Pats need depth at quality positions
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Tedy Bruschi started to experience numbness, blurred vision and severe headaches shortly after the Pro Bowl and was taken to the hospital, where it was determined he had a stroke. Optimists point out that Bruschi's relatively quick release from the hospital is a good sign, but the severity of the stroke remains unknown at this point. There is a chance doctors won't clear him to play and the 31-year-old could retire regardless of what the doctors say.

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