Patriots Bring Joe Judge Back To Coaching Staff As Offensive Assistant
Joe Judge will soon be relocating back to New England, according to a report.
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Joe Judge will soon be relocating back to New England, according to a report.
Even before Josh McDaniels officially accepted the Las Vegas Raiders' head coaching position, the wheels were in motion in many minds in New England that a reunion with Bill O'Brien would be in the Patriots' near future.
Tom Brady has been retired for a week. The future Hall of Famer sounds at peace with his decision, but he's also already hinting that maybe -- just maybe -- his quarterbacking days aren't over just yet.
Beckham admitted that he was awfully close to being swayed by a conversation with Bill Belichick to join the Patriots. And if Tom Brady was still the New England QB, OBJ would have likely made the move to Foxboro.
There's no doubt that if the tuck rule had not been enforced in the 2001 divisional playoff matchup between the Raiders and Patriots, then New England would have lost that game. Tom Brady, though, thinks the impact would have been much greater.
For young kickers in the NFL, there are few better role models than former Patriots legend Adam Vinatieri. Cincinnati Bengals rookie kicker Evan McPherson continues to tap into Vinatieri's Greatest Hits -- or should we say, Greatest Kicks -- as he prepares for Super Bowl LVI this weekend.
The two have been on similar paths in recent years, but they were opponents on Sunday for the Pro Bowl, with Gilmore representing the NFC for his half-season spent with the Panthers, and Jackson representing the AFC.
Steve Tasker may not make the Pro Football Hall of Fame for his work on special teams for Buffalo in the 1980s and '90s. But he believes that honor will eventually be bestowed upon Matthew Slater.
A look back at some of Tom Brady's best interviews with the WBZ sports team!
Patriots quarterback Mac Jones had a grand old time at the Pro Bowl on Sunday, showing off some of his dance moves in the end zone.
Mike Florio discovered two rather noteworthy aspects from the DeflateGate era, neither of which look good for the National Football League. Actually, they look very bad.
Montana to Young. Favre to Rodgers. Brady to Garoppolo. That was the dream. But that's all it was.
While Bill O'Brien is the talk of the town when it comes to New England's vacancy at offensive coordinator, there is another pretty intriguing name floating around.
In the middle of the summer of 2021, the NFL did its best to bury its Dan Snyder problem. Unfortunately for the league, it's back.
Mac Jones is new around here. He's going to have to learn that we do not talk about the helmet catch. And we definitely don't celebrate it.
