Tom Brady Reports To Buccaneers Training Facilities For COVID-19 Test
Tom Brady reported to Buccaneers training camp on Thursday -- sort of.
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Tom Brady reported to Buccaneers training camp on Thursday -- sort of.
Patriots quarterbacks aren't expected to report for training camp until Monday. But Cam Newton is already in Boston, arriving at Logan Airport on Wednesday evening.
Antonio Brown's "retirement" lasted all of three days. Because late Wednesday night, Brown was back on social media to demand that the NFL resolve his outstanding investigations.
Patriots quarterbacks -- including newcomer Cam Newton -- were slated to report to Gillette Stadium for the start of training camp on Thursday. That will not be happening.
On Wednesday, NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy shared news via Twitter that in stadiums where fans are allowed to attend games in 2020, they will be required to wear face masks.
Diplomats told investigators that Woody Johnson made remarks -- often casually bandied about -- that they found deeply offensive and demoralizing, sources said.
The NFLPA reported that 59 NFL players have known positive tests.
Cam has finally gotten around to hitting the practice field with arguably his most important receiver.
After an 11-year run in the NFL that saw him win a Super Bowl in 2014, Michael Bennett is calling it a career.
The NFL and NFLPA are still ironing out the details for an extremely unique 2020 season, even with training camps set to open in the next few days. But it appears the two sides are getting close to an agreement.
It appears Antonio Brown's career is over.
At least two Patriots rookies are already in town for the start of training camp.
After years of hearing about Tom Brady's unique diet, Patriots fans are now getting a serving of what Cam Newton has on his dinner table.
NFL teams are getting ready to report for Training Camp within the next week, but the league and NFLPA still don't have an agreement on how to hold the 2020 season amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A few New England Patriots joined some of the NFL's biggest stars demanding the league come up with a clear plan to deal with their safety
