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There is now only one man with more passing yards than Tom Brady in NFL history. Brady passed longtime rival Peyton Manning on Thursday night to claim second place on the NFL's all-time passing yards list.
If the Patriots want to add a wide receiver before the NFL trade deadline, it sounds like they'll have to look somewhere other than Cincinnati.
Rob Gronkowski started his post-football career as a TV analyst on Thursday night, but Patriots owner Robert Kraft is holding out hope that we'll see Gronk in a Pats uniform again.
CBS Sports Network college football host Brent Stover discusses the current Heisman Trophy race, with Oklahoma QB Jalen Hurts in the lead.
Another important offensive piece for the Patriots will be missing Thursday's game against the Giants.
While a crazy sport like football is always unpredictable, it's likely that Tom Brady will be having a much better day overall than Peyton Manning had when he set the record back in 2015.
This sleepy Thursday offers the opportunity to recall one game involving the Patriots and Giants that was riveting but perhaps not quite as well-remembered as all the rest.
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WBZ-TV's Levan Reid brings you everything you need to know about Thursday night's Patriots-Giants clash at Gillette Stadium.
Former Red Sox fireballer Joe Kelly allowed the eventual game-winning runs to score as the Dodgers blew a late lead and lost in extra innings.
If you're not talking about Christian McCaffrey, stop whatever it is that you are doing, and start talking about Christian McCaffrey.
Ben Watson doesn't hold any ill will against the Patriots for releasing him earlier this week. But the move certainly stung the veteran tight end.
The New England Patriots will be without one of Tom Brady's trusted receivers on Thursday night. It's far, far worse for the New York Giants.
If you haven't been following Dan Roche's weekly Fantasy Football advice, now would be a good time to jump aboard. Rochie is pretty good at this.
It's been nearly three weeks since the Patriots sent Antonio Brown packing, and the wide receiver is still a little miffed about that move. But that doesn't mean he wouldn't return to New England if the Pats asked him.
