Richard Seymour Officially Inducted Into Patriots Hall Of Fame
Richard Seymour has officially taken his place among the greats in the history of the New England Patriots.
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Richard Seymour has officially taken his place among the greats in the history of the New England Patriots.
Richard Seymour, who won three Super Bowls with the Patriots, was inducted into the team's Hall of Fame on Saturday.
Okay, enough is enough. It's time for the Patriots to win a game at Gillette Stadium.
Martellus Bennett won a Super Bowl in 2016, his first year with the Patriots. He doesn't have the fondest memories about the start of that season.
The Patriots will not have an important member of their secondary on Sunday when they host the New York Jets. There is a chance they won't have several others players on the defense as well.
Richard Seymour has his red jacket, and is ready to be enshrined in The Hall at Patriot Place on Saturday afternoon.
After five players missed practice on Wednesday, the Patriots only had three absences on Thursday.
Five players did not practice for the Patriots on Wednesday, and 11 others were limited, as the team begins preparation for its Week 7 home game against the New York Jets.
You simply have to admit that what Aaron Rodgers did last weekend was hysterical.
The Patriots worked out cornerback Brian Poole on Wednesday.
Even Julian Edelman, the man who's taken "Foxboro Forever" as his trademark phrase, is having a hard time recognizing his former team.
Chase Winovich left Sunday's game vs. the Cowboys early, due to a hamstring injury. He'll now be out a bit longer.
Sunday afternoon's Patriots-Cowboys clash at Gillette Stadium was one of the most exciting games of the 2021 NFL season. And it had a lot of people tuning in around the country.
The Patriots may not be THE PATRIOTS anymore, but winning in Foxboro still inspires a certain feeling for visitors.
Stephon Gilmore will step on the field with his new team for the first time this week.
