Patriots-Bills Injury Report: Rob Gronkowski Removed From Report
The final injury report of the week has been released, and there's good news on the Patriots front.
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The final injury report of the week has been released, and there's good news on the Patriots front.
Tom Brady wishes the best for Josh Gordon, but in typical Patriots fashion, the quarterback is moving on.
Why is a team punished simply because it shares a division with another very good team? Let's explore that problem, then make some picks.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick spoke to the media on Friday, and he opened his press conference by addressing the Josh Gordon news from Thursday.
The WBZ-TV and CBS Boston sports teams make their picks for Sunday's Patriots-Bills clash at Gillette Stadium!
The Patriots could really use a layup of a football game come Sunday afternoon. Unfortunately for New England, these aren't the same Bills.
Gordon's former teammates universally supported Gordon, who's been open in the past about his struggles to remain sober.
Patriots receiver Josh Gordon is stepping away from football.
Josh Gordon's positive run in 2018 ended in a flash. That is, quite simply, a bummer.
Shortly after Josh Gordon announced that he was stepping away from football to focus on his mental health, the Patriots released a statement in support of the wide receiver.
Josh Allen has struggled in the passing game, but the rookie quarterback can run all over just about any opponent.
There's been a whole lot of chatter about Rob Gronkowski leaving the spotlight of the NFL for the wrestling ring. One WWE superstar thinks Gronk would fit right in.
What's up with Tom Brady? The NFL Network's Mike Giardi believes the quarterback is playing with an MCL injury.
While the Patriots are in a good spot to climb back into the No. 2 seed in the AFC, can they win on the road when the playoffs arrive? Scott Sullivan and Steve Burton discuss on "A Slice Of Sully!"
Quarterback Tom Brady and cornerback Stephon Gilmore are the only Patriots to be selected to the 2019 Pro Bowl.
