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Tom Brady will be without one of his top receivers from last season after the Patriots traded deep threat Brandin Cooks to the Rams on Tuesday for Los Angeles' first-round draft pick, 23rd overall.
The A's social media and marketing team decided to stir up some ... controversy? About footballs? Or something?
Clearly, some frustration has been building for some time in Foxboro. That much is undeniable at this point. But it's also April. It's time to figure it out.
A young woman's wish to meet Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski came true on Monday.
The work toward building the Patriots roster for 2018 continues in earnest in Foxboro.
As someone who utters "MyFace" and "SnapFace" with great disdain on a regular basis, perhaps it should come as no surprise that Belichick has not been a fan of Gronkowski's offseason work in the social media stratosphere.
We aren't certain what the future holds for Rob Gronkowski, but we know a horse that shares his name will be running in the Kentucky Derby.
But aside from some polite comments from head coach Bill Belichick, now-former defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, and Butler himself, we really haven't gotten an explanation for the mysterious lack of usage of Butler. Until now.
There are thousands of reasons to not trade Gronkowski. Here are the most significant.
Tom Brady has taken conventional thinking about old quarterbacks and thrown it in the incinerator.
In trying to "fix" the rules regarding what is and what is not a catch, the NFL may have inadvertently admitted that it improperly applied some rules when the Eagles beat the Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
After that rule was voted down by owners, Ballard said he was not in favor of adopting it.
Rob Gronkowski will add another movie to his resume this offseason.
Are the Patriots interested in bringing Johnny Manziel to New England?
The NFL made a change that almost certainly will have a much larger effect on the game than the catch rule.
