Bill Belichick On Malcolm Butler Benching: 'I'm Not Going To Get Into Last Year'
Bill Belichick spoke with reporters Sunday, but didn't have much to say about benching Malcolm Butler in the Super Bowl.
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Bill Belichick spoke with reporters Sunday, but didn't have much to say about benching Malcolm Butler in the Super Bowl.
Recently departed Patriots left tackle Nate Solder thanked fans in New England as he prepares to continue his career with a new team.
New England Patriots safety Duron Harmon was denied entry to Costa Rica when officers discovered marijuana in his luggage.
Bill's been zooming all over the country, and it's been difficult to keep track. So here's a list of everyone Bill's taken a close look at over the past few weeks.
NFL players joined attorneys, professors and others at Harvard Law School for a summit on criminal justice issues.
The Patriots lost Nate Solder to free agency, but they're maintaining some continuity on their offensive line by re-signing LaAdrian Waddle.
There were 13 NFL teams on hand to see Johnny Manziel throw a football on Thursday, and the New England Patriots were one of them.
NFL rules can confuse people. The people who make NFL rules can also confuse people.
After exploring free agency, linebacker Marquis Flowers has decided to return to the Patriots.
New Patriots defensive end Adrian Clayborn has racked up 30 sacks over his seven-year NFL career, but he's had to work a little bit harder than others to get to the quarterback.
The NFL Draft is just over a month away, so we re-examine who the experts think the Patriots will draft with the 31st pick.
There's one problem with officiating chief Alberto Riveron's message about the new rules: The committee appeared to introduce a whole new level of ambiguity.
Tom Brady gets all the credit for being the best athlete in his family, but maybe it's time that Gisele Bundchen got some respect in that department.
Matthew Slater will remain a member of the Patriots.
Life as an NFL football player can be difficult, as you're often not in control of your own employment and where you live. But sometimes, if you last in the NFL long enough, things just might work out for you.
