New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has described his side's latest AFC East title as "special" having wrapped up the division last night.
The Patriots had already clinched the title before their eventual 41-7 win over the Baltimore Ravens yesterday due to the Miami Dolphins' defeat at the hands of the Buffalo Bills.
It is the team's fifth title in a row and 11th overall for Brady, who has now won two more divisional crowns than any other starting quarterback in NFL history.
"They're all special. It's hard to come by, and this team's really fought hard all year. We've earned it. Eleven wins in the NFL's not easy, and to win a division title's not easy," Brady told The AP.
The Patriots will face the Bills in their regular season finale on Sunday.
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Barney Corkhill
Barney Corkhill
