Patriots have not declared Mac Jones out yet for Sunday's game
The New England Patriots declared two players out for Sunday's game but neither were quarterback Mac Jones.
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The New England Patriots declared two players out for Sunday's game but neither were quarterback Mac Jones.
The return of Mac Jones may be just a few days away.
We're going to see a lot of running by both the Patriots and the Browns on Sunday.
The New England Patriots are catching a pretty big break in their Week 6 clash with the Browns.
Bill Belichick wasn't the one to bring back his "day by day" answer on Friday, but he had plenty of sarcasm oozing from his morning press conference.
The Patriots have a chance to get back to .500 this Sunday with a very winnable game against the Browns.
New England signed rookie running back Kevin Harris from the practice squad on Thursday.
Another day of practice, another day of limited participation for quarterback Mac Jones.
This week on "Inside The NFL," the panel was asked to buy, hold, or sell stock in various teams around the league. Edelman was a big buyer on the Bucs.
Rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe has handled those duties just fine. And he looked like a seasoned veteran when speaking from the podium this week.
The city of Cleveland is home to one of the more underrated and tremendously significant moments in Patriots franchise history. It is the site of Day 1 of the Tom Brady Revenge Tour.
The NFL will never fix its officiating problem, because the NFL doesn't have to.
After being traded away by the Patriots in July, wide receiver N'Keal Harry is finally set to debut with his new team.
Mac Jones certainly looked much closer to a return when he took the practice field in Foxboro.
How did Sunday's win impact the national view on the Patriots? Let's take a look around the power rankings.
