Dont'a Hightower Dropped A Pretty Random Patriots Name On Monday
Dont'a Hightower mentioned a couple of well-known names of former Patriots ... and one that you might not expect.
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Dont'a Hightower mentioned a couple of well-known names of former Patriots ... and one that you might not expect.
Patriots receivers struggled to hold onto the football during Monday's practice.
Patriots receiver Julian Edelman has been working diligently in his return from a torn ACL, but an issue at the end of Monday's practice raised some cause for concern.
Kyle Shanahan explained how the mere presence of Tom Brady on the other side of the ball influenced his decisions with his own offense.
Eric Decker has had trouble holding on to the football, as has been noted multiple times from reporters covering practice down in Foxboro.
Jason McCourty practiced with the first-team defense on Monday, a good sign that he is indeed in Bill Belichick's plans for the 2018 season.
Perhaps the most staunch, outspoken critic of NFL player protests during the national anthem has been Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. But the owner has gotten himself into a bit of a pickle regarding his own conduct during the playing of the national anthem.
Tom Brady is intent on playing in the NFL for several more years, but unfortunately for him, his helmet's days are numbered.
Details are continuing to emerge about Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's recently tweaked contract.
On Thursday, several reports surfaced about new incentives added to Tom Brady's contract that would allow the quarterback to earn $5 million more in 2018. The specifics, though, remained unknown. Until now.
If you tossed and turned all night worrying about Tom Brady's sore back, you can rest easy tonight.
Football is back! Sort of! In a way! Anyhoo, here are some leftover thoughts from the Patriots' 26-17 win.
It didn't take long for President Donald Trump to send out a couple of tweets on Friday morning that were very clear with their message regarding national anthem protests.
DeflateGate is back, and it's back big!
Tom Brady usually doesn't play in Patriots preseason openers because, well, he's Tom Brady. But this year was a little different for the New England quarterback.
