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They're fully healthy. Then they're dinged up. Then they're healthy again. But then, oh, they've caught an ache. They're Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski. And they're back on the Patriots' injury report.
When the Patriots played the Vikings last week, their opponent's best cornerback was clearly hampered by an injury. The same may be true for the Patriots this week in Miami.
NFL teams are clearly too scared to go near him. That's a feeling that will not last.
Several members of the Patriots went from being football players to Christmas trees on Tuesday.
Pittsburgh finds itself in need of reinforcements. Enter Ralph Webb.
A former prominent NFL player is heading to prison for the better part of the next decade.
Josh McDaniels has already had his named mentioned when it comes to NFL head coaching vacancies. But the Patriots offensive coordinator is just focused on getting New England ready for the Miami Dolphins.
The Patriots' decades-long struggles in Miami stand as one of the most irritating trends in all of sports.
It's been a long time since NFL fans have seen Mark Sanchez play football. On Monday night, they were reminded why.
Things can change pretty quickly in football.
The Patriots went right at the Vikings on Sunday. Minnesota couldn't handle it. That, plus many more leftover thoughts.
The Patriots sure have come a long way since their 1-2 start to the 2018 season.
You can call the Pittsburgh Steelers many things. But you cannot call them boring. Not after an unbelievable finish for the second consecutive week.
The Patriots may have done the impossible: they may have actually completed a football game that generates no complaints in Boston.
With the win, the Patriots improved to 9-3. Here are the Ups and Downs from the game.
