SI's 2007 Patriots Shots

SI Staff | Jan 22, 2008

SI's 2007 Patriots Shots

Sept. 17 Cover

Damian Strohmeyer/SI

SI's photographers have focused their lenses on the Patriots a lot this season. Here are some of their better shots, from the season opener through the AFC Championship game.

David Bergman/SI

Heath Evans leaping over a pile of bodies for a touchdown against the Jets.

Bob Rosato/SI

Wes Welker gaining additional yardage after a catch against Dallas.

Oct. 22 Cover

John Biever/SI

Brady as good as he's ever been.

Heinz Kluetmeier/SI

Tom Brady passing against the Washington Redskins.

Heinz Kluetmeier/SI

Tedy Bruschi tackling Redskins receiver Chris Cooley.

David Bergman/SI

Mike Vrabel forcing one of three fumbles by Jason Campbell.

Bob Rosato/SI

Randy Moss's one-handed catch against the Colts.

Bill Frakes/SI

Jarvis Green forcing a fumble by Peyton Manning, which Rosevelt Colvin eventually recovers.

Al Tielemans/SI

Tom Brady under pressure by Dwight Freeney.

Al Tielemans/SI

Kevin Faulk scoring the winning touchdown against the Colts.

John Biever/SI

Tedy Bruschi celebrating the win over the Colts.

Nov. 12 Cover

Michael O'Neill/SI

Heart and soul of the defense.

John Iacono/SI

Randy Moss making a touchdown catch against the Bills.

Heinz Kluetmeier/SI

Adalius Thomas sacking Ben Roethlisberger.

Damian Strohmeyer/SI

Pierre Woods and Mel Mitchell tackling Allen Rossum.

Dec. 24 Cover

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David Bergman/SI

Tom Brady celebrating the win over the Giants that capped New England's 16-0 undefeated regular season.

David Bergman/SI

Benjamin Watson catching a touchdown pass as Sammy Knight of the Jaguars defends in a Divisional playoff game.

John Iacono/SI

Fans on hand for the Patriots AFC Championship game victory over the Chargers.

Al Tielemans/SI

Laurence Maroney going horizontal over Chargers safety Clinton Hart in the AFC Championship game.

David Bergman/SI

Tom Brady and Laurence Maroney receiving accolades from coach Bill Belichick after their victory sent them to the Super Bowl.