Another Patriots Blowout: Brady, Defense Lead Pats To 30-14 Win Over Jets
The New England Patriots may be the best team in the National Football League. The New York Jets are ... not.
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The New England Patriots may be the best team in the National Football League. The New York Jets are ... not.
The first half of Sunday's game against the Jets was pretty much one big party for the home team, but that positivity took a hit late in the first half when Julian Edelman suffered an injury.
The shelving of Drew Brees due to a thumb injury was certain to open the door for Tom Brady to make some moves on the all-time regular season passing record leaderboards. It did not take long for Brady to make his move.
It may not be a major issue, but there appears to be a budding Stephen Gostkowski problem.
When Tom Brady speaks (or tweets), people listen.
Antonio Brown, released by the New England Patriots on Friday, blasted Robert Kraft and NFL owners on Sunday and said he will "not be playing the NFL anymore."
The Patriots will be without running back James White on Sunday against the New York Jets.
Nate Lowe hit a two-run homer in the 11th inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Boston Red Sox 5-4 on Saturday night to move one game ahead of Cleveland for the second AL wild card.
As for the game, here's what to keep an eye on when the Patriots and Jets kick off at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
The World Series champion Boston Red Sox were mathematically eliminated in the late innings, then lost to the Tampa Bay Rays 5-4 Friday night when Willy Adames had an RBI single in the 11th.
Antonio Brown's Patriots career is over after one game.
After text messages surfaced showing Antonio Brown sending text messages to a woman that accused him of an unwelcome sexual advance, the lawyer for that woman has said that both the New England Patriots and the National Football League have instructed Brown to no longer make such contact.
It appears as though Tom Brady is going to gut his way through his calf ailment.
A day after complaining on social media that there were too many penalties in the game he was watching on TV, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady tried to make nice with the NFL referees.
The NBA's board of governors was unanimous Friday in its approval of a plan to stiffen potential penalties for tampering with players and employees under contract with other clubs, hoping for increased compliance in existing league rules.
