Patriots Finalize Deals With Haynesworth, Ochocinco
The New England Patriots have officially announced the acquisitions of Chad Ochocinco and Albert Haynesworth.
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The New England Patriots have officially announced the acquisitions of Chad Ochocinco and Albert Haynesworth.
Boston Red Sox right-hander Clay Buchholz will visit back specialist Dr. Robert Watkins in Los Angeles.
Today on the Final Word with Jim Murray: Bill Belichick spoke to the media and Dan Shaughnessy was there to try to get Coach Belichick to give us a straight answer.
Mazz, Shaughnessy, and Wiggins were joined by Ian Rappaport of the Boston Herald to discuss recent Patriots roster moves. Who's in and who's out?
The Patriots continued to make moves on Friday, announcing several players had been cut.
Today on Felger and Massarotti, Felger is out and Dan Shaughnessy and Jermaine Wiggins are in. The guys discussed the Patriots acquisition on Chad Ochocinco and Albert Haynesworth. What will theses moves mean for the Patriots?
Since Chad Ochocinco and Albert Haynesworth are likely having their contracts re-done, they can only watch on the sidelines for now.
Wide receiver Chad Ochocinco was seen wearing number 85 during practice Friday afternoon. Did he make a deal with Aaron Hernandez?
The NFL Network's Bert Breer stopped by Gillette Stadium Friday to talk free agency with Gresh & Zo.
SI's and Sports Hub Baseball Insider Jon Heyman joined Gresh & Zo to talk about the Red Sox and Ubaldo Jimenez.
Gresh & Zo opened their day 2 coverage from Training Camp at Gillette Stadium talking about the newest Patriot, Chad Ochocinco. Will he be an issue off the field?
Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard talked to WBZ's Walt Perkins about the many personal struggles he dealt with throughout his career.
Michael Lombardi of the NFL Network spoke with Toucher & Rich about Albert Haynesworth and Chad Ochocinco Friday.
Are the Patriots better Friday than they were Wednesday? Absolutely.
The New England Patriots have agreed to deals with third-round draft choice Stevan Ridley and seventh-rounder Malcolm Williams.
