The Patriots' offensive line did nothing to ease concerns
It appears all the concerns about the New England offensive line this summer were warranted.
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It appears all the concerns about the New England offensive line this summer were warranted.
The Patriots played on Sunday. The offense was ... not good.
Kendrick Bourne was one of New England's best players on offense last season. He barely saw the field in Week 1.
Rich Hill pitched five scoreless innings, and the Boston Red Sox defeated the fading Baltimore Orioles 1-0 Sunday.
The Patriots did themselves no favors throughout their Week 1 loss in Miami.
Sunday afternoon was a rough one for the New England Patriots, and it may have gotten a bit worse after the game.
The New England Patriots are starting their season with an 0-1 record.
Week 1 went from bad to worse for the New England Patriots just ahead of halftime in Miami.
The Patriots' offense actually looked solid on the opening drive of the season. Until it didn't.
When Bill Belichick hit the field on Sunday in Miami, he showed he's not afraid to mix things up.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are apparently ready to accept that Gronk wasn't bluffing.
Ian Rapoport shed some light on what Tom Brady was doing during his 11 days away from the Bucs -- and believes that the quarterback's 23rd season in the NFL will likely be his last.
The Patriots' offense will have Ty Montgomery and Jakobi Meyers for the team's Week 1 tilt against the Dolphins on Sunday. Both players, along with right tackle Isaiah Wynn, are active for Sunday's opener.
Matthew Sluka threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Coker as time expired to help Holy Cross beat FBS Buffalo 37-31 Saturday night.
The WBZ-TV and CBS Boston sports team makes their picks for the Patriots' season-opener against the Dolphins in Miami.
