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Do Not Light Yourself on Fire!



Football fans, do not light yourselves on fire! As we approach playoffs, it is time to set our priorities straight. Here in New England we win games. We do not act like one of these peasant you see above wearing Buffalo Bills' jerseys. The Patriots have a long tradition of demolishing their opponents while keeping a high standard of behavior. So what we do instead of lighting ourselves on fire is: cook some great tailgate food, and enjoy watching the greatest quarterback of all time play (long live Brady). Here are a few very delicious recipes you should make for this weekend's game against the Raiders:





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