Kendrick Bourne tweets about missed Packers penalty in OT
As Kendrick Bourne sees it, the Patriots probably should have gotten their chance.
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As Kendrick Bourne sees it, the Patriots probably should have gotten their chance.
Such a game obviously had its share of highlights and lowlights. So here are the Four Ups and Four Downs.
"Don't go back on that football field if you get hurt, because I don't want them to have to feel like me and so many other former players that had to deal with concussions."
Sometimes you have to be realistic. You have to sidestep the clichés and just call it like it is.
It all ended up being for naught, as Aaron Rodgers and the Packers drove for the game-winning score in overtime, beating New England 27-24.
The Patriots found themselves the beneficiary of some added leeway and Bailey Zappe took full advantage.
Rookie cornerback Jack Jones made his first career start on Sunday afternoon at Lambeau Field. It was rather eventful.
Veteran backup quarterback Brian Hoyer filled in for the injured Mac Jones on Sunday. Yet after just two offensive series, Hoyer ended up getting hurt, too.
Both the Patriots and Packers will be without key members of the defensive backfields on Sunday afternoon.
With Mac Jones, Tom Brady, Jacoby Brissett and Jimmy Garoppolo all starting games at quarterback this year in the NFL, the influence of Bill Belichick on the quarterback position has been notable. Now, you can add one more passer to the list.
The Patriots will be without wide receiver Jakobi Meyers for a second straight week.
Do the Patriots have a chance against the 2-1 Packers? Here's how our sports team sees Sunday afternoon playing out.
The quarterback was present on the practice field on Friday for the early portion of Patriots practice that was open to the media.
On Friday, it was a different Bill Belichick at the podium, as the head coach provided much more detail and context on the situation Mac Jones is currently dealing with this week. He also provided some rare levity.
Michael Hurley says everybody involved in putting Tua Tagovailoa on the field Thursday night failed him.
