Hurley's Picks: Some Professional Level Of Shade-Throwing Adds Some Sizzle To London Game
You've got to appreciate some professional shade at the NFL level.
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You've got to appreciate some professional shade at the NFL level.
While Rob Gronkowski and Sony Michel were among the players missing from Wednesday's Patriots practice, the news continues to be positive on the injury front for both players.
If you were hoping the Patriots would add seven-time Pro Bowl corner Patrick Peterson ahead of next week's NFL trade deadline, you'll be a little disappointed with the latest development.
It's not the weekly award you'd expect Dont'a Hightower to win, but the Patriots linebacker has some new hardware for his mantle.
This is not what ESPN executives had in mind when they scheduled the Patriots and Bills for a midseason meeting on Monday Night Football.
Bills fans have some added reason to be fired up for the game: Tom Brady called them out.
Sunday in Chicago, Brady added to a rather unique accomplishment by remaining undefeated against the Chicago Bears.
According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, there is some hope that the worst has been avoided.
That's a whole lot of miscues. And yet, the Patriots won by seven points. What a world. Let's take a closer look.
Tom Brady feels the same about the Dodgers as fellow Bay Area native Julian Edelman.
With Sony Michel set for an MRI on Monday after being carted off the field during Sunday's victory over the Bears, the New England Patriots are a bit thin at running back.
Josh Gordon could have told a lie.
Sometimes, sports cliches can be deadly accurate.
The Patriots managed to win, 38-31. The game had its fair share of Ups and Downs.
The Patriots improved to 5-2 on the season with a 38-31 win over the Bears in Chicago on Sunday.
