Bill Belichick Hoping For Full Dose Of Practice This Week
If anything was clear throughout the Patriots' 18-12 loss to the Broncos on Sunday, it's that the team has a lot of work to do to get its offense in gear. That all starts in practice.
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If anything was clear throughout the Patriots' 18-12 loss to the Broncos on Sunday, it's that the team has a lot of work to do to get its offense in gear. That all starts in practice.
Cam Newton opened up about his bout with COVID-19 on Monday morning.
Those of us who were riding shotgun on the Cam Newton Hype Train need to take a step back and capture a snapshot of the situation at hand. We have to admit that we're not looking too hot right now!
Cam Newton's top receivers combined for just two receptions in Sunday's loss to the Broncos.
Football seasons don't ever play out according to plan, but the road map to 9-7 just became a lot clearer than it was before the Patriots blew a game against a bad Broncos team.
The Patriots are 2-3 in October for the first time in nearly two decades. But Cam Newton is confident that the offense will be much better next weekend.
The Patriots relied on a makeshift offensive line against the Broncos, and it did not work out well for New England.
If there's one place a football team never wants to be, it is on the opposite sideline when Tom Brady is coming off a bad performance.
Cam Newton returned for the Patriots on Sunday, though the quarterback and the rest of the New England offense didn't have much success doing anything in an 18-12 loss to the Denver Broncos.
Should Bill Belichick have challenged the spot instead of punting back to the Broncos? Let's examine the situation.
Here are the highs and the lows from the Patriots' surprising loss to the Broncos.
After getting an impromptu bye week, the New England Patriots finally returned to game action on Sunday. It did not go according to plan.
Cam Newton is back. And in case that wasn't abundantly clear already, Cam made sure everybody knew of his arrival when he showed up to work on Sunday morning after missing time due to COVID-19.
Both Cam Newton and Stephon Gilmore are active for the Patriots and will play in New England's Week 6 tilt against the Denver Broncos.
There were no new coronavirus cases across the NFL Sunday morning.
