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Chase Winovich is one entertaining dude, whether he's chasing down opposing quarterbacks or letting his long locks flow. And though he didn't force a fumble during his rookie season with the Patriots, he's got a unique way to make sure that happens in 2020.
If the NFL Network gets its wish, Nike is poised for a triumphant return to the country's television screens on Thursday night.
The NFL wants desperately to play a full season in the fall, with stadiums full of fans. Whether that goal is actually achievable remains in question, but the league is setting up to take its first step toward beginning the 2020 season in earnest.
The 2020 NFL schedule is set to be released Thursday night, which means we'll spend much of the day being treated to leaked reports about said schedule.
Even in a post-Tom Brady world, the allure of joining the Patriots and playing for Bill Belichick in a championship-driven organization remains intact.
The Patriots have signed one of their 10 draft picks, reportedly agreeing to a four-year deal with linebacker Josh Uche.
The Patriots will face an improving AFC East likely with Jarrett Stidham as their starting quarterback.
Despite all of the positivity for Tom Brady in Tampa, you can count Eli Manning among the doubters.
The CBS Sports analyst explains why he believes the Patriots are comfortable with Stidham as their QB and why he won't bet against Belichick getting the most out of him.
The Patriots have long been equally active in the undrafted free-agent market as they are in the draft. This year was no exception.
Don Shula was prided himself on winning within the rules, so you can understand why he wasn't a big fan of Bill Belichick.
While moving on to a new quarterback in 2020 won't be easy, Andrews hung on to the positive memories with Brady when speaking to the media on Tuesday.
Rob Gronkowski spiked his retirement to join forces with Tom Brady in Tampa Bay, and now the tight end is the favorite to land some more NFL hardware.
Veteran running back Frank Gore isn't ready to call it a career -- and he's staying in the AFC East.
