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Marcus Cannon’s new deal proves that the Patriots DO pay their talent

WorcesterHerald — November 30, 2016

Marcus Cannon’s extension this week is just the latest example of the New England Patriots paying top dollar for home-grown talent.

Posted by PATS PULPUT on Wednesday, November 30, 2016

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Marcus Cannon’s new deal proves that the Patriots DO pay their talent

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