Patriots' Opponents For 2022 Season Now Set
Though the Patriots have a much more pressing game this coming weekend, they now know which teams they'll be facing in 2022.
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Though the Patriots have a much more pressing game this coming weekend, they now know which teams they'll be facing in 2022.
The Patriots are awaiting word on two key players that left Sunday's regular season finale with injuries.
A loss like this one cannot and should not be brushed aside. It can't be sugarcoated. This one was bad.
The Patriots and the Bills will square off for the third time in six weeks, set to play some postseason football in Buffalo on Wild Card Weekend.
Tom Brady isn't human. You've heard it before, but it's worth listening this time.
As if Sunday's loss in Miami wasn't bad enough for the Patriots, and as if Tua Tagovailoa's 11-yard scramble wasn't painful on its own, the play that allowed Miami to drain all but three seconds off the game clock also resulted in a potentially serious injury for Patriots rookie Christian Barmore.
Stop us if you've heard this before: The Patriots suffered a brutal loss in Miami on Sunday. Not much went right for the Patriots in their first-ever Week 18 game, as they fell to the Dolphins, 33-24, in fairly brutal fashion.
Visiting the Miami Dolphins continues to be a nightmare for the New England Patriots.
Miami remains a house of horrors for the New England Patriots.
We don't know which team the Patriots will play on Wild Card weekend, but do you think the team will win a playoff game this postseason?
The Patriots no doubt wanted a win in their regular season finale in Miami. But emerging from the game healthy for the playoffs was likely a much more significant desire.
In Week 15, after soaking in the victory over the hated Patriots on national TV, life was good for the Indianapolis Colts. But happiness in the NFL doesn't last long.
By definition, the penalty for "unnecessary roughness" ought to require some actual roughness to take place. Or so one might think.
Jerod Mayo's name is heating up as head coaching vacancies begin to open up around the NFL.
Antonio Brown has not been a particularly sympathetic figure over the past seven days. That is, to everybody but his own lawyer.
