Raiders-Patriots Preview: New-Look New England Looks To Slow Undefeated Las Vegas
The New England Patriots, coming off a close loss, look to rebound against a surprisingly consistent Raiders team seemingly reborn in Las Vegas.
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The New England Patriots, coming off a close loss, look to rebound against a surprisingly consistent Raiders team seemingly reborn in Las Vegas.
When the Patriots and Raiders kick off on Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium, injuries are sure to be a major part of the story.
Julian Edelman has been happy to pass on whatever knowledge he can to N'Keal Harry, a first-round pick who could potentially be the next generation for the Patriots' receiving corps.
When David Andrews showed up to practice on Thursday sporting a big wrap or a cast on his right thumb, it didn't look good. Now we know the details.
According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, a source close to Brown indicated that the Houston Texans "have shown the most interest" in signing the receiver.
Bam Adebayo is good to go for the Heat as Miami looks to close out the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals on Friday night.
Quite literally nothing is normal anymore. Everything, that is, except for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Patriots welcome the Las Vegas Raiders to Gillette Stadium as they look to bounce back from their hard-fought loss in Seattle last weekend.
It's only Week 3, and the Patriots are already dealing with what could be a significant injury.
The Red Sox played their final game at a fan-less Fenway Park on Thursday night, falling to the Orioles 13-1. It may have been Jackie Bradley Jr.'s final game in a Red Sox uniform in the famous ballyard.
Despite coming off a loss, the Patriots are feeling confident. The Raiders are feeling pretty good about themselves, too, Here's what to watch for when this one kicks off on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Boston will hopefully be a lot less terrible for Game 5 on Friday night, knowing that if they continue to play terribly, their playoff run will come to an end and they'll be exiled from the NBA bubble in Orlando.
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Boston Red Sox 13-1 Thursday night in a struggle for last place in the AL East.
Cam Newton -- who to that point had been asked about throwing mechanics, contract status, the center-QB exchange, and other football-focused questions -- took a moment to gather his thoughts. Here's what he said.
If there was any fear of Cam Newton perhaps buying in to his own hype, the quarterback made it as clear as possible on Thursday that that is simply not the case.
