Antonio Brown Sports No. 1 Jersey At First Practice With Patriots
Antonio Brown practiced with the New England Patriots for the first time on Wednesday.
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Antonio Brown practiced with the New England Patriots for the first time on Wednesday.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick didn't have anything to add to the Antonio Brown situation on Wednesday, ending his media session early when questions about the wide receiver's sexual assault accusation kept coming.
It's unclear what the future holds for Antonio Brown, but he may find his way onto the commissioner's exempt list after being accused of sexual assault.
We truly live in the dumbest time. All it takes for headlines and buzz to be generated is the simple tweeting of an emoji. That's it.
The Patriots continue to make changes to their offensive line.
After being released on Monday to make way for Antonio Brown, safety Obi Melifonwu is back on the Patriots.
Demaryius Thomas' Patriots career is over, without the veteran receiver ever playing a down for New England.
Breaking down everything that went wrong for the Dolphins, in an effort to see what the Patriots might be able to exploit in Week 2.
Inside The NFL analyst and former NFL receiver Steve Smith Sr. is taking a wait-and-see approach to Brown's time in New England.
"We wish him the best, but, uh, we gave it a shot. And now New England gets their turn. Good luck to them. But I just can't deal with it anymore, really, sorry."
The New England head coach was asked Tuesday morning exactly how this relationship can work. Belichick's answers were emphatic, and he even referred back to the controversial-at-the-time trade for Randy Moss back in 2007.
Stop me if you've heard this one before, but an NFL officiating crew completely botched the enforcement of the rules in a nationally televised football game. Whoopsies.
Olszewski revealed Monday afternoon that he suffered a broken nose while covering a kick. Olszewski said he suffered the injury from a Ryan Switzer forearm to the face.
As you may have heard, the Patriots are signing a certain All-Pro wide receiver on Monday. With that, they had to free up a roster spot.
"There was no intent to get out of this deal. It wasn't premeditated at all."
