Can Kenjon Barner Solve Patriots' Punt Return Problems?
Kenjon Barner should have an opportunity to fill a rather important role for the team immediately.
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Kenjon Barner should have an opportunity to fill a rather important role for the team immediately.
This weekend's meeting is without a doubt a high-end meet-up of (potentially) two of the best teams in the NFL this season. With that being firmly established, here are your headlines to start the week.
This past offseason, the New England Patriots clearly wanted Jason McCourty, as New England executed a trade with Cleveland instead of waiting for the veteran cornerback to be released.
The New England Patriots have signed a wide receiver, but his name is not Dez Bryant.
Matt Patricia's debut as an NFL head coach went about as bad as it possibly could have Monday night in Detroit.
After their home opener victory over the Texans, Patriots running back James White traded his cleats for bowling shoes, hoping to bring another big win to Boston Medical Center during his fundraising tournament.
The Patriots may not make a move until they feel it's necessary, but for the time being, here are some options available to the team.
The Patriots are still looking for some more depth at wide receiver, reportedly working out free agent Corey Coleman on Monday.
The Patriots will be without Jeremy Hill for the rest of the season.
There was a lot of drama this offseason for Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski. Once the season kicked off, though, everything seemed just fine.
It didn't take too long for a team to cry foul against the New England Patriots this season.
As you might expect, it was a whirlwind Sunday across the NFL. So here's a quick trip around the league to take a look at the biggest stories coming out of the first Sunday of the season.
Concerns over the Patriots' lack of receivers were alleviated just a little bit Sunday afternoon.
The NFL season officially began Sunday for most of the NFL, and it all happened without Dez Bryant being on an active roster.
"We definitely didn't play our best game."
