Belichick refuses to name a starting QB
Head coach Bill Belichick faced a barrage of questions on Tuesday about who his starting quarterback will be in New Jersey this coming weekend against the Giants.
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Head coach Bill Belichick faced a barrage of questions on Tuesday about who his starting quarterback will be in New Jersey this coming weekend against the Giants.
With the Patriots sitting at 2-8 on the season, head coach Bill Belichick is under some serious fire. But Tom Brady doesn't think his old boss deserves all of the blame for New England's issues this season.
This is not what the NFL had in mind when it scheduled the first-ever afternoon game on Black Friday.
The league announced on Monday that due to the roof collapsing at the league's indoor stadium in Florida, the launch of the league has been pushed back, likely until January of 2025.
With seemingly everything up in the air in Foxboro -- including the starting quarterback and the long-term status of the head coach -- O'Brien was asked on Monday if he hopes to get back into the head coaching world one day. His answer was brutally honest.
While most people aren't accustomed to seeing anyone at work being spoken to in that fashion, the veteran coach considered it a rather normal moment.
Though the Patriots were idle, they "moved up" in the "race" for the top pick in the draft on Sunday.
There are a few issues with Dan Orlovsky's proclamation-that-wasn't-really-a-proclamation about Bill Belichick's future.
Can you think of one single time that a sideline reporter's halftime report has significantly impacted your viewing experience? Let's explore that and make some picks for Week 11.
Mac Jones is in jeopardy of losing his starting job, but Julian Edelman says the quarterback has already lost his confidence on the field.
The night as a whole was a bit of a mess.
Apple TV released its first trailer for "The Dynasty: New England Patriots" on Friday, which is promising unprecedented access behind the scenes of the organization
With Mac Jones regressing in his third NFL season, many are wondering if he has lost the New England locker room.
Ask any player that has played for both Bill Belichick and Nick Saban and they'll say the same thing: The two could be twins.
If the Patriots are making a change at quarterback, they are not showing their hand.
