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    ORG XMIT: 01/20/02 -- New England Patriots host the Oakland raiders in an AFC playoff game at Foxboro Stadium. -- Patriots defeated the Raiders 16-13 in overtime. Photo shows Tom Brady loosing the ball during the controversial fumble that occured in the 4th quarter. The ruling on the field was that Brady fumbled the ball while he was being pressured by # 24 Charles Woodson (right) and was recovered by #54 Greg Biekert of the Raiders (left). The refs signal 1st down for the Raiders as the Patriots leave the field. The call was then reviewed and overturned as it was determined that Bradys arm was in a forward motion when he lost control and the play was ruled an incomplete pass. The Patriots went on the tie the game with and Adam Vinatieri fieldgoal and then won in overtime on another Vinatieri field goal. Photo by Bob Breidenbach
    ORG XMIT: 01/20/02 -- New England Patriots host the Oakland raiders in an AFC playoff game at Foxboro Stadium. -- Patriots defeated the Raiders 16-13 in overtime. Photo shows Tom Brady loosing the ball during the controversial fumble that occured in the 4th quarter. The ruling on the field was that Brady fumbled the ball while he was being pressured by # 24 Charles Woodson (right) and was recovered by #54 Greg Biekert of the Raiders (left). The refs signal 1st down for the Raiders as the Patriots leave the field. The call was then reviewed and overturned as it was determined that Bradys arm was in a forward motion when he lost control and the play was ruled an incomplete pass. The Patriots went on the tie the game with and Adam Vinatieri fieldgoal and then won in overtime on another Vinatieri field goal. Photo by Bob Breidenbach
    ORG XMIT: 01/20/02 -- New England Patriots host the Oakland raiders in an AFC playoff game at Foxboro Stadium. -- Patriots defeated the Raiders 16-13 in overtime. Photo shows Tom Brady loosing the ball during the controversial fumble that occured in the 4th quarter. The ruling on the field was that Brady fumbled the ball while he was being pressured by # 24 Charles Woodson (right) and was recovered by #54 Greg Biekert of the Raiders (left). The refs signal 1st down for the Raiders as the Patriots leave the field. The call was then reviewed and overturned as it was determined that Bradys arm was in a forward motion when he lost control and the play was ruled an incomplete pass. The Patriots went on the tie the game with and Adam Vinatieri fieldgoal and then won in overtime on another Vinatieri field goal. Photo by Bob Breidenbach
    ORG XMIT: 01/20/02 -- New England Patriots host the Oakland raiders in an AFC playoff game at Foxboro Stadium. -- Patriots defeated the Raiders 16-13 in overtime. Photo shows Tom Brady loosing the ball during the controversial fumble that occured in the 4th quarter. The ruling on the field was that Brady fumbled the ball while he was being pressured by # 24 Charles Woodson (right) and was recovered by #54 Greg Biekert of the Raiders (left). The refs signal 1st down for the Raiders as the Patriots leave the field. The call was then reviewed and overturned as it was determined that Bradys arm was in a forward motion when he lost control and the play was ruled an incomplete pass. The Patriots went on the tie the game with and Adam Vinatieri fieldgoal and then won in overtime on another Vinatieri field goal. Photo by Bob Breidenbach
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    Patriots vs. Texans Weather Report Today: Gillette Stadium In Foxboro Forecast Ahead Of NFL Divisional Round

    The Houston Texans are heading to Foxborough to take on the New England Patriots not just for Monday Night Football, but also for the final spot in the AFC championship game and a possible ticket to Super Bowl 60. However, the weather over at the Gilette Stadium at that time may be affecting the game.

    It is currently the middle of winter, so the effects of the weather might affect the game in general, with high winds possibly blowing throws and kicks off course or rain making the field muddy or slippery. Since this is winter in Massachusetts, it may also snow, which could affect the performance of players, as well as also make the field slippery.

    Fans watching the game would have to deal with snow as the forecast for Foxborough will be a snowy day, with between three and six inches expected to fall as the game goes on. The snow is expected to take place from late in the afternoon to midnight, so expect the snow to be a possible factor.

    There is a 70% chance of precipitation, and in this case, it is more than expected to be snow, with temperatures expected to be in the highs of 36 degrees and the lows of 23 degrees. This means that it will be very cold up there in New England, and it may affect a few players’ performance.

    As for the winds, it is expected to be around 5mph, which means it will not be strong enough to affect thrown or kicked balls, but it could make things a lot chillier over at Gillette Stadium. Fans watching the game in person are advised to wear something warm and be ready for snowfall.


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    How To Watch Patriots vs. Texans Divisional Round Game

    As for the people watching it at the comfort of their homes, the game itself will kick off at 3:00 PM EST, live from the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. on Sunday, Jan. 18. ABC, ESPN and ESPN Deportes will be broadcasting the game live, along with DirecTV.

    Fubo, Paramount+, Sling TV, NFL+ and ESPN Unlimited are just some of the services that will be streaming the game live online on Sunday.

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    Article written by Rick Tidoy
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