After Shutting Down Steelers, Patriots Defense Should Be Just As Dominant In Coming Weeks
The Patriots defense was downright dominant against the Steelers in Week 1. They could be even better in the coming weeks.
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The Patriots defense was downright dominant against the Steelers in Week 1. They could be even better in the coming weeks.
Mike Tomlin, Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers are all tremendous losers. Let's get into that, plus all the other Leftover Thoughts from the Patriots' 33-3 win in Foxboro on Sunday night.
When the Patriots shocked the world Saturday by signing Antonio Brown, the early reports indicated that it was a one-year deal between the team and the player. That's not entirely accurate.
Antonio Brown will be staying with Tom Brady as he gets used to New England. Tom Brady just wishes the world didn't know that his doors are open.
Any time a team adds a dynamic offensive threat like Antonio Brown, their quarterback is going to be pretty excited. Tom Brady is no exception.
Ben Roethlisberger wasn't in the mood for talking when asked about former teammate Antonio Brown.
We are never short on captivating storylines here in New England, now are we?
Here are all the highs, and the few lows from the Patriots' 33-3 thumping of the Steelers.
The defending champs kicked off their season with a Super celebration, and they followed it up with a victory over the Steelers.
It was a grand celebration at Gillette, as the Patriots kicked off the 2019 season in championship fashion.
Tom Brady is all in on the Patriots' acquisition of Antonio Brown. As in, not 100 percent in, not 1,000 percent in, but one million percent in.
Van Noy was unable to play in the game due to the birth of his child, according to ESPN's Mike Reiss.
The Patriots have held five banner raising ceremonies over the last two decades, and will have another on Sunday night. Fans love them, but the players don't get to enjoy them.
Antonio Brown's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said the wide receiver is ready to commit to life in New England.
It's officially Tom Brady hype video season.
