What to watch for in Sunday's Patriots-Packers matchup
Here's what we'll be watching for when the two teams kick off on WBZ-TV on Sunday.
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Here's what we'll be watching for when the two teams kick off on WBZ-TV on Sunday.
Patriots players were among those on social media questioning why Tugavailoa was playing at all Thursday night.
Quarterback Mac Jones was once again missing from Thursday's practice in Foxboro.
Mac Jones is reportedly saying there's a chance he'll play on Sunday against the Packers.
Brian Hoyer is in line to start for the 1-2 Patriots against the Packers, but the veteran backup is approaching it like it's any other week.
After some brief griping about injuries in football, let's hit the Week 4 picks.
Bill Belichick made it clear that the Patriots are taking Mac Jones' ankle injury "day by day." But that's about all he made clear on Wednesday afternoon.
Randy Moss' time with the Patriots was relatively brief, but it offered some of the most spectacular wide receiver play the franchise -- and the NFL -- has ever seen. Might a member of the Moss family try to revive the connection with New England?
The Patriots don't play the Packers very often, so it's always a big deal when the two teams meet. Especially at the famous Lambeau Field.
Brian Hoyer has lost his last 11 games as a starter. Here's how he did in those games.
Reports on Monday indicated that Mac Jones suffered a "pretty severe" high ankle sprain. The second-year quarterback wants to make sure.
Three weeks into the real season, what have we learned?
Matthew Slater isn't sugarcoating things after the team dropped to 1-2.
We may get to know Brian Hoyer a lot better in the coming weeks, but on Monday, Matthew Slater brought an interesting fun fact to light about the backup QB: His first name isn't really Brian.
The news on Monday afternoon regarding the injury to Mac Jones' left ankle appeared to be quite bad. The quarterback's disposition early Monday evening, though, was notably more positive.
