The Brady Effect? NFL Talk To Referees About Excessive Number Of Holding Penalties
When Tom Brady speaks (or tweets), people listen.
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When Tom Brady speaks (or tweets), people listen.
Antonio Brown, released by the New England Patriots on Friday, blasted Robert Kraft and NFL owners on Sunday and said he will "not be playing the NFL anymore."
The Patriots will be without running back James White on Sunday against the New York Jets.
As for the game, here's what to keep an eye on when the Patriots and Jets kick off at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Antonio Brown's Patriots career is over after one game.
After text messages surfaced showing Antonio Brown sending text messages to a woman that accused him of an unwelcome sexual advance, the lawyer for that woman has said that both the New England Patriots and the National Football League have instructed Brown to no longer make such contact.
It appears as though Tom Brady is going to gut his way through his calf ailment.
A day after complaining on social media that there were too many penalties in the game he was watching on TV, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady tried to make nice with the NFL referees.
Antonio Brown may have been a major talking point outside the walls of Gillette Stadium on Friday, but inside the locker room, mum's the word.
The Jacksonville Jaguars aren't giving up on disgruntled defender Jalen Ramsey.
The Patriots steamrolled their first two opponents, and with the Jets starting practice squad QB Luke Falk, that trend should continue Sunday.
Yes, outside of all the Antonio Brown stories, the New England Patriots do have to go about their business this week on the football field. And in that regard, they have a pretty significant challenge facing them on the offensive line.
When Bill Belichick takes the podium in Foxboro, he does so with the intention of solely discussing football. He made that clear last week, and he made it clear once again on Friday.
When it comes to inviting negative attention for all the wrong reasons, it appears as though he can't help himself.
The Patriots-Jets rivalry may not be burning quite as fiercely as it used to, but there is at least a little bit of chatter that ought to make Sunday's game a little bit more compelling.
