Patriots-Broncos Postponed Until Monday
For the second straight week, the Patriots have had their game pushed back a day due to COVID-19.
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For the second straight week, the Patriots have had their game pushed back a day due to COVID-19.
The Patriots requested additional locker room space at Arrowhead Stadium in order to maintain social distancing and abide by COVID-19 protocols but were denied that request, according to a new report.
In terms of preparing his football team for a game against the Broncos on Sunday despite not being able to practice yet this week, if the Patriots head coach is feeling uneasy at all, he's keeping those feelings to himself.
Patriots fans around New England are patiently awaiting an update on quarterback Cam Newton, who tested positive for COVID-19 late last week. Unfortunately, Bill Belichick doesn't have one.
The Patriots got some good news on the COVID-19 front on Thursday morning.
To be honest, the whole thing stinks. It smells. It's the worst. But we'll all try to make the best of an NFL season during the COVID-19 pandemic.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Patriots' star cornerback ate dinner with quarterback Cam Newton on Friday night.
The Patriots have canceled their Thursday practice as the team deals with a potential COVID-19 outbreak.
Stephon Gilmore will likely miss Sunday's matchup with the Broncos following his positive COVID test. NFL on CBS' Trent Green on the impact of not having Gilmore in the lineup.
As of Wednesday morning, the NFL still plans for that game to be played.
Cam Newton shared a photo of himself wearing his finest overalls and head scarf but also wearing a mask.
Brady or Belichick. Who was right? It will take some time to give that answer. As for Week 4 of the 2020 NFL season, the advantage clearly went to Tom Brady.
Patriots star cornerback Stephon Gilmore has tested positive for COVID-19, and is now the third member of the team to be placed on the NFL's reserve/COVID list.
The NFL thought it was invincible. The NFL has learned it is not invincible.
Stephon Gilmore tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday night, just a day after he and the Patriots played in the temporarily postponed game between the Patriots and the Chiefs in Kansas City.
