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DAVID HUGHES: Like Bill Belichick famously said, 'We're on to Cincinnati'

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In a 2014 news conference following a humbling loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, then-New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick responded to reporters' questions about the setback by repeatedly saying, "We're on to Cincinnati." Always focused back then —…

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