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Troy Aikman knows the sport. But he no longer knows the intentional grounding rule.
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Troy Aikman knows the sport. But he no longer knows the intentional grounding rule.
With Bill Belichick being unwilling to make any proclamations about his starting quarterback, Bailey Zappe might have spilled the beans.
Rookie receiver Demario Douglas missed Wednesday's Patriots practice due to a concussion. D
With New England sitting at 2-9 heading into a Week 13 tilt with the Los Angeles Chargers, the Patriots could officially be eliminated from the playoffs by the end of the first weekend of December.
It looks like a quarterback change is coming in New England.
At 2-9, the Patriots continue to tinker with their roster, signing wide receiver Mathew Sexton to the practice squad.
It will be another throwback weekend for the Patriots as they welcome an old AFL rival to Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots will host the Chargers on Sunday at Gillette Stadium. Someone is going to play quarterback for New England. But Bill Belichick isn't revealing who that will be.
It's not even December yet, but for a number of NFL franchises, all eyes are already on next year. That's very much the case in New England.
"I think you've also got to step back and just [say], 'Hey, look at what this guy's done for the game of football. I think that's very important to think about."
The annual Army-Navy football clash is coming to Gillette Stadium next weekend, and Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona couldn't be more excited to share the rivalry with New England.
Rodney Harrison and Vince Wilfork are both semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2024.
The internet never forgets anything, so let's take a little stroll down memory lane to 1992, the last time the Patriots were 2-9.
When the Bears beat the Vikings in a rather unique football game on Monday night, it was cause for good feelings in Chicago. It was also good news in New England.
The Patriots worked out five players on Monday, including a quarterback that is very familiar to New Englanders and WBZ-TV viewers.
