Patriots Reportedly Sign Former Jets, Giants Tight End Eric Tomlinson
The Patriots are reportedly signing former Giants and Jets tight end Eric Tomlinson.
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The Patriots are reportedly signing former Giants and Jets tight end Eric Tomlinson.
The Patriots have found a roster spot for Ben Watson.
As the Sunday slate of games played out in Week 6, one could not help but notice all of the many people, things, places and actions that just plain stunk. We've got a lot to hit on here, to we'll try to keep it relatively quick.
The Patriots are scouring the market looking for help at offense, but some assistance could be coming from within.
Taking a quick scan around that AFC, it's difficult to spot any team that's functioning on any level close to the Patriots at this point in time.
Tom Brady probably wants Gronkowski back even more than his owner, but the quarterback isn't going to pressure his pal into making a comeback.
Last year, it was TB1K, as Tom Brady raced (or plodded) toward 1,000 career rushing yards. This year, Brady is in pursuit of more rushing greatness.
It is a worthwhile exercise to look at the total points allowed by the Patriots to see how it compares to those all-time, historic, remembered-forever-in-our-hearts-and-minds defenses
Michael Bennett's playing time -- or lack thereof -- is getting interesting.
The Patriots are now fully out of fullbacks. Jakob Johnson is headed to injured reserve.
Please enjoy the leftover thoughts from the Patriots' vexing, problematic, and oh-so-terrible 35-14 win over the Giants.
The Patriots don't play another football game for 11 days, and that's a good thing for Josh Gordon's injured left knee. But they should still find some more help at the wide receiver position.
Tom Brady passed Peyton Manning on the NFL's All-Time passing yards list, but it wasn't his arm that had teammate Julian Edelman referring to the QB as the GOAT on Thursday night.
Not even six full weeks into the season, the NFL might as well scrap the pass interference review system entirely. It's useless.
The Patriots' No. 1 corner went into full lockdown mode from that point forward, a performance that was so outstanding that it inspired future Hall of Famer Darrelle Revis to gush about Gilmore on Twitter.
