Mark Andrews bonds with young Pats fan over Type 1 diabetes
"Keep on fighting, all right? You can do it," Andrews told the fan. "You're not alone, man. There are a lot of people that live with Type 1 just like you, all right? Keep fighting."
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"Keep on fighting, all right? You can do it," Andrews told the fan. "You're not alone, man. There are a lot of people that live with Type 1 just like you, all right? Keep fighting."
Josh McDaniels didn't mince words after Sunday's loss.
According to the NFL Network, Mac Jones' MRI Monday revealed a "pretty severe" high-ankle sprain.
All signs are pointing toward a stint with Brian Hoyer at quarterback for the New England Patriots.
It's quite obvious that Tom Brady was not on "The Masked Singer."
An uncertain offensive operation has brought on some skittishness and the results have been rough.
Even with Jakobi Meyers missing Sunday's game due to a knee injury, Kendrick Bourne barely played.
"Before we get any more information, I'm not going to speculate wildly what it could be," Belichick said Monday.
This loss doesn't necessarily feel like a fluke. It just kind of feels like the new normal.
The Bucs' comeback came up just short -- thanks in large part to a sloppy sequence following a touchdown pass from Tom Brady.
If Mac Jones can't play with his left leg injury, the Patriots are pretty confident in Brian Hoyer's ability to lead the offense.
The Patriots actually played a fairly entertaining and competitive football game on Sunday. Until they didn't.
When Nelson Agholor caught a pass deep over the middle and took off running, momentum was shifting in the Patriots' favor in the fourth quarter. Briefly, anyway.
The Patriots suffered a bad loss to the Ravens on the field on Sunday, and adding insult to injury, quarterback Mac Jones was hurt on his final play of the game.
Through two weeks, DeVante Parker's Patriots career was off to a rough start. That changed in a rather massive way on Sunday afternoon.
