Throwback weekend for Maye and other Pats-Texans news and notes
When Drake Maye makes his first career start for the Patriots this weekend, he'll give the franchise a glimpse of the future while wearing threads from the past.
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When Drake Maye makes his first career start for the Patriots this weekend, he'll give the franchise a glimpse of the future while wearing threads from the past.
The future is now in New England, as Drake Maye will start for the Patriots against the Texans on Sunday.
Bill Belichick delivered a real zinger at the expense of Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts on Monday night.
While the Patriots appear to be toying with a change at quarterback to spark their offense, they will not be moving on from Alex Van Pelt as the team's offensive play-caller.
Is a quarterback change coming in New England? ESPN's Adam Schefter says the Pats could shift to Drake Maye as soon as this Sunday.
Could a change at quarterback be coming to New England? Jerod Mayo wouldn't say on Monday, but he didn't completely back Jacoby Brissett.
New England Patriots team captain Jabrill Peppers pleaded not guilty Monday to assault and drug charges after he was arrested Saturday.
The Patriots offense has been at its worst on third down, which once again proved costly in the team's 15-10 loss to a struggling Miami Dolphins team.
It's gone from bad to worse for the New England Patriots, who are now 1-4 on the season after a fourth straight loss.
Jacoby Brissett summed up Sunday's Patriots loss to the Dolphins best when he said "nothing was good" from New England's side.
The Patriots were a heel away from pulling off a dramatic win over the Dolphins, but Ja'Lynn Polk's fourth-quarter touchdown was overturned because of a technicality in the rule book.
After starting Week 5 on the bench, Rhamondre Stevenson responded in a big way for the New England Patriots.
The Patriots will get a key player back on offense in Kendrick Bourne, but will be down both starting safeties Kyle Dugger and Jabrill Peppers on defense when they take on the Miami Dolphins Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots have a packed injury report for their Week 5 clash with the Miami Dolphins, but there are a few positives on the list.
Hunter Henry is the next man up for the Patriots, taking over as a team captain with David Andrews set to head to IR.
