm surgery is still possible if there's an infection in his arm though ProFootballTalk.com reports doctors are confident that won't be the case. (Updated 05/17/2013)
    05/07/13WRJulian EdelmanFoot The Boston Globe cites sources who say Patriots receiver Julian Edelman is back in a walking boot after re-injuring his right foot. He could be ready for a mid-June minicamp but would work in a limited capacity. (Updated 05/07/2013)
    05/03/13WRJosh BoyceFoot ESPN reports that Patriots receiver Josh Boyce did not take part in the rookie-only minicamp Friday. Boyce, a fourth-round draft choice out of Texas Christian, was on the sidelines, presumably as he continues his recovery from a previously broken bone in his foot, which is believed to have been injured prior to the combine. While addressing the media earlier in the day, Boyce described his status as "day-to-day." Coach Bill Belichick wouldn't say if Boyce will play inside or outside when healthy. "We’ll see," Belichick said. "He’s a pretty smart kid, I think he learns well. We’ll see what he’s able to handle and what he’s able to execute on the field." (Updated 05/03/2013)
    04/16/13TEAaron HernandezShoulder Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez had minor arthroscopic shoulder surgery two weeks ago according to the Boston Globe. There's a chance he could be ready for the team's June minicamp but expectations are he should be ready for the start of training camp. (Updated 04/16/2013)
    04/01/13DBDevin McCourtyBack ESPN reports that Patriots defensive back Devin McCourty is working his way back from offseason back surgery. At this point it is unknown which shoulder McCourty had the surgery performed, though he played with a separated right shoulder in 2011. He should be ready by training camp, according to the report. (Updated 04/01/2013)
    02/19/13TEJake BallardKnee The Boston Herald reports that Patriots tight end Jake Ballard is gradually making progress. Ballard is finally ready to hit the field, but the team is going to take it slow with him when the offseason program begins Monday. Ballard tore his ACL in the Giants’ victory against the Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI, and he is recovering nicely. But without the need to get overly aggressive, the Pats are taking the cautious approach. (Updated 04/15/2013)
    01/30/13DLChandler JonesAnkles The Boston Globe reports Patriots defensive end Chandler Jones won't require surgery on either of his injured ankles, according to a team source. Jones hurt his right ankle against the Colts in Week 11 and his left ankle in the Divisional Playoffs vs. the Texans. (Updated 01/30/2013)
 
 
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