Quarterback Brian Hoyer Released By Patriots
The backup quarterback job in New England now officially belongs to rookie Jarrett Stidham.
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The backup quarterback job in New England now officially belongs to rookie Jarrett Stidham.
The Patriots, like all NFL teams, must trim their roster to just 53 players by 4 p.m. on Saturday. Here's a tracker for all the moves.
Another day, another acquisition on the offensive line for the New England Patriots.
But in his four weeks on the field in the preseason, has Jarrett Stidham done enough to show he's capable of handling backup duties? Let's look at the numbers.
Duke Dawson's Patriots career has come to an end without the defensive back ever playing in a real game for New England.
If this rule will continue to be applied through the regular season and playoffs, it's absolutely going to ruin an important moment in an important game, leaving fans and players mystified as to what they just witnessed.
Patriots fans can breathe easy. Julian Edelman is going to be OK.
There's plenty to discuss and break down now that the Patriots' preseason is officially over. So let's do it.
Once again, the Patriots' bid for perfection has been thwarted by the New York Giants.
After getting a late start to the summer due to a broken thumb, Julian Edelman finally got a taste of game action on Thursday night in the Patriots' preseason finale. It did not last long.
With the whole football world focused on the Patriots' deficiency at tight end, the team's real weakness may have been on the offensive line all along.
The New England Patriots have acquired offensive lineman Jermaine Eluemunor from the Baltimore Ravens for an undisclosed draft pick.
With major decisions looming at the end of the week, Bill Belichick and Nick Caserio continue to tinker with the Patriots' roster.
When it comes to branding and marketing in the NFL, there's just no beating Tom Brady.
So when it comes to this game on Thursday night, we probably can't glean too much from what takes place on the field, considering most of the involved parties will be unemployed come Saturday night. (Man, the NFL is a tough place to find work.) Still, there's plenty to watch for.
