Hurley's Picks: Disastrous Jets' Dysfunction Providing Nice Sense Of Normalcy In Otherwise Upside-Down Season
Thank goodness for the New York Jets. In these uncertain times, we need them more than ever.
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Thank goodness for the New York Jets. In these uncertain times, we need them more than ever.
A positive COVID-19 test for Cam Newton will likely end up costing the quarterback just one game.
Cam Newton has finally spoken with his own update on his health and well-being after testing positive for COVID-19 almost two weeks ago. Sort of.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have got ourselves a good old-fashioned source-off.
The Patriots will be back at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday as they begin (or rather, continue) their preparations for Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos. But it will not be a normal Wednesday for the Patriots.
It was widely assumed that Stephon Gilmore caught COVID-19 after he had dinner with Cam Newton prior to the quarterback's positive test. But Gilmore's wife says that dinner never happened.
The Patriots are hoping for a much more "normal" week after their last two games have been rescheduled due to COVID-19.
For the second straight day, the Patriots had no new positive COVID-19 tests on Tuesday.
Could Cam Newton and Stephon Gilmore be cleared before the Patriots host the Broncos on Sunday? It's possible, but Bill Belichick isn't sure when that process will begin.
There have been a lot of questions surrounding Cam Newton's availability in the near future. But Patriots head coach Bill Belichick explained Monday that just because a player keeps testing positive for COVID-19 doesn't mean they won't be able to play.
In what is some rare self-awareness for a superstar athlete, Tom Brady absolutely dunked on himself while sharing a message of congratulations for LeBron James.
Stephon Gilmore tested positive for COVID-19 last week, but the star Patriots cornerback might not end up missing a game.
NFL reporter and NFL Network contributor Mike Silver revealed that the league begrudgingly accepts that adding a "Week 18" and maybe even a "Week 19" to the season is likely an inevitable reality.
For years, many people believed that it was time for Tom Brady to go. The Patriots of the future? That was Jimmy's team. It was bizarre then, and with Garoppolo getting benched on Sunday, it remains bizarre now.
The Patriots are placing the blame for their most recent positive coronavirus test on the NFL.
