Patriots-Titans News, Notes & Fun Facts
WBZ-TV's Levan Reid passes along everything you need to know heading into Saturday night's Patriots-Titans playoff clash at Gillette Stadium.
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WBZ-TV's Levan Reid passes along everything you need to know heading into Saturday night's Patriots-Titans playoff clash at Gillette Stadium.
It's always difficult for a football team to make a trek to New England while trying to win a playoff game. For the Tennessee Titans, this year's trip was even more difficult than usual.
Clearly, Brady has a deep arsenal at his disposal. As for which player might shine brightest on Saturday night against the Titans, WBZ-TV's Levan Reid said he likes Burkhead's chances.
What the Patriots need Harrison to do on Saturday is simple: Be big, be strong, be disciplined. In limited action against the Jets, he proved capable.
The WBZ-TV sports team makes their predictions for Saturday's Patriots-Titans Divisional Round matchup at Gillette Stadium.
It's finally time for some football! (Almost!) Here's what to expect when the Titans and Patriots take the field.
The Patriots are getting healthy as they head into the postseason.
Given their nearly 20-year run of success, the Patriots have heard plenty of detractors outside of New England.
Nine players not named Tom Brady who will play key roles in Saturday night's AFC Divisional Round game at Gillette Stadium.
The Pats won't have to trek across the pond next year.
The Patriots had an extra week to prepare for their first postseason game of 2018, but they certainly didn't lack on drama.
The New England Patriots should get a boost on both sides of the ball this weekend against the Tennessee Titans.
Before diving in to the picks for this weekend's divisional playoff round, some quick hit thoughts from the goings-on around the NFL.
The Patriots were without Malcolm Mitchell and Marquis Flowers at practice on Wednesday, while the Titans ruled out running back DeMarco Murray for Saturday's Divisional Round clash in Foxboro.
It's official, Patriots fans. ESPN's Max Kellerman is willing to be your bad guy.
