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Even those who shouted the loudest about the absurdity of the new helmet rule in August must have been screaming at their TVs on Thursday evening, when an obvious instance of helmet-to-helmet violence took place in the middle of the field, in Dallas, on Thanksgiving Day.
With the Patriots emerging from their bye, it wasn't expected to see a new name pop up on the injury report on Wednesday.
While the whole Tiger-Phil extravaganza will likely end up being more of a disappointment than a delight, it did get me thinking of how unique formats like that could be used across different sports.
This story must be written because Tajuan "Ty" Law absolutely needs to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. And it has to happen now.
You have to give the New York tabloids credit for this: Even in a year when the New York Jets are completely and utterly terrible, they know how to keep things interesting.
The Patriots' head coach has little patience for tardiness. But Bill Belichick may have made an exception this week
Everyone's talking about Chris Hogan and his lack of production lately. What's this all about?
I can't come away from that game thinking that second-year sensation Patrick Mahomes had a great game. That's not some high-brow, holier-than-thou football commentary. It's just common sense. Let's dive in. Perhaps you'll see it too.
When Monday night's game finally concluded, members of the Patriots organization could all let out a collective fist pump.
Just in the nick of time to celebrate the sixth anniversary of the world famous Butt Fumble, an NFL team has given Mark Sanchez a job.
The Patriots are on the outside looking in for a first-round playoff bye. Here's why they may have an edge on securing one of those two spots.
Beating the Patriots in the calendar year of 2018 has proven to be a bit of a death sentence for teams. Let's explore.
When the Patriots return to action Sunday afternoon against the Jets, it's expected that Rob Gronkowski will be part of their offensive attack.
It was shaping up to be a good week for the idle New England Patriots. But the Pittsburgh Steelers had other plans.
Without a doubt, the scheduling of the Patriots for five prime-time games in a stretch of seven weeks was a grind. It took its toll on the fans, it took its toll on head coach Bill Belichick, and now we know it took a toll on Tom Brady.
