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The Allegheny County District Attorney's office in Pennsylvania said it cannot open a criminal investigation into Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown due to the statute of limitations.
We can start here: There's no way he can be worse than Trevor Siemian.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche delivers his weekly fantasy football advice, and there's a common trend this week: Play anyone who is going against the Dolphins.
The league has yet to make any decision on the status of Antonio Brown in the midst of his ongoing civil lawsuit, and the lack of news means that Brown will most likely be allowed to suit up for his second Patriots game when they host the Jets on Sunday afternoon.
Standing at 6-foot-9, Zdeno Chara is usually the one who casts a shadow. But with the 42-year-old sharing a sports town with fellow 42-year-old Tom Brady, Chara's work, dedication, diet and workout routine can sometimes get overshadowed in Boston.
Before we move on to Week 3 of the NFL season, the Patriots are giving us a look at the sights and sounds of their blowout win over the Miami Dolphins.
Early Tuesday, the news on Isaiah Wynn was not too bad. By late Tuesday afternoon, it got considerably worse.
In his 20 years with the Patriots, Bill Belichick has done just about anything and everything a head coach/GM could do with a franchise. But until last week, there was one small exercise that he hadn't participated in -- by choice.
The debate is raging over whether or not Eli Manning is a Hall of Famer. This is a most foolish debate. Of course Eli Manning is a Hall of Famer.
The Jets are terrible. The Dolphins are historically terrible. Thank goodness for the ... Buffalo Bills?
The news on Isaiah Wynn's injured toe isn't so bad for the New England Patriots, though they may be without their starting left tackle for a few weeks.
After much speculation that Adam Vinatieri was ready to hang up his cleats, the 46-year-old will keep on kicking for the Indianapolis Colts.
Antonio Brown seemingly cannot go a single day without generating headlines for less than desirable reasons. Monday was no different.
A side effect of the Brees injury though has little to do with the Saints or this season. It involves the active race taking place atop the all-time passing leaderboards between Brees and Tom Brady.
The Patriots aren't going 16-0. Stop it. But they are very, very good. And the Dolphins are very, very bad. Let's explore.
