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    Patriots' dynasty continues despite exaggerated reports of their demise

    by Jeff Miller, Los Angeles Times Feb 05, 2019 4 minutes

    ATLANTA - The dynasty was doomed - for like the 10th time - as recently as seven weeks ago.

    New England had just lost consecutive games to fall to 9-5. At that point, it appeared the Patriots would be required to play on wild-card weekend, a foreboding task that finally would crush the kingdom.

    Instead, Super Bowl LIII most valuable player Julian Edelman and six-time NFL champion Tom Brady spent Monday taking toothy selfies at Disney World, only the second goofiest characters in Orlando, Fla.

    "It doesn't ever get old," center David Andrews said Sunday night after

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