Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Loss To Colts
The Downs may or may not be more plentiful than the Ups after that loss in Indy.
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The Downs may or may not be more plentiful than the Ups after that loss in Indy.
One can't help but wonder why Bill Belichick elected to kick a field goal when facing a fourth-and-goal from the 7-yard line while trailing 20-7 with 9 minutes left in the game.
The seven-game winning streak is no more. The New England Patriots have lost a football game.
The Pats were in Indy on Saturday night. It didn't go very well.
Mac Jones ... had a rough one in Indy.
Josh Richardson scored a season-high 27 points, Jayson Tatum had 25 and the Boston Celtics beat the New York Knicks 114-107 on Saturday night.
When it finally came time for the Patriots to take the test, they weren't ready to go.
This year ... isn't going quite so well for the Buffalo Bills. Not yet anyway. But the billboard in Foxboro is back.
With just one photograph and one simple emoji, Marquis Flowers stirred up all sorts of sour feelings in New England, stemming from Super Bowl LII.
Only unvaccinated players and those experiencing possible symptoms of COVID-19 will be tested, starting Sunday, under the NFL's revised protocols.
The team announced Saturday that they have placed forwards Taylor Hall and Curtis Lazar on the list. There are now nine Bruins in total in COVID-19 protocols.
The Boston Bruins will not be playing the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night as planned.
Stephen Curry scored 30 points to help the Golden State Warriors clinch a 111-107 victory over Boston on Friday night and snap a five-game losing streak against the Celtics.
"We have made these schedule changes based on medical advice and after discussion with the NFLPA as we are seeing a new, highly transmissible form of the virus this week resulting in a substantial increase in cases across the league," the NFL said in a statement. "We continue to make decisions in consultation with medical experts to ensure the health and safety of the NFL community."
With COVID-19 cases rising, Northeastern University has decided to stop allowing spectators in to sporting events, beginning Dec. 19.
