Patriots-related viewing guide for NFL Week 14
Here's a look around the league at some games that impact the Patriots in some way.
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Here's a look around the league at some games that impact the Patriots in some way.
The 14-and-under Dorchester Elite Eagles team returned home to Boston Friday morning as Pop Warner national champions.
When Ezekiel Elliott got his shot to take over as the No. 1 back on Thursday night in Pittsburgh, you had to like the two-time rushing champ's chances to make the most of his opportunity.
"Troy, Coach, we've been in this place a lot of times, man," a smiling Slater said. "Ain't afraid of no towels, now."
"Well it's nice. I won't lie. It's nice," Belichick said when asked about being able to take in the game on Saturday without having to worry about a game on Sunday.
For the first time in months, the Patriots got to celebrate in the locker room after a win.
Maybe the Patriots should play on short rest more often.
JJ Peterka, Tage Thompson and Victor Olofsson scored and the Buffalo Sabres snapped a four-game losing streak with a 3-1 win over the Boston Bruins in Thursday night.
It only took 14 weeks into the season, but the Patriots finally scored an opening-drive touchdown.
Bill Belichick will have a special job for this weekend's Army-Navy game at Gillette Stadium.
DeVante Parker is inactive for Thursday night's Patriots-Steelers game, leaving New England without three receivers for the matchup.
Patriots defensive lineman Lawrence Guy was literally glowing as he arrived to Acrisure Stadium for Thursday Night Football.
The Patriots will have quarterback/receiver Malik Cunningham and running back Kevin Harris available on Thursday night in Pittsburgh.
Football is great. But football can also warp minds. Consider this one.
CBS Sports' Jamey Eisenberg has his recommendations on who to start, who to sit, and which players could be sleepers this week.
