New Season Is Here But The Eagles Are Still Trolling Tom Brady, Patriots
Even with the new season underway, and last year's Super Bowl now a distant memory, the Philadelphia Eagles are still doing their best to troll the New England Patriots.
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Even with the new season underway, and last year's Super Bowl now a distant memory, the Philadelphia Eagles are still doing their best to troll the New England Patriots.
Heading into the 2018 NFL season, things feel a little different surrounding the New England Patriots.
All offseason long, nothing but questions have surrounded the New England Patriots. Now it's finally time to get some answers.
The New England Patriots have placed another top draft pick on injured reserve.
The Patriots have named their six team captains for the 2018 season, with a few new names on the list.
Just a few days before opening up their 2018 season against the Houston Texans, the New England Patriots have signed a guy who used to play for the Houston Texans.
If we do take Tom Brady at his word, we're left to wonder what exactly he might still be seeking to accomplish before closing the book on his football career.
The Patriots reportedly worked out eight players on Wednesday, including veteran wide receiver Kendall Wright.
Nobody cares about your Super Bowl pick.
It's officially time for football in Pittsburgh ... for everybody except Le'Veon Bell. That's something that's starting to tick off his Steelers teammates.
With Week 1 of the NFL season in full swing, the Patriots had perfect attendance at Wednesday's practice.
Tom Brady released a brief, five-minute epilogue to the "Tom vs. Time" docuseries on Wednesday, and Patriots fans are going to like it. A lot.
With his reworked contract out of the way, all that is on the mind of Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is football.
The quarterback of the Patriots is apparently backing the message behind Nike's new ad featuring Colin Kaepernick.
The word has become synonymous with the New England Patriots quarterback's unparalleled success.
