Kyle Van Noy: Patriots Fans Booing Was 'Disrespectful'
Some Patriots fans voiced their displeasure with a struggling offense before halftime on Sunday. It became a whole thing. Kyle Van Noy? He didn't like it. Not one bit.
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Some Patriots fans voiced their displeasure with a struggling offense before halftime on Sunday. It became a whole thing. Kyle Van Noy? He didn't like it. Not one bit.
Rather than getting wrapped up in the latest accusations levied against the team, the New England Patriots spent their off-day on Tuesday spreading some holiday cheer.
Everyone's got something to say about the home crowd booing the Patriots during their loss to the Chiefs. Here's why they did it.
The Patriots explained Monday night why a production crew unknowingly broke a rule when filming the Bengals' sideline on Sunday. On Tuesday, it appears that the league is believing their story.
On Tuesday, The Athletic reported that the Patriots shot footage that focused on the Bengals' sideline for "about eight minutes."
Everyone is already firing off hot takes about the Patriots and the latest videotaping controversy. For this one to get cleared up, we're going to need to see that footage.
Brittany Matthews, the girlfriend of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, did not have much fun at Gillette Stadium on Sunday, despite Kansas City's victory over the Patriots.
The New England Patriots said a crew that was filming their scout in Cleveland on Sunday "unknowingly violated a league policy" when they shot video of the field from the press box.
The Patriots have dropped two straight, but clinching a playoff spot in Week 15 is as simple as it comes. Just win.
Here we go again. The Patriots are being accused of videotaping the Cincinnati Bengals play calls in Week 14.
It might be freezing in New England. That won't stop the sharks from circling around Foxboro.
Like they were five years ago, Tom Brady and the Patriots are "on to Cincinnati" following a loss to the Chiefs.
The Hall of Fame career of kicker Adam Vinatieri may be over.
Sunday was a great day for the Baltimore Ravens, but not the New England Patriots.
The Kansas City Chiefs are feeling pretty good about themselves following a 26-13 win over the Patriots in Foxboro. So much so that defensive end Frank Clark felt the need to do some talking.
