Will the Patriots go after a big receiver with one (or both, packaged in a trade) of their firstround picks? We won't know until April 24, but we got a possible clue from Thursday's Traverse City (Mich.) RecordEagle. Jim Nagy, New England's Midwest scout whose emphasis is wide receivers, implied in an interview with his hometown paper that the Patriots are considering adding that dimension to their offense early in the draft. "We have four wide receivers we're comfortable with," Nagy was quoted as saying, "but there is a need to add a true No.Obviously, there was that really extraordinary moment after 9/11 think it was one of the few moments in my lifetime there was this sense of national unity that was so strong. And then, of course, we had the war, and that's been quite divisive in terms of the flag. I don't see a change.

Not exactly, CBS' Phil Simms said. "It'll never die down," Simms said by phone after the Jets' win. "The media will never