Breer On Gresh & Zo: Patriots Defense Close To Being Elite
Don't let Aqib Talib sign with another team, because this Patriots defense is very close to being elite, according to Albert Breer of the NFL Network.
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Don't let Aqib Talib sign with another team, because this Patriots defense is very close to being elite, according to Albert Breer of the NFL Network.
Former Patriots tight end Christian Fauria says Michael Sam is a leader and courageous.
Just like Jackie Robinson broke down the color barrier in the MLB in 1947, Michael Sam is poised to break the NFL's sexuality barrier in 2014.
Robert Kraft said his team is interested only in winning, and the Patriots would be a welcome environment for any gay player.
Jerry Thornton of Barstool Sports is as fervent and dedicated a Patriots supporter there is, and even he thinks the team's defensive philosophy is outdated and in need of an overhaul.
The shamed Dolphins offensive lineman becomes a free agent in March.
It was fun dreaming while it lasted though, no?
Thursday Night Football will be available to millions of more viewers beginning in 2014.
We've seen what Bill Belichick and Tom Brady can do together on the football field, but this weekend we'll see what they can do together on the links.
For Patriots fans dreaming of Tom Brady throwing touchdown passes to Larry Fitzgerald next season, keep dreaming.
If the Patriots want to get back and win another Super Bowl, they will need some help in the pass rush area on defense according to Jermaine Wiggins. Mazz wants a tone-setting safety.
Wes Welker has already seemingly burned a bridge with one NFL head coach, but might he have done the same with his current boss?
Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants Gillette Stadium to be the next cold weather stadium to host an outdoor Super Bowl. Governor Deval Patrick is on board, newly appointed Boston mayor Marty Walsh is intrigued and Ben Volin of the Boston Globe says the idea isn't all that crazy.
Now that the first New York/New Jersey Super Bowl was a smashing success for everyone except the Denver Broncos and their fans, NFL owners in other cold-weather cities are sure to be lining up to try to bring the Big Game to their stadiums.
A man who claims he was shot by former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been shot again in Connecticut.
