Pats alter Monday plans following Gillette power outages

Published: Aug 29, 2011 at 06:16 AM

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Because of power outages that have affected Gillette Stadium, the New England Patriots moved offsite Monday and canceled their media availability.

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The Giants- Jets preseason game will be televised live at 7 p.m. ET Monday

on NFL Network, except

in the New York market, where it will be shown on WNBC-TV.

The outages also led to the cancellation of coach Bill Belichick's media conference call Sunday, although that is slated to be made up Monday afternoon.

The Patriots had Sunday off, after Saturday's 34-10 preseason loss to the Lions in Detroit.

The Patriots conclude the preseason against the New York Giants on Thursday night at home.

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