Patriots Set Dates For Offseason Workouts, Minicamp
The offseason is just about over for the New England Patriots.
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The offseason is just about over for the New England Patriots.
Tom Brady joined Twitter on Monday, and Golden Tate took it as an opportunity to apologize to the QB -- and try to gain a famous follower.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady posted on Twitter Monday that he's retiring, but there's no way this April Fools' Day joke had any NFL fans tricked.
Does Tom Brady know something we don't, or just having some fun on social media?
The Patriots were one of the many teams to meet with Ole Miss wide receiver A.J. Brown this week, one of the best pass-catchers in the upcoming draft.
In a conversation with Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski on SiriusXM radio, Belichick said his relationship with Brady continues to be as strong as ever.
There is a lot of curiosity surrounding Greg Schianio's abrupt resignation from the New England Patriots on Thursday. Schiano cited a need to "spend more time on my faith and family," but some are skeptical.
Just when you thought the Patriots' offseason couldn't get any more interesting, Bill Belichick is now looking for a new defensive coordinator for the second time in two months.
Greg Schiano's tenure as Patriots defensive coordinator turned out to be very brief.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft's attorneys filed a new request for a judge to throw out video evidence in his Florida prostitution case.
Veteran Patriots safety Patrick Chung is the subject of a lawsuit. This one qualifies as a strange one.
WBZ-TV sports producer Scott Sullivan advised that it's best to not hold your breath for the return of No. 87 to the football field next fall.
With no long-term successor to Tom Brady on the Patriots' roster, the offseason has been filled with some outside speculation that the team could try to acquire Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen. Now, with the draft a month away, some real reporting has tied the Patriots to Rosen.
Rob Gronkowski's appearance in a photo shared by the WWE has raised a number of eyebrows.
The Patriots' coaching staff saw a long line of people exit New England this offseason. Now, the team is bringing back a familiar face.
