The 2010 New England Patriots enjoyed a dominant regular season, finishing with a league-best 14-2 record and clinching the top seed in the AFC. Led by NFL MVP Tom Brady, who set a then-record for consecutive passes without an interception, the team featured the highest-scoring offense in the league and a perfect 8-0 record at home. The season was further highlighted by the emergence of star rookies Rob Gronkowski and Devin McCourty, contributing to a roster that sent eight players to the Pro Bowl. The 2011 New England Patriots enjoyed a dominant season, finishing with a 13-3 record and clinching the AFC East title for the third consecutive year. Led by Tom Brady, who threw for a career-high 5,235 yards, and the record-breaking performance of tight end Rob Gronkowski, the team showcased a high-powered offense that powered them to an AFC Championship and an appearance in Super Bowl XLVI. The New England Patriots experienced unprecedented success in the 2010s, winning three Super Bowls and appearing in five. Led by quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick, the team won every AFC East division title of the decade and maintained a dominant 141-41 overall record. A two-time Harlon Hill Trophy winner and college football's former all-time leading rusher, Danny Woodhead was a versatile, undrafted running back who recorded over 4,900 all-purpose yards and 32 touchdowns during a productive 10-season NFL career with the Jets, Patriots, Chargers, and Ravens.