Gillette Stadium Closed On Juneteenth, Patriots Encourage Employees To Use Day For Education And Appreciation
Gillette Stadium is closed Friday, as the Patriots commemorate Juneteenth.
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Gillette Stadium is closed Friday, as the Patriots commemorate Juneteenth.
It will be lights, cameras, Los Angeles again for "Hard Knocks" but for the first time the show will feature two franchises.
This week, the world finally saw what Tom Brady looked like in his Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniform. Now, everyone can see his partner in crime.
Rob Gronkowski is pretty good at throwing his own parties. Now imagine what will happen when Gronk teams up with Shaq to throw a virtual bash -- all for a couple of good causes.
Dr. Anthony Fauci said that an NFL plan that involves teams based in their home cities around the country may prove to be too difficult.
Tom Brady is not most people. And he showed in a recent Instagram post that he's still using talk of "the cliff" as motivation.
Bentley said the results won't be immediate, but he feels as though the momentum for significant progress is very real.
Greatness is recognizing greatness in the Patriots secondary.
For all intents and purposes, the Tom Brady era is over in New England. But that doesn't mean ol' Tommy Boy is done helping the Patriots win football games.
It's a sight that many in New England have not wanted to see since mid-March. But on Tuesday, the day finally arrived.
Football season can't officially begin until the new guys all get their jersey numbers. For the veteran additions this offseason, that took place on Tuesday.
Now three years removed from the controversy, Roger Goodell has chosen to become a public advocate for the hiring of Colin Kaepernick.
Is being largely terrible, mostly uncreative, incredibly stiff and painfully tone-deaf a prerequisite for the job? Or is it a symptom? It's getting hard to tell.
The Buccaneers teased the release of the first picture of the GOAT wearing his new duds. Their shadowy photo to accompany the tease really upped the anticipation level.
From the earliest days of the global coronavirus pandemic, the NFL has plowed ahead with business as usual, determined to not let COVID-19 interfere with the 2020 offseason and regular season. That strategy may soon be adjusted.
