Road Through AFC Just Got A Lot More Difficult For Patriots
The road to anywhere in the NFL just got a lot more difficult for the New England Patriots. And the rest of the AFC for that matter.
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The road to anywhere in the NFL just got a lot more difficult for the New England Patriots. And the rest of the AFC for that matter.
The Era of What Could Have Been has officially come to an end in Seattle. Russell Wilson has been traded.
Dont'a Hightower, Devin McCourty, Matthew Slater and James White all plan to play next season.
As expected, the New England Patriots did not place the franchise tag on J.C. Jackson. The cornerback is now free to hit free agency next week.
A report about a potential contract offer from the Green Bay Packers to Aaron Rodgers promised a "market-altering" deal surfaced this week. That report was proven true on Tuesday.
Tom Brady's been living the way that he did during his playing days.
The release of Kyle Van Noy is likely just the start of an offseason of change for the Patriots defense.
Patriots edge rusher Matthew Judon reacted to the news rather succinctly, sharing his disagreement with the way the NFL handled the matter.
James Whites' 2021 season ended with the running back being carted off the field in Week 3 after he suffered a devastating hip injury. The Patriots Super Bowl hero doesn't want that to be his final memory in the NFL.
The Patriots were reportedly interested in trading for Calvin Ridley, but the Falcons receiver has been suspended through at least the 2022 season for betting on NFL games.
Kyle Van Noy's second stint with the Patriots is over.
But according to one NFL agent, the team isn't operating as if anything has changed.
Last week, Josh McDaniels' new job as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders brought him to Indianapolis, the place where he was supposed to become the Colts' head coach four years ago.
Fenway Sports Group recently acquired the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins. The Red Sox' ownership does not intend to stop there.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft will be the recipient of this year's Sports Business Journal Lifetime Achievement Award. He will receive the award at a ceremony in New York in May.
