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It's the week of the NFL Draft. Things are getting crazy.
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It's the week of the NFL Draft. Things are getting crazy.
NFL Draft week is here, and it figures to be a pretty busy and interesting one for the New England Patriots.
Mostly everybody in the football world believes that Tom Brady is the greatest quarterback of all time. But soon-to-be NFL draft pick Kellen Mond believes he's even better than that.
The week of the NFL Draft has arrived, and all those rumors that we've heard for the last few months are starting to really heat up.
The Jimmy Garoppolo scuttlebutt has essentially gone dark over the past month, but it's now nut-cutting time for the San Francisco 49ers.
It's officially NFL Draft week (finally). Yet before the stars of tomorrow get their names called on national TV, some news regarding a superstar or two may come first. Superstars like Julio Jones, for example.
Bill Belichick already has quite the trophy case. He added another massive honor to that collection over the weekend.
The Kraft Center Mass General Brigham Mobile COVID Services program is providing COVID testing and vaccinations to the most vulnerable patients and communities.
A new story about Richard Sherman revealed a rather fascinating debate that the Patriots apparently had during the 2011 draft.
Everybody else on the internet has made jokes about Julian Edelman joining the Buccaneers, so Tom Brady wanted to get in on the fun.
Sometimes, the best coaching lessons are the simplest ones.
According to a report, Bill Belichick "hates" the NFL's new rule, which gives running backs, wide receivers, defensive backs, and linebackers the option of wearing a single-digit jersey number.
NFL fans seem to be pretty excited for the league's new rule change that will allow a lot more players to sport a single digit on their jersey this season. But Tom Brady is not in that crowd.
Julian Edelman announced his retirement from football a little over a week ago, but he isn't leaving the game entirely.
NFL team owners approved a rule change that will allow players at a handful of positions to wear a much wider range of uniform numbers.
