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Other big names remain unsigned and could end up filling major needs for someone. Here's a look at some still waiting to find the right fit — or, in some cases, for quarantine restrictions to be lifted so they can make in-person visits before they or the teams make a decision.
The wheels are in motion for the NFL to return.
Pass interference review was a terrific failure for the NFL. And in the rarest of rare occasions ... the league has actually admitted that to be so.
New England fans are going to fall in love with Danny Vitale even more when they find out how the fullback spent his Memorial Day.
What's most likely is that nobody will get a chance to even begin to see what Jarrett Stidham is made of until the 2020 season is well underway. Instead, they're most likely to get a heaping dose of Brian Hoyer.
When the Patriots begin training camp, they'll have a special task for second-year defensive back Joejuan Williams: Be ready to move around in the secondary.
How will "Man In The Arena" differ from "The Last Dance"? Allow producer Gotham Chopra to explain.
ESPN's Mike Reiss offered up his list of the most important Patriots for the 2020 season.
"The Match" delivered for sports fans in need of some live action. Here's a rundown of everything that happened with Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, Phil Mickelson and Peyton Manning.
The goal was to raise $10 million or more for COVID-19 relief funds, and online donations sent money climbing toward about twice that much.
A Roman Catholic bishop in New England says not even a Hail Mary is going to help Tom Brady win a seventh Super Bowl championship now that he's with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Someone is now the proud owner of a fancy Super Bowl LI ring.
Sure, we'll get to see some golf. But we're tuning in for the trash talk between some fierce competitors.
While Danny Vitale is a bit of a different player than James Develin, he understands that he was brought in to play a very important -- if underrated -- role in the Patriots' offense.
Since signing with the Patriots in 2017, Lawrence Guy has not only been an integral part of the New England defensive line, but also the community. The defensive tackle stepped up in a huge way Thursday to help families in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
