Mac Jones wants to get back to having fun: "Trying to change the narrative there
Bill Belichick is imploring his team to "start over" this week. For Mac Jones, that will involve some tweaks on his throwing mechanics, but also his overall spirit.
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Bill Belichick is imploring his team to "start over" this week. For Mac Jones, that will involve some tweaks on his throwing mechanics, but also his overall spirit.
"Yeah he was a priority," Belichick replied. "We talked to him."
Mac Jones may be running out of wiggle room. But for now, he still has a hold on his starting job in New England.
All the tidbits and facts you need to know ahead of Sunday's Patriots-Raiders clash in Las Vegas.
In case you haven't noticed, the Patriots' picture at quarterback right now is not particularly rosy.
With his return to practice on Tuesday, the Patriots now have three weeks to activate receiver Tyquan Thornton.
How did the Patriots get to the bottom of the NFL? It took several years and countless decisions. Let's explore.
Offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien isn't quite ready to throw in the towel on the Patriots.
Given how putrid the offense has looked and the other options at quarterback, would a change from Mac Jones even matter for the Patriots?
Things in Patriots Land are not going well. And they may get worse.
The New England Patriots let Jakobi Meyers leave in free agency over the offseason, a move that continues to hurt the team's offense.
Mac Jones is taking a lot of the blame for New England's struggles this season, but his comments also point a finger at the coaching staff.
Adam Schefter knows something. But he can't quite share it yet.
It's ugly. And for the recently retired Devin McCourty, it's a lot to try to grasp.
As for the 34-0 shellacking at the hands of ... Dennis Allen, Derek Carr, and the New Orleans Saints (?!), let's run through the leftover thoughts as quickly as we can.
