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The folks working for the Buccaneers sought to provide at least a little glimpse of what it will look like once Brady takes the field with Mike Evans, Chris Godwin and the rest of his potent offensive group.
The couple sent 10,000 masks to Boston Medical Center and St. Joseph's University Medical Center in New Jersey. And they're not stopping there.
Can we as a society come together and agree that no matter what happens with Tom Brady in Tampa and no matter what happens with Belichick in New England, we're not going to use it as "proof" or "evidence" as to which man was more vital to the Patriots' success over the past 20 years?
It's an annual tradition to say the Patriots need to address their depth at linebacker at the NFL Draft.
If there's anyone suited to reflect on that change, it would be Matthew Slater, the man who suddenly finds himself as a the longest-tenured member of the team.
Speaking with reporters on Monday afternoon, Matthew Slater spoke on just how much different life will be in Foxboro this season.
March is about to turn to April. The Patriots have added some new faces in free agency but have not made any sort of splash. Expect that to remain the case.
When the free agency doors finally opened, some folks expected a rush of teams to come calling for Tom Brady to make their pitches. As it turned out, the greatest of all time was the one who ended up doing the pitching.
If Roger Goodell truly does not want to hear any dissenting opinions from anyone working in the league, then the NFL commissioner is going to need to throw on some earmuffs.
We're all in this sport-less world together. That includes the very athletes who play those sports.
Growing up in Marshfield, Zach Triner saw Tom Brady win a lot of games for the New England Patriots. He is hoping the quarterback continues to do the same for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Kirk Herbstreit is a football lifer. Yet even he is prepared for an autumn without football.
Everybody wants to be Tom Brady. Even the president of the United States.
Everyone is concerned with stopping the spread of the coronavirus. Many families are concerned with paying rent and buying groceries. Roger Goodell, though, is concerned with any NFL employees who dare criticize his decision to hold the NFL draft as scheduled.
Bill Belichick's done a lot of winning on the football field. Now he'll try to earn a little hardware for his work in front of a camera.
