Tom Brady Named 2021 Sports Illustrated Sportsperson Of The Year
Tom Brady continues to rack up the accolades, even at 44 years old.
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Tom Brady continues to rack up the accolades, even at 44 years old.
From big plays in Buffalo, to making spirits bright at the Boys and Girls Club in Dorchester. Patriots tight end Jonnu Smith says this is what it's all about.
Belichick, who makes his team practice outdoors in the elements as often as possible, made sure to reference that training tactic during the brief snippet of his postgame speech that was shared by the Patriots on social media on Tuesday.
The Patriots are now in first place in the division and first place in the conference, as the needle continues to point up for Bill Belichick's team. How does that translate to the power rankings? Let's see.
Peyton Manning has been retired for six years, but Bill Belichick is still doing what he can to shut down the Hall of Fame quarterback.
While all feelings won't be getting sorted out any time soon, there is at least one phrase that all Patriots fans can (and should) be shouting come Sunday afternoon: Go, Bucs, Go!
"Just a tremendous opportunity for me to coach probably the greatest player in NFL history."
This game wasn't about Mac Jones at all.
The Patriots and their coaching staff deserve a lot of praise for their plan and their execution on Monday night in Buffalo. But this level of praise may be a bit overboard.
After the game, safeties Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer -- both of whom are team captains -- were asked if it was "embarrassing" to lose a game where the opponent threw just three passes.
Monday night was certainly one of the most unique football games anyone will ever see.
Mac Jones did not do much for the Patriots throughout their Monday Night win over the Buffalo Bills. But the rookie QB did make some NFL history thanks to his light workload.
They've won seven straight heading into their bye week, and we want to know which of their remaining four games will be New England's toughest?
The more things change, the more they stay the same. The Patriots went into Buffalo with first place in the AFC East on the line, and as they've done numerous times over the last two decades, handed the Bills a loss on their home field.
Damien Harris broke off the longest run of his career, giving the Patriots an 8-0 lead over the Bills early in Monday Night Football.
