It's hard to gauge Mac Jones' performance vs. Jets
Mac Jones returned to his full workload for the Patriots on Sunday, but did he look any better than he has to start his sophomore season?
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Mac Jones returned to his full workload for the Patriots on Sunday, but did he look any better than he has to start his sophomore season?
Who says that sports don't overlap?
It's always nice when the Patriots beat the New York Jets on their home field. But for Bill Belichick, Sunday's Patriots win was a little extra sweeter.
Jaylen Brown scored 24 points and the Boston Celtics beat the Washington Wizards 112-94 on Sunday night.
"Yeah," Wilson said, "we'll have these guys in two weeks."
The Raider's hopes took a hit when the team got off to a rough start under Josh McDaniels, but they reached a new low on Sunday.
The Patriots defense only sacked Zach Wilson twice on Sunday, but they were constantly in the quarterback's face throughout the 22-17 New England win at MetLife Stadium.
Halloween may not be until Monday, but Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson got dressed up a day early.
The Patriots picked up a much-needed victory on Sunday, returning to .500 on the season.
That could have been bad. Very bad.
Bill Belichick is moving up the NFL's all-time wins list.
The New England Patriots are back at .500, with a major assist from Zach Wilson.
Mac Jones threw a truly awful ball that was plucked out of the air by Jets corner Michael Carter, who took it 84 yards to the house just before halftime. But that pick-six was taken off the board by a controversial roughing the passer on New York's John Franklin-Myers.
DeVante Parker's Sunday got off to a rough start.
With an increase in antisemitic rhetoric over the last few weeks, Patriots owner Robert Kraft and the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism are asking everyone to step up and speak out against the hate speech.
