Tom Brady Responds To Dion Lewis' Trashing Of The Patriots
Tom Brady was willing to let Dion Lewis have his day after the running back trashed his former team.
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Tom Brady was willing to let Dion Lewis have his day after the running back trashed his former team.
Malcolm Butler was extremely pleased that his Tennessee Titans beat the New England Patriots on Sunday, but said it was definitely not personal.
A fan was seriously injured after a fall during Sunday's game between the New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans.
New England fans who traveled to Tennessee saw to see the Patriots saw the team's worst game of the season. That had Julian Edelman apologizing after the loss.
Even after the Patriots lose, there are usually a few "ups" to highlight. That is not the case following Sunday's loss to the Titans.
Sunday was not a very good day for Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. It got even worse when the Titans decided to rub their face in it.
It's safe to say Sunday's throttling of the Patriots had a special meaning for Titans running back Dion Lewis.
The Patriots did not show up Sunday afternoon in Tennessee.
If the Patriots want to head into their bye week with a win over the Titans, they'll have to do so without Rob Gronkowski.
Rob Gronkowski reportedly isn't expected to play Sunday versus the Tennessee Titans, though the Patriots appear to be taking a big picture approach with their star tight end.
Before the Patriots can enjoy their bye week, they have to take care of business against the Titans in Tennessee.
Before hitting their bye week, the Patriots have some business to take care of in Nashville. If they win, they'll hit that bye week with an 8-2 record.
The Patriots and Titans released their final injury reports of the week on Friday, and the outlook is quite positive for the Patriots.
Bill Belichick spoke at length on fullbacks on Friday, picking up on a topic he explored in great detail one day more than 10 years ago.
Imagine, if you will, a world where a billion-dollar corporation has the faintest hint of an issue, then tries to fix the issue, but ends up complicating the matter by a significant margin. If you follow the trials and tribulations of the National Football League, then this wouldn't require much imagination.
