A Patriots-Buccaneers Super Bowl Is ... Legitimately Possible
A Tom Brady-Bill Belichick Super Bowl seemed laughably impossible a month or so ago. Now? Now it's an actual possibility.
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A Tom Brady-Bill Belichick Super Bowl seemed laughably impossible a month or so ago. Now? Now it's an actual possibility.
Since coming into the NFL, J.C. Jackson has been taking the football away from Patriots opponents at a pretty impressive clip.
It's an outstanding place for the Patriots to be, especially considering they started the year with a 2-4 record overall and an 0-4 record at home.
The offense was just OK, but the Patriots defense was FEELING it in Week 12 against the Titans.
But by the end of the Patriots' 36-13 win over the Titans, Jones' stat line looked like something we're all getting used to seeing on a weekly basis. He was highly efficient, he avoided turnovers, and he did what he needed to do to help the Patriots win the football game.
Mac Jones has been solid as a rookie. But outside the quarterback, who has been the most pleasant surprise this year for the Patriots?
The Patriots were bumped out of first place in the AFC East on Thanksgiving. It didn't take them long to reclaim their spot.
Two weeks ago, a euphoric Cam Newton shouted to the world that he was back. On Sunday, Cam was benched.
It's hard to draw up a better start than the one the Patriots got off to in Week 12 against the Tennessee Titans.
Silly Mac -- you need 10 yards to move the chains!
Mike Vrabel was a fiery player throughout his NFL career. He remains a fiery presence on the sidelines as the Titans' head coach.
Matthew Judon's assault on opposing quarterbacks continues. And it didn't take long for him to show up on Sunday vs. the Titans.
With Thanksgiving in the rear view, the NFL season is about to really begin. As the league preps for December and January, a familiar face stands alone as the odds-on favorite to win MVP: Tom Brady.
If Mac Jones needs to learn anything about adapting to the cold, he can simply look to his trusty center.
The Patriots have a big game set for Sunday at Gillette Stadium, and New England is expected to be close to full strength as they take on the Mike Vrabel's banged up Titans.
