Tom Brady Now Believes That He Can Play Until 50
Tom Brady knows that the end of his incredible football career is coming. But that end may not be as soon as Brady has been touting in recent years.
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Tom Brady knows that the end of his incredible football career is coming. But that end may not be as soon as Brady has been touting in recent years.
Here's what to watch for when the Patriots and Jets square off on Sunday afternoon in New Jersey.
Mac Jones won over his Patriots teammates and fans alike rather quickly, and it's not just for his solid play on the football field.
Tom Brady is not just a seven-time Super Bowl champion, and he's not just the reigning Super Bowl MVP. The man is also a content creator.
As a safety, Kyle Dugger is the last line of defense for the New England Patriots.
It's panic time in some NFL cities, where starting 0-2 could end seasons before they ever got a chance to really begin. But the situation in, say, Green Bay, isn't the same as the one in New England.
All four AFC West teams started off the season with a win, but the Raiders, Chargers, and Chiefs all face tough matchups in Week 2.
Designated runner Jack Lopez scored on Tom Murphy's passed ball to start the scoring in the six-run 10th to break open a 3-3 game.
Mac Jones confirmed that he was indeed shooting a wink at someone on the Miami defense.
The Patriots hit the practice field on Wednesday, in their effort to shake off Sunday's loss to Miami and prepare for this weekend's game against the Jets.
CBS Sports College Football analyst Brian Jones previews Week 3 of the college football season on CBS and CBS Sports Network, and explains why he is really high on quarterback Bryce Young and Alabama.
As part of Robert Kraft's pitch to host World Cup matches in 2026, the Patriots owner is willing to switch the field back to natural grass.
Any time Tom Brady opens up to honestly talk about his mindset and mentality on competition, you ought to listen.
Bobby Dalbec was in a rough spot this summer. Since then, he's been immense.
When the Patriots turned the ball over twice and committed eight penalties for 84 yards in Sunday's Week 1 loss to the Dolphins, Julian Edelman knew that Bill Belichick could have only had one response.
