Patriots-Cardinals News, Stats & Fun Facts
WBZ-TV's Levan Reid brings you all the news, notes and fun facts you need to know ahead of Sunday night's Patriots-Cardinals tilt:
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WBZ-TV's Levan Reid brings you all the news, notes and fun facts you need to know ahead of Sunday night's Patriots-Cardinals tilt:
The Broncos got away with several helmet hits on Cam Newton, who wasn't even tested for a concussion.
Brandon Meriweather is enjoying his life after football, but he admits he is getting a little bored. So that could lead to a new opportunity
The Patriots All-Pro tight end has been dealing with a hamstring injury since Aug. 15.
The AL East race will effectively be a Battle Royale. So, for the Red Sox, is that a good thing or a bad thing?
The WBZ-TV, WBZ NewsRadio and 98.5 The Sports Hub teams make their predictions for Sunday night's Patriots opener against the Cardinals.
Tom Brady's suspension will keep him out of the Patriots first four games this season and Gillette Stadium for the month of September, but he's touched by a tribute from the team in his absence.
Bruins president Cam Neely showed off the new practice facility in Brighton.
Allen Iverson never liked to practice during his playing career, so it should come as no surprise that he missed Thursday's Hall of Fame availability, which is essentially a practice for Friday's enshrinement.
Rob Gronkowski admits he isn't 100 percent heading into the 2016 season, but it sounds like it will take more than just "a little hammy thing" to keep him off the field on Sunday.
The Boston Bruins are extremely excited about their brand new practice facility, which they officially opened on Thursday. Once you see the facility, you'll understand why.
Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason talks with NFL on CBS analyst Phil Simms about 2016 NFL season on Boomer Between the Games.
The Dolphins' running back discusses his long road back from a torn ACL, what it's like playing with Arian Foster and how he gets 'Ready To Play' on Sundays.
In a game filled with talent on the field on both sides of the ball, the most intriguing matchup may come on the sidelines.
Fifty years later, she'll run again to mark the historic moment in women's distance running.
